I don't mean to hijack this thread from the OP, but this is a good example of what this and other games that were meant purely for entertainment has become, an obsession.
Take a moment and look at what today's generation of teenagers are doing and where they are placing their priorities in life. Enjoy the game for what it is, a pastime, something to do with spare time, rainy days, etc. well after you have done the following for example: Hang out outside more often with real people, go fishing, camping, work on your car, and do as teenagers used to do many many moons ago, chase tail.
Point being their is much more to your young lives than eating it up drumming up competition to play a on-line game that already eats up much of your developing time.
Whats good for business is not necessarily good for you.