clash of clans ruined my life

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Originally Posted by TheGreatLach

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And some how you are comparing it to drugs. Drugs take physical and mental tolls on the brain, which make you feel compelled to keep using, Clash... Well just delete it. Problem solved. Quite frankly, if it reaches the point where you claim that a video game ruined your life, without taking into consideration that you are the problem. Thats when you need to see a doctor.
The OP plays the game, the game doesnt play him.

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And how are u going to explain the withdrawal symptoms of someone who played the game 8 hours a day deleting that specific game cold turkey ?

there are a lot of youtube vids showing kids going into aggro mode after their parents pulled the plug of their computers (world of warcraft is just one example)

Besides the above, the moment u start investing a single dime into this game,then my friend, the game starts playing you.

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Originally Posted by diLuca

And how are u going to explain the withdrawal symptoms of someone who played the game 8 hours a day deleting that specific game cold turkey ?

there are a lot of youtube vids showing kids going into aggro mode after their parents pulled the plug of their computers (world of warcraft is just one example)

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Withdrawal symptoms? This is more serious than I thought. Come on. When I pushed to 4000, I played 5 days 12+ hours a day in a row. After my push was complete, I quite happily settled down to 1 hour a day. No "withdrawal symptoms". And if you're going to start pull the "kids going aggro" card, well the ToS state under 13's shouldn't be playing. And under 17's must have parental consent. So again, you would say "the parents ruined their life", not clash.

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Originally Posted by diLuca

Besides the above, the moment u start investing a single dime into this game,then my friend, the game starts playing you.

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I've spent just under $5,000 on clash. Do I regret it? No. Am I addicted? No. I spent that money because I enjoy the game, it has little to no affect on my work or relation aspects of life, and little to no affect on my bank.

I highly believe that someone with a ruined life won't be having PC/Ipad and internet connection anymore.

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Originally Posted by TheGreatLach

Withdrawal symptoms? This is more serious than I thought. Come on. When I pushed to 4000, I played 5 days 12+ hours a day in a row. After my push was complete, I quite happily settled down to 1 hour a day. No "withdrawal symptoms". And if you're going to start pull the "kids going aggro" card, well the ToS state under 13's shouldn't be playing. And under 17's must have parental consent. So again, you would say "the parents ruined their life", not clash.


I've spent just under $5,000 on clash. Do I regret it? No. Am I addicted? No. I spent that money because I enjoy the game, it has little to no affect on my work or relation aspects of life, and little to no affect on my bank.

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Now, lean back and think about the feelings you would have had if u had to stop playing abruptly at 3999 trophies without playing some days.

the ToS is like the Holy Bible, everyone accepts it, but no one reads it, ya know.

you seem to be rich, good for you :)

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Originally Posted by KURORO

I highly believe that someone with a ruined life won't be having PC/Ipad and internet connection anymore.

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Someones life can also be socially ruined without having to starve, ya know.

Someone is so addicted to the game . . .

If your name isn't Jorge Yao, Clash hasn't ruined your life.

No man, it's not COC fault and you were enjoying while playing it,don't you?

I used to be addicted. Then I took a 4 week break and started playing Madden Mobile. Now I'm addicted to that and barely play clash for even an hour each day

Sorry supercell