About your first question, I'm not sure how good I am at WoW. I'm certainly not the best, but I think I have potential to get high ratings. Last season my team members and I had a blast trying to grind past 2.2k for 3's. We peaked at 2170, but we went down and up from there--but if not for the servers shutting down, I'm pretty sure we could've gotten far. But it was some of the most fun I had in my WoW experience. PvP sucks if you're playing with cocky or ultra-serious (i.e. no humor) players, but when you find chill people (a lot easier since MoP's cross-realm/flexible teams), it is the best thing.
As for your second question, I still don't have that figured out. I certainly want to travel at some point after graduation (preferably within my 20's). For work, I would ideally work for a start-up or an independent project, since I want my job to feel more like an enjoyable hobby rather than a day-to-day routine--and there is loads of potential for that in California. I doubt I'll move anywhere, especially since I like to be near family & friends.
I don't think polygamy is for me.
I would love to meet someone, but I doubt I'll marry any time soon. At the moment, I'm happily single, especially since I don't think I have much to offer at the moment (neither time nor investment $$)--but once I start earning, I'll be more comfortable with the idea.
But who knows, I tend to be very optimistic. There is no guarantee how my life will go, but I at least hope that I stick to my roots--I really hope that I don't become bored with my life. It seems as if so many people are reduced to a state where all social activities are either lunch meetups, work, bars, or parties. It seems dreadfully boring to me, and it is like that as early as uni. Most social activity is reduced to small-talk (how was your day? what classes are you taking?), and it becomes a chore to even speak. Perhaps that is why I am so fond of conversing over the internet. Whatever your interest--you can find someone else to talk to about it. In most cases, you are anonymous, so you don't have to worry about the minutiae of social confrontation. You simply talk as much as you want and entertain yourself. If you're tired of talking about one thing, you can talk to a boatload of other people about any other topic. It is a similar situation with games--they act as a medium between people who are interested in a common topic. That is the heart of online play. It is hard to connect in such a way in real life--not without alienating yourself. If you say that you play WoW to a random stranger, either (1) they play WoW too and will enjoy a conversation; or (2) they don't play WoW and will associate you with whatever thoughts they have of WoW. When weighing risk and reward, it is often better not to mention it at all (same situation with other games, and anime/cartoons). And that is ultimately one of the reasons people have such dull conversations in real life. I'd like to pretend and say that I start completely awesome conversations, but sadly--I do not. I feel as though it is a general rule of life. It isn't that case with all people--with good friends and family, you'll know the difference. However, when meeting people for the first time (or seeing acquaintances or 'friends'), it tends to lean on the dull side.
Anyway, I apologize for the rant. I don't know where it came from, but I've always felt that way. I just never communicated it to people. So, what are your plans for your future?