Did you not read the "psychological explanation" part? Quitting isn't just about not playing. If you shop at a store and then stop shopping at a store, it will in some way affect you. The fact that you shopped at that store is going to subconsciencly affect your choice of change to a different Market. You may not be talking advanced logic, but I am. I was discussing the psychological factors that keep you playing, that affect your future of gaming, that keep your memories, etc.

Its like a disorder, listen to this. If someone has bipolar and they take medicine to TREAT it, that doesn't mean it's gone. If they take therapy to totally wipe it from their mind, then it's gone. Maybe not forever, but its no longer in existence to them. Now, if you delete the app, that is jsut like the treatment. The fact, the memories, everything is still there. To totally wipe it out of your mind is quitting. People have failed to quiet, even when they deleted the app because that is not quitting, that is just treating your problem by getting rid of your method of playing. If you don't have the app, you cant play. That's a treatment. To totally forget about the game and never mention or think about it again is qutting. If we still have the memories, there is a 50/50 chance we will come back and be just as addicted as we were before. Nuff said.

Higbey, why is it so hard to believe a police driver used to play Graal? Have u forgotten that people grow up and get lives eventually? I heard some staff on a PC server was a firefighter? Is it his job status that makes it had to believe? And trust me, I was shocked myself to find a random stranger vie never known before that used to play Graal before I even knew it existed. Heck, you could move on to be the president, how does someones job status affect whether or not I'm lying?