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Hi,Im a newbie to this website. I actually stumbled across this forum in my google search to sell my account.

Ratz instagib aimbot download. I have been playing evony age 1 and age 2 for just over 4 years now and I have several reasons to sell/quit. I recently turned 30 and I feel like I have nothing to show for my time spent online except mastercard bills for ingame coins and item purchases. My fiance is actually quite fed up with me and how much time I spend on evony and I also believe my friendships have suffered as well.

I usually spend time on the game before I go to work, right when I come home until bed and any free time I have. I have 'quit' before for a couple months here and there until knowing a group of my online friends have moved on to the newest server to dominate. So I'm not certain if me giving my account to someone will help anyhow.The reasons I played on evony:boredommaking online friendsfeeling needed, feeling like I need to be in control of somethingI do think I suffer from depression. I look around me and everyone has what they need and want.

I work full time and can't seem to get ahead. I know I could spend my time better and finding ways to resolve money issues instead of wasting money online. Evony does help me forget for periods of time though. My fiance and I agreed I would only play when he watches his sports or plays his online hockey tho I end spending alot more time on the game when he is finished his sessions. It is hard to find a happy medium with the game, once you get going on 'attacks', 'spamming', disccusions ect.its hard to just leave in the middle of those.As an evony player, there is a 'standard' I suppose to be the best in the game. To have lots of troops, grab the capitol of the state.lots of smack talk happens against other teams aka alliances.and everyone wants to prove each other wrong and attack each other.

Part of the 'fun'.Anyhow, I guess I'm starting to defend myself against the game playing and why I do it. I'm ready to give it up for good and start focusing on real life.

I've made lots of good friends on the game but I want good friends in real life now. Its now summer time and I'm going to throw myself at every opportunity to go out and socialize.Will update this topic in a 4/5 days. I have put my account under 'holiday mode' and hoping someone will take it before it expires.Thanks for reading I guess.Elle. Welcome Elle! I'm so glad you came here. I truly believe that OLGA is what is saving my marriage.

I haven't been here very long but oh boy do I find it valuable! There are plenty of people who can totally relate to how you're feeling. I stayed in my game for friendships, boredom, romance, etc., and ultimately addiction. These games twist our minds and hold us hostage. I struggle constantly and battle against the game sucking me back in. I come here and read posts and blog and it really helps! Plus the meetings.

I hope to see you back here regularly. Welcome to OLGA Elle.

Glad you've found us.I relate alot with what you share in this thread. I played WoW for many years, it gave me the sense of security and control I didn't feel in my RL because of some emotional stuff that was going on at that time. Also, I found the game to be very stimulating and as a result I became a big achiever there.

Unfortunately, it caused huge damage in the relationships with my family, my friends and co-workers due to the isolation resulted from being playing around 10 hours a day.Please check the meeting schedule and join us:http://www.olganon.org/?q=calendar. Thought I would update my progress here: Day 2 not gaming.This am I gave away my account to a online friend. And I just said some goodbyes tho I think I would keep in touch with a couple of pals through skype.not on the game.Had some anxiety about giving it away: hoping that they would take good care of itAlso have some anxiety about what I am suppose to do now.So I made a list of things to do:- read the rest of my games of thrones series- organize my bills (which i neglected for a while)- go for a walk every evening- spend time with my fiance (he gave me a big hug when i told him i gave away my account)- find some hobbies (cooking, baking, yoga)I felt sad this morning. Kind of regretting giving it away but its too late. I already told her I would give it to her.

I'm still certain not gaming is the best decision for me.just getting over today and I'm sure I'll be ok in a week. Progress Report: Start of Day 4So far I'm hanging in there. Today is my second day off of work and my feelings to game are intense right now. I went on my personal fb account and played some cityville for a few minutes, had my smoke and coffee and now I'm here. I'm finding waking up and not going to my computer straight away a serious challenge but I thought to myself that at least it wasn't evony.Last night before the meeting, I deleted some of my gaming fb accounts linked to evony and I uninstalled my skype. Not regreting it yet. I think knowing I can always go back is a weird sense of comfort (if that makes sense) but I also tell myself how hard or I should rephrase, How much time I would waste to build myself up to be a decent player again.

