I feel you. I actually liked nights, but the burnout is real. I'd have trouble sleeping during the day, and had a horrible sleep schedule trying to keep up my personal life and still work nights

I liked nights as well! I used to work 11-7 for some shifts, and while it was still a little lonely to go to work while people were heading to bed, I still had the whole day to do things if needed. It got me into the bad habit of just staying up for 24 hours if I wanted to do things in the evening though

100% with the people saying to get into a hobby to meet people. You're guaranteed to connect at some level. Gaming as a hobby actually makes meeting people pretty easy, if you don't mind starting out as long distance relationships

I met my partner of 8 years on World of Warcraft!

Now that I think about it, maybe they always have been, sort of? The earliest memes I remember are the rage comics

Though, I feel like "meme" = funny relatable thing nowadays.

I swear, kids are the cruelest at that age. I ate lunch in the bathroom stall a few times in my first week of middle school because it was better than being in the cafeteria

I actually play a rogue, but my bf plays necro. I didn't think they looked fun at first, but I'm insanely jealous of how his necro 1 shots bosses. Rogue has a lot of hits, but I've definitely not hit in the millions yet like his character does. I love my rogue, but I also wanna do the big crits 😆

I'm definitely going to play one in season 1. Their armor cosmetics are also super cool compared to rogue

I also like to look cool, and get more enjoyment out of finding a playstyle I like, rather than following a meta.

That said, ARPG's are definitely a numbers game, depending on how far you want to go. If all you want to do is world events in WT4 and regular dungeons, you can play whatever spec you want.

If you want to kill Uber Lilith and push super high tier Nightmare dungeons (especially solo), you'll likely have to rely on the theorycrafters who crunch the numbers for the most optimal setup.

I'm happy to play a spec I find fun, even if it means I can't push super high. It just depends on what's makes the game fun for you

I was so pleased with how it ended! Such a breath of fresh air that he just came right out and admitted it to her without any extra drama (although I do love some drama now and then)

Unfortunately, I don't think so. I saw somewhere on reddit where someone suggested setting your system time to the far future so that you aren't "matched" with anyone, but I haven't tried it myself.

When I played the campaign, I only saw a handful of people in the open world outside of town.

When I finished the campaign and started doing world events in WT3 AND WT4, that's when I started seeing a lot more people.

If you're just running between Nightmare dungeons and ignore world events, you can probably avoid most people. I'd say once they put in the ability to teleport to Nightmare dungeons, you'll see even less people