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Checkmate! I Don't Play Chess.
Checkmate! I Don't Play Chess.
It never occurred to me that leveling up is a waste of time.

I have just been rewarded with a Yahoo! Answers desktop wallpaper for reaching level 2 and I’m still working on earning more quest items for a game administrator. I need to search for more intelligible questions and produce a helpful answer to move on to the next level, and if I get lucky, I might be rewarded with large extra points for giving the best answer. Killing more animated creatures in the game will increase my ability points and earning more skills will require me to hunt more monsters to kill.

Checking the Yahoo! Answers page is the first thing I get myself involved with from the moment I wake up. This has been a routine for a week now, and I became more alert on deciding and foreseeing how my day will be different. As a Yahoo! Answers participant, it’s so natural to encounter dumb questions everyday. This is the main reason why Yahoo! users who are ready to share their knowledge are becoming more patient in searching for questions that really need their attention, although points can still be earned for responding to stupid questions. They will spend minutes or hours on the computer to answer good questions and rate and vote for as many best answers as they can. You will think that this activity is a waste of time only if you are one of the bored who submit questions simply to mess the decent section of Yahoo! . No one will win money in this activity but you will surely learn things that were unimportant to you. I have not known the importance of Trigonometry until someone enumerated all the professions that requires a sharp knowledge in this subject. You can ask anything and even get help for your homework. I asked a few questions and I’m truly satisfied with their answers. Viewing the Yahoo! Answers page in the morning is not different from hollering “Good morning” to family members who are still asleep, but only through Yahoo! Answers will you make your groggy brain instantly work when you spot a very catchy question.

From being a 3d MMORPG and a strategy game fan, my body has requested the joy of playing a 2d game since it doesn’t punish your arms and hands for harshly clicking on the mouse buttons for long hours. The best games cost too much, another reason for me to go back to a kiddy game and be stuck with adolescent aged players. But whatever game I decide to subscribe to or play for free in the future , it’s always a great deal to brag that I’ve played it and have reached a high level before cutting myself from the game. Such games never interfered with my study. Playing long hours on the computer lets my mind travel somewhere I have never imagined could exist or if I am not for the adventure, I’ll be there to spoof on new players. It takes days and more skills to collect whatever your characters need for upgrading. I usually bring these games in my sleep, and life to me became more of an adventure and a will to survive rather than waking up early because the school bus might leave you. The word “level” is always present in any game whether the game you are playing uses the word “rank” instead. You spend time and money to raise your status, isn’t this what we usually do in real life?

I wasn’t confused by the demands of reality being compared to the pleasures of gaming. Leveling up and moving on are almost the same, but raising one’s level in any aspect requires improvement and sometimes change. Submitting a large percentage of your life to raise your price is not a waste of time for in this process you mostly find the value of everything around you. I will continue on answering questions and learning from the resolved questions in Yahoo! Answers. If needed, I will even research for the most informative answer to contribute. What I’m using my time with is just an alternative and more fun way to practice what life has obliged us to do. You will still work in the office and even demand a raise or promotion for your dedication. The best will hunt for the highest paying jobs which their degrees have promised to give. And the young will continue to develop better games to outdone the existing good ones.

Never did I end a game with a failed mission. I have battled in my entire life and have always rested with a smile and I can‘t remember wasting a single tick of the clock. After a lifetime of leveling up, the longest rest should never be feared.

June 2, 2006 | 5:25 PM Comments  3 comments

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mrsamer2005 Samer
June 3, 2006 | 6:22 AM

yes i agree ... we should take advantage of every moment of our lifes ..

life is too short you know ........... !!!

Sam .....
abhyu00 Batman Y!Answer
June 5, 2006 | 10:13 PM
Answerholics welcome you!
Hi, this is the group moderator of Y! Answerholics Anonymous. Looks like you have reached the addiction high, a path which cannot be retraced. Thanks for joining us!

- Batman
http://answers.yahoo.com/my/profile?show=AA10014964&preview=true
sushiSniper SushiSniper
June 9, 2006 | 11:19 PM

hey Batman! I appreciate you for joining TakingItGlobal and for leaving a very flattering comment about my Yahoo! Answers addiction.

And yes, Samer, life is too short. Too short that only few of us realize the importance of some things.

Thanks for the comments!
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