I have written two in a series of, what I hoped would be regular, posts tracking games that I have completed in 2010. I have run into a problem though. I started playing World of Warcraft again. Why would I do such a thing? I blame Star Trek Online. I played STO during the beta and used a friend's ten day pass, and during that time, I found myself constantly comparing it to WoW. Inevitably, this non-stop comparison made me (and three of my friends) reactivate my account. The game got its hooks in me so good that I have payed to bring characters from other servers over to the new one that we choose, which was originally chosen because it would force us to start new characters. While I am having tons of fun, especially getting the bonus XP from inviting a buddy, I keep feeling guilt for ignoring other games I have.  I am having fun, but I feel bad that I am not having fun with Bioshock 2-the current game in my queue. It seems odd that I feel bad for having fun, but I do. I think this guilt comes from the knowledge that WoW will ultimately never be completed; when I actually finish a game, I feel a sense of accomplishment, and while not a life confirming accomplishment, it is a sense of one none the less.
 
This all comes down to game management, which i have expressed as a problem for me on this blog before. Do any of you ever run into gaming problems like this?
 
 PS. You can find me on Eredar, rolling around Azeroth with my orc shaman named Imashaman!