The article from PC Gamer's MMO column examines how social interactions in massively multiplayer online games (MMOs) have changed over time. As MMOs adapt to the lifestyles of an aging player base, many now feature more solo-friendly content, allowing players to engage without needing to group with others. For instance, Final Fantasy 14 offers a main story quest that can be completed largely solo, while World of Warcraft has introduced solo endgame options like Delves and Prey. The author shares personal insights, admitting to being somewhat of a lone wolf in these games, often preferring to socialize within established communities rather than with strangers. This raises the question of how often players reach out to interact with others in-game. To explore this, the article includes a poll for readers to share their own social habits in MMOs, encouraging a discussion on the nature of socialization in these virtual spaces.