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It's just not fair. 10/15/2004, 09:24:14

Kronx writes: Well, being short no cash and inundated in desire to play an RPG, I installed MM7. It took a while, but eventually I got it to work on Windows XP. I played for about 10 seconds and quit. Well, last night, I fired it up again, just to play for a few minutes before going to bed. Five hours later I was sneaking through the White Cliff Caves and plotting my return to Stone City. I had things I wanted to do this month, damnit.

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Yes, MM7 is addictive Be warned - Radek ( Fri 15-Oct-04 10:11:12 ) A way to deal with addiction - Pacifist ( Fri 15-Oct-04 10:24:52 ) +2 hahaha (n/t) - Jim ( Fri 15-Oct-04 10:32:52 ) It does not work at all! - Radek ( Fri 15-Oct-04 11:01:41 ) +1 Thats not healing, thats just... worse! :p (n/t) - Jim ( Fri 15-Oct-04 11:38:05 ) The sad part is... - Kronx ( Fri 15-Oct-04 11:55:16 ) cure for addiction - enrich45 ( Fri 15-Oct-04 18:34:47 ) So much to do, so little time. - Arwen the Dark Elf ( Fri 15-Oct-04 21:33:49 ) +1 well thereis ONE thing he can do... - Grumpy Dragon ( Sat 16-Oct-04 11:38:38 ) +1 Ah, withdrawal. Nasty experience. (n/t) - Arwen the Dark Elf ( Sat 16-Oct-04 11:59:18 ) Just make the game super easy by using an editor and after a while you will get bored of playing and stop. (n/t) - Paul the Crystal Guardian ( Sat 16-Oct-04 14:51:09 ) +1 That never worked for me. - Arwen the Dark Elf ( Sat 16-Oct-04 16:55:05 ) In my experience the only thing that cures a game addiction is getting hooked on to another game... - Maybeth ( Sat 16-Oct-04 14:58:23 )