Well, I did actually end up with a few physical problems as a result of too much AH. Due to my poor desk set-up, I had to look kinda down at my monitor, and also I didn't have anywhere to prop my joystick arm while playing, so the full weight of my arm was on my shoulder. The combination didn't seem that bad, but after about a year I ended up with some serious neck/shoulder/upper back pain that wouldn't go away. My entire right arm hurt too, so bad I could hardly lift it. I actually attributed it to sleeping wrong. After about a week of agony, I ended up going to the doctor. He asked a few questions about my behavior that might have resulted in my pain, that made me suspicious of my computer set-up.
Of course, too embarrased to admit my addiction, I told the doctor I had no clue as to what I had done wrong. He prescribed pain killers and muscle relaxers, and I went home and made a new computer desk, with a pedestal to get my monitor up to eye level.
Problem solved! I've now continued my addiction with no more pain for about 4 more years!
Now I have developed a rash in my ears, that goes away if I am unable to play AH for awhile. It is a nasty bleeding, itching thing. I'm guessing it is something to do with an allergy to the foam on my headset. Doc called it "contact dermititis" and gave me a lotion that keeps it away for a week or two at a time.
Eventually I need to come up with a better headset/mic combo to eliminate this. The problem is that everytime I have time to woek on it, I end up logged into AH instead...
MtnMan