I understand how difficult it is to maintain a high level of interest in a game that does not really change all that much on a day-to-day basis buy WOW GOLD. But if a sponsor is going to shell out travel expenses and send you half way across the country to compete, and a media site pays money to have you on their blog roll, you have to maintain your interest in the game. How did the hokage manage to keep his interest for so long? Three tips:

1) Manage Your Own Expectations

If you are a married man working 60 hours a week, you probably should not be expecting sponsorships or deadly gladiator titles. Likewise, do not expect to be part of a serious raid guild for server firsts. Over stretch yourself and you will be forced to make decisions, and usually RL takes precedence and you are forced to take a break from the game. Look at Minti-sama armory, still using S5 honor pieces, no longer raiding buy WOW GOLD, gets top spots in his BG just fine even with a job in RL, because arena is all he plays. I still think Venruki/Sodah can probably upgrade that spot with someone who plays a lot more, but it will probably have to wait until after the regionals.

2) Manage Your Teammate Expectations

Like wise you need to manage your teammate expectations, if their goal is to compete in LAN tournaments you should not be the one holding them back because of your RL responsibilities. I understood 100% when my priest/druid teammates in S3 ended up going for vengeful gladiator with another rogue who was significantly better geared than me, and could play a lot more matches than me. You really have to know your role and stick to buy WOW GOLD.

"Ninjas have to do dishes too." -

3) Avoid Grinding At All Costs

Blizzard made the game extremely casual friendly if you just do your daily/weekly quests.  Take honor for example, if you just do your Winter grasp / daily PVP quests and give it 6-8 weeks to pick up all the honor pieces, it is a very painless process. Same is with gold farming if you just stick to your dailies. In fact dailies are great for stay in touch with your friends, you log on for 30 minutes or so everyday to do a couple of dailies, check your mail, it is a light gaming session and fun. I been really digging the fishing dailies, I find it very relaxing to my soul after a long day.  Grinding on the other hand is the fastest way to lose interest; does it really matter if you get 20 stats today or a week later? Not to mention min-max has heavy diminishing returns at higher gear levels when it comes to effort vs reward of buy WOW GOLD.