[Tides of Time] [TwitLonger] Hearthstone experience & Gwent experience

This whole post aims to be nothing, but a reminder, that you should always set limits to yourself as a regular player. Since i don't really have friends anymore, i've decided to write a confession (i guess we can call it that) about how Gwent interfered with my everyday life. Reading this post you will probably figure that I am a weak person. It's fine, cause that might be the case. Anyway: I started playing Gwent round the time when base set came out. After a few months it came to a point when i've started playing on a daily basis. And i've played every single day since then. I mean every single day. Now I play about 5-6 hours a day. There was another turning point, when i started to spend real money on the game. Buying packs randomly is what i mean. I've lost track in counting, i've probably spent around $2000 so far. I had a girlfriend back then, she probably left me because i was too focused on the game. That is fine, i rather spend my time alone. I'm studying medicine at the moment, it's my 4th year atm. Last year i came close to dropping out, insane luck saved me on my very last chance of an exam. Today i'm in the same situation, having a single last chance left. Ppl don't change, i guess. My parents are a factor, because they know basically nothing about my addiction. They already see me as a doctor. Hell, i'm not even a grown up. This being a fact, i've constantly had to come up with excuses (lies) to cover my constant failures. It has come to the point where i'm considering to confess everything to them.

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