
Gamer Limit writes "Most of us in our mid to late twenties have been gaming since we were very young. The more hardcore of us (hint: if you are reading this, then you are one of them) still continue to purchase every console on release, purchase every triple-A title on release, and pretty much spend almost all of our free time on the hobby.
Recently, one of my favourite YouTubers, LukeMorse1, a collector with one of the largest gaming stocks in history, ended his video posts indefinately with a dreadfully sad vlog within which he detailed how he lost his wife and child due to a "selfish" obsession with his hobby. What made it all the more difficult to watch, was that it is an example of what could happen to any of us."

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A very moving video that serves as an important reminder of where priorities truly lie.
Sad but true... it COULD happen to any of us. Just look how many lives/careers/marriages Everquest and WoW decimated.
....You pick up crack as hobby.
This is a must watch video for everyone.
moving video i hope it turns out good for him :(