What justifies the "casual" label?

Hello, my name is Tommara and I’m an Evercrack addict.

While under the influence of Evercrack, I have camped a tree stump for days waiting for a quest object to spawn. I have been the listkeeper, which was to keep track of people wishing to join our camping spot. The waiting time for dps was over 8 hours. I know this because I was there when they signed up and I was still there when it was finally their turn. I have stayed up until 4 am on a work night helping friends with CR. I have camped dungeons for weeks while everyone in my guild got everything they wanted from it. On Y2K, I agreed to stay up all night at the government agency I worked for, provided I was allowed to play Evercrack. They agreed, no doubt concluding that not only would it keep me awake, I would know instantly if we loss communications or power. And because no one else was too enthused about spending New Year’s at work.

Flash forward 13 years – I am now married to one of my EQ friends who stood vigil with me that night. We have 4 gaming computers connected to a LAN, although there are only the two of us, and I play computer games well over 40 hours a week while working full time. But I am no longer hooked and have taken a vow to never, ever get as carried away as I did with Evercrack.

So I am now a casual gamer.

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Originally Posted by RobotoInu

I'm casual, even though I play for several hours a day, here is why.

I don't let the game determine my real life schedule.
I don't take it seriously.
I don't rage when my DF group does poorly.
I just enjoy the game and the people without the desire to be better than anyone else.

-RobotoInu

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You sir, said everything. I think I will make that a signature!

yea i'll be like ....
lol.

so you're really want to take on like... wth noone is really to farm it.
just can i ... just a little maybe... please..........