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World of Warcraft boosts cognitive functioning in some older adults


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Guso de Obaldia III

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Thu, Feb 23, 2012, 11:12 am CST

As a World of Warcraft player since it's release in 2004, I have experienced the game from almost all points of views. I have leveled, RPed, raided in world first guilds, PvPed to rank, 5 boxed, played for more then 50 hours a week, and more recently played at a very casual rate at maybe 5 hours a week.

What did they do in the 14 hours of playing WoW? Were they handed pre leveled characters and went from there? If so, PvE or PvP? Or did they start from level 1 and just level up that way? Were they all in the same guild or playing solo?

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