When PC ga cheapest wow gold mes finally reached the masses, thanks largely to Windows 95, techies were already masters of "Doom, wow power leveling " "Quake," "Counterstrike," and "World of Warcraft."

(Let the jocks play "Madden NFL" -- why throw a football for a touchdown when you can toss a flash grenade through a window and storm the door for a beat-down?) Today, Jones figures more than half of all hard-core PC gamers work in tech. buy cheap wow gold Jerald Block, a psychiatrist specializing in the gamer lifestyle, agrees: "There's a large overlay between people who game and people who chose technology for work," he says, adding, "Some people can read people, others can understand ... a computer."

Stupid users lost in virtual world The single experience nearly every tech worker shares is that, at some point in their career, they've had to deal with stupid users, more stupid users, and even more stupid users. These users rarely respect the unsung tech worker -- and PC games can provide an opportunity for a little payback. Let's face it: There's a tinge of happiness when one of these smug users creeps around the corner and right into your sniper crossha cheapest wow gold irs.

It's your "Call of Duty" to put the poor sap out of his misery. Even better, the next day you can chuckle at him in the cafeteria line. Indeed, users should thank techies for creating an industry of sophisticated games. When users look at a game screen, they probably wouldn't notice poorly overlapping 3-D images if a Hammer of Judgment hit them over the head.

But best-selling games such as "Fallout 3" don't have shoddy graphics rendering or crude artificial intelligence because "top game developers k cheap wow gold now their work will be scrutinized by trained eyes," explains Jones. "You can't fool them."

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