Heh, I play World of Warcraft, and I am happy with it, I have good fun for the money, and I still have a life, considering that I work and study as full-time
My weekdays look like this:
9h of work
4h of study
3h approximately spent in transportation
6-8h of sleep
That leaves me with approximately 2h per day for World of Warcraft on weekdays, Saturdays are mostly spent with my girlfriend or a random get-together with friends, and sundays are spent on a friend's house playing Dungeons and Dragons with other 8 friends; or sleeping until mid-day eat and sleep the rest of the day.
I take it loosely on the monthly fee, and focus on academics, I play casually, and love to learn stuff on the mechanics of the game and how to better use them to my advantage, I consider myself a successful casual player, that has a LOT of fun.
Now, if you think too much about the 15 USD per month you pay, and want to get the most out of it, and want to have ALL the current stuff, and raid, and pvp. Then I say it is not the game that should be checked.



