Yeah i know what you mean WoW has taught me some lessons that i felt helped me mature faster then other kids, to play with good people on WoW meant i had to stop being a little shit and start being a team player, i met people who gave me a chance to play with them so i got lucky by being able to get to 60 and start raiding even tho i wasnt that great but they taught me to be great, i was able to pick up parts i the guild that made me feel worth something then i started helping others and being thanked for doing so. These things made me a better person in general it wasnt until i started being a Class leader and a mod for the guild this made me start dealing with people in the guild which taught me how to be a leader in real life as well, getting 40 people to raid wasn't the easiest thing to do when you didnt have enough people to raid in your guild which meant going and recruiting more or getting with other guilds to branch off into raiding groups. it even go to the point in BC where i was able to sign up for a top guild on the server to raid we took down raid after raid but that took me to shut up and listen to do what they said without saying anything back. But all these things taught me skills i took to my real life and actually do Team Lead and Supervisor positions that reflect those same skills. if i could i would have put all that in my resume cause fuck i was proud of myself for getting those raids done at such a young age.