1) At no point did I say I wanted to go all out or spend countless time playing. 2) Even if I had there are 168 hours in a week. With 40 for work, 50-56 for sleep and 21-30 hours for family/friends at most that leaves 42 hours of possible play time. What I had originally pointed out was that people are upset with the promise vs product. So in no way have you proven me wrong. And lastly, since you're saving so much time on the y and the o, why don't you use that time to play. Then you won't have to whine about life making it hard for you to keep up with people who actually put effort into something. On a side note, try to do any task for 5 minutes as opposed to 8 hours and make sure to tell me when it becomes more productive. I'm sure it will set trends across the world, since the way it usually works is the more time and effort you put in reflects what you get out of it.