Farewell

Creme Friache·2/23/2015, 7:07:21 AM·2 votes·554 views

After playing with the league community since pre-season 2 I have made countless memories, countless friends, and felt both the highest of highs, and lowest of lows. I can honestly say that league has been a fantastic part of my life for the past couple years, and I think what Riot has done with the game is extremely amazing. I know that in years to come Riot, and the community, will have made one of the most influential games in the gaming world. Sadly, I had made this great game too much of my life, and I've found that I no longer have control over my daily desires. I've missed so many amazing experiences, given up time with people who have moved on from this life, and have thrown away success over playing video games in general. Now I'm in my second year of college trying to recover from my embarrassing first year in college with no luck. Today I've uninstalled LoL, Origin, and Steam as well as put up my consoles for sale. While it may seem that I'm saying League, and other games like it, are the problem in my life, I'm not. I'm failing because I've allowed myself.

I would like to take the time to wish everyone who has actually read this farewell, and that it was amazing getting to know a good amount of you, and sharing memories with you all.

Goodbye forever,

Creme Friache. "What I have done... cannot be undone."Zed

4 Comments

ModThe Djinn2/23/2015, 7:20:59 AM3 votes

Good luck, Creme Friache!

DeadlyBond2/24/2015, 1:00:06 AM3 votes

Heart wrenching defeat has been taken among many of us. You will not be forgotten and vengeance will be taken among those who have grown victorious against you in many of the games that have been taken up in the Rift of Summoners. Creme Friache, your departure can now be pursued and may life grow with detail, love, care, fun and most of all, victorious.

SnackieCakes2/23/2015, 7:27:01 AM2 votes

Here's some advice:

For most of your life you'll probably work about 8 hours a day. While you're in college, mimic this structure by setting aside 8 hours every day (M-F) to go to classes and study. Chances are you've only got maybe 4 hours a day of classes, so you'll have plenty of time left over to IMMEDIATELY study and finish your coursework, just like you'd have to do at any job.

And then you've still got your evenings to socialize, and weekends to do extra work or have fun.

Good luck.

Toxic Nachos2/27/2015, 3:50:14 AM1 votes

Josh-Senpai, you will be missed