And I don't want to put in that time. The one thing I did not get rid of was the cheat robot several players use or my game guides. They are sitting in my trash can still. I find those the hardest to get rid of. The robot or also defined as 'bob' enabled me to play when I wasn't able to (when I was at work).

It built my troops for me, farmed npc's, guarded my cities against attacks. It made me a good player sadly and if it weren't for this 'bob' I wouldn't have been ranked as high or had all thoose darn cartoon troops. Funny how I'm attached to a cartoon, not real game though just to even sneak a peak would be satisfying. I know the same drama, the same people would be on. The same drama and people that made me question why I spent my precious time on there.

So why do I want go back? Why am I keeping the enabler in my trash can?

I've been told it will take time for the withdrawl to stop nagging at me. I did reach out to my real life friends and for once, instead of them contacting me, I made the first step to text them a hello, want to do something sometime soon. So I'm hoping I can fill up my time better. I still need to start reading my books tho I do just spend more time online, even if it is on here. Like the laptop is an extension of me.

Frustrated today and I'm glad i'm back to work tomorow. I made a promise to someone I met on here yesterday to go for a run. Which I did last night. And I made a time slot to do it again today. Also hoping I can get my blog on here soon so I can write all this stuff down on there when I'm feeling like this. Thanks for listening. What you're feeling right now towards feeling comfort in knowing you can 'go back' is normal.

It doesn't necessarily matter if the 'enabler' is still within arm's length of you (as long as it's out of sight and not constantly staring you in the face). The temptation will still be the same. If you uninstall the game, all it takes is a few clicks to reinstall it.

So I don't believe the presence of the enabler really makes that much difference. However, if it is bothering you, then get rid of it! At least, once you are progressing through your withdrawal, you might start thinking more logically about it.The days off from work are definitely the hardest.

Keep up with the jogging, and if you get bored with that, get creative. Find some woods, grab a stick and go exploring.

Go find a hobby store and stock up on a few activities. Or if you are not like me, you could just immerse yourself in friends.Here is the forum where it gives a HUGE list of suggestions to stay busy at this point:explore life, in general! I needed to read this post today. I am an Evony player for the past 3 years now.

I truly regret ever starting to play it. I started with a friend and it has slowly yet surely progressed to an out of control level.

I am too emotionally invested in an online game. It's ridiculous. I too played for the same reasons you listed. Depression probably, feeling like I belonged and I was needed. All those reasons. I'm quite shy in reality so it felt safe to make friends online at first. I didn't worry as much as I would in real life about impressing anyone or embarrassing myself, but now I'm so into the game that I have let it impact my self esteem because I'm starting to worry about the perceptions my ingame friends and enemies have of me.

I waste so much time on there and I'm mad at myself. I have quit multiple times, killed off my imaginary troops, and still I rebuild. Still I go back. The most I went was maybe a month or month and a half. Then I went back and played some more. Now I'm playing on more than one server and the stress is weighing heavily on me. I have spent money though a paltry sum in comparison to others, but that has made it hard to quit, and those who spend more put pressure on the rest of us to keep playing because they're financially and emotionally invested as well.

I think I need to quit for my own well being. I am tired of having a fake online life with friends who probably won't stay in contact if I truly quit for good. It's just scary because I did make 2/3 really good friends who will stay in contact and the thing is I'm scared to give up totally. I too used a bot to help me a bit when I wasn't on but I still played too much. I'm still playing too much, present tense. But I think you're motivating me and I really appreciate that.

I keep having people convince me that I'm being ridiculous and it's just a game I can't be addicted. Just play and put it on the bot. Then they skype you or FB message you about attacks. It's just a vicious cycle and I'm glad I'm not alone in feeling lost in addiction for a game. Evony I'm sure is fine for some but it's just too much for me. I can't play a moderate or minimal amount. I can't stop caring how I'm perceived in game and wanting to impress those people whose opinions I value and look 'cool' to them.

It's really embarrassing. I need to quit and take control back over my life. I miss the relationship I ruined over this stupid game. I hope they're fixable with time. Thanks for your post.

