Los Angeles (CA) – Can World of Warcraft improve a marriage?  Well one Santa Clarita California couple thinks so.  Brad and Cynthia Murdock spend hours playing the immensely popular online game and told the Los Angeles Times that they’ve replaced their dining room table into one that holds two computers, side-by-side.

“Brad and Cynthia feel that World of Warcraft has brought them closer together in their marriage and saved them a ton of money in the process,” writes LA Times reporter Brad Wilcox

But it’s not all roses because other couples don’t have the same luck.  Wilcox writes that the Michael Akers of Kennesaw Georgia waits for his wife to go asleep before playing WoW.  Akers says his wife doesn’t play the game and he even told her to postpone her labor until he was finished killing an instance boss.

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It's True

Jul 10, 2008 18:59     

My wife and I just installed it on a 2nd computer (still on trial version) and have been playing together. We'll be buying a second key soon. I'm looking forward to evenings with her for the next year!
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I beg to differ. But to each their own i guess.

Jul 11, 2008 01:23     

WoW ruined up my friends relationship after they had been together for 6 years. He started playing, they went out less. She came over, he paid more attention to the game. Short story>She got tired and left him. LMAO! Dear lord TGdaily. Dont encourage them! This game is a sickness and has more cons than pros! let the negative votes begin. http://youtube.com/watch?v=K8hfK3RQs2g
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@Beggar: Is that a rickroll link?

Jul 11, 2008 09:21     

or are you begging for gold?
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RE: @beggar

Jul 11, 2008 12:06     

rick roll is awesome lol. and did you even read? Where does it say "give me Gold?" ??
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