Question by invest: How to quit world of warcraft for good? I am having withdrawal symptoms from world of warcraft which I recently quit two months ago. I am trying to find something to replace it but nothing seems as entertaining. Things like guitar, reading, tennis, golf, art, chess, bicycling freeing, snowboarding, skateboarding, skiing, gushing-skiing, surfing, bowling just dont compare to being a wizard and exploring impossible worlds. I do all of these hobbies I listed, but now I am less satisfied than when I was playing world of warcraft. Are there any hobbies at all that are more fun than world of warcraft? Best answer:

Answer by TheE

Try a mmo that’s not stupid maybe?

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Question by papasmurfington: What is the cheapest gaming laptop that works good out there?
I am on a budget and yet want a good gaming computer, specifically for world of warcraft but also for the other usual things. I have narrowed it down to a couple of choices in my other questions, but I have heard bad things about them. Even though they are gaming laptops, they are the less expensive ones so I dont know if they are all that good for gaming. I need answers and help.

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Answer by pender2112
Nvidia 260m GTX – will play anything at decent settings.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Asus+-+Laptop+with+Intel%26%23174%3B+Core%26%23153%3B2+Duo+Processor+-+Blue/Black/9556072.p?skuId=9556072&id=1218124204092

Even Cheaper – but GPU is slower.

http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/Configurators.aspx?mid=320

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Question by Suzie: Does anyone know about any good free multiboxing software for WOW?
I need to find something that is easy to use and free. Also, is there any way this software can have viruses/keyloggers in it? I was checking out one, and it asked for my computer’s IP address, which I thought was kind of weird. (I don’t want to loose my WOW accounts). Thanks for your help.

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Answer by Girlgamer
I’ve not heard of a safe free multiboxing software for WoW. Keyclone is one of the most popular I’ve heard of but costs about . This type of software, especially if you’re searching for free versions, can easily contain malware that would make your account unsafe. Make sure to scan them with a good anti-spyware, and anti-virus program before trying them.
The one asking for your IP most likely needed it to communicate key commands throughout the LAN. One suggestion I have, if you do find the program you’re looking for and begin multiboxing, is to create all accounts with the same owner information. If you use separate names on the registration, Blizzard may close the accounts. Good luck!

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