I was Googling all over trying to find other people addicted to Evony and it seemed more of a joke than a real thing in my previous searches. I'm glad my post has helped anyone who has read it. I apparently need to re-read what I've posted. I haven't exactly been game free and been handcuffed to the the very game I've posted about. Not proud of it but I think I'm ready to try again. Think recovery will be a bigger struggle then I originally thought. Think Im in such a funk that I don't really care about the outside world at the moment.

I came here today for a reality check. I would appreciate people writing out some reality checks.can be for them, in general or for me. This is the reality check I apply to myself ( its maybe a harsh one).

But its also how I felt the shock the hardest and most awakening.Evony peoply and the evony game. 99% isnt even true/ real. Only hold on to the 1%, forget about the rest. The even more sad truth is that you ll have spend what? 3 years on a server and will have spend 3/4 of your time on there. And the other 1/4 you ll have spend thinking of the game.What if:you now had spend 3 years and 3/4 of that time, also online, but building up your own webshop?

Would you not by now have a good business, something you could get energy from. That made you proud.

The other 1/4 of your time you could have spend being with your friends, husband and lovely children. And instead of spending money online you d be earning money online!How I am trying to stop? I m still playing, hell I even set up more alts. But I am creating distance, like I try not to open my skypes anymore. I keep track of it of how many days. When I do open it again, I am ok with it.

Next day Im trying to get over my last record and so on. The same I try for AC, mail, etc. More then ever Im starting to feel detached. Thats where I want to go eventually.Good luck Elle, Maggie & Joyah:)!!! I truely believe we can overcome this challenge!Belle.

May I interject here? I'm not tring to burst anyone's bubble, but these games are evil. They are designed to give you the purple grape juice if anyone knows that analogy. Honestly, to reminisce wistfully about a pkace that sucks your life and controls your emotions should be reevaluated IMHO.Hey, I get it.

I was controlled by Second Life for four solid years where length of tine is like a badge of honor. I also get that it's best not to feed the beast and see it for what it really is. Would you take candy from the wicked witch? Seriously.it is pure mind control. Don't let them have you.

You know you will quit, right? Then why wait? What's the point? For some fantasy that's robbing you of a real life?Come back and talk with us more. Elle, it's really good to see you post here again. We can call that a reality check.you know that you've got people here who want you to be both WELL and HAPPY, and you ended up going back to a game where that is probably not the case. Since I'm an addict, it makes perfect sense, but if I wasn't an addict, I think that it would look very strange at best to watch somebody do that.

Welcome back. It's good to see your name next to a fresh post again.Reality check for me.I'm an addict, and am incapable of managing my own life successfully. I've gotten a lot better in the last while (thanks to loads of help from OLGA in general and my sponsor in particular), but there will never come a point in my life at which I will be able to successfully manage my own life without help.

Part of me really hates this fact, but let me be real for a second. People with serious diseases are not looked down on if they need help with living life from time to time. The diabetic might get help from a dietician, the amputee might get help from friends to move stuff around from time to time, the cancer patient gets help with all kinds of things because of how sick the chemo makes him.so why shouldn't the addict get help with making better choices? Why do I look down on myself for needing help with living life?

I'm an addict.I have a chronic, progressive, and utterly incurable disease. There's no shame in that, so why do I sometimes go out of my way to buy shame for myself? I'm an addict, and that means that I need help if I want to live a happy and healthy life.

OLGA is one of the places I get help, and just for today, I will not be ashamed of my need for help. Welcome back. The reality is that it is possible to quit. You DON'T have to live like this. What worked for me was, 1) Having 'experimented' enough that I'd convinced myself that I couldn't play at all, not ever, without going down the downward spiral. It sounds to me like you might be there.

2) Realizing I couldn't quit on my own. 3) Having a non-gaming goal that I cared about, 4) That '90 meetings in 90 days' business, coming to meetings here every night for at least 3 months, even if it did feel like I was replacing one addiction with another at times, 5) Getting recovery buddies I could talk to (instead of gaming), and 6) working the steps with a sponsor.I really hope you can break free, hugs.