Rayman Pirate-Community

incognito wrote:The problem is solved

Uh...

< does hope you're right about it being a temporary problem though. As < really does like to post on this site.

< says the problem is far from solved in <'s eyes.

< isn't even sure what the problem even is afterall

Members leaving for one rather particular reason (At least < THINKS they all share this common issue) that < doesn't want to get into.

Maybe Ad wants more time for himself, because the moderation takes many of his time, everytime I log on I see him connected.

< doesn't even understand why everyone is leaving.

Rayfist wrote:Members leaving for one rather particular reason (At least < THINKS they all share this common issue) that < doesn't want to get into.

But whats the main point of leaving in the first place, < wonders?
< lost complete overview on whats really going on here

< won't leave
< will just post less frequently as a result of many good members who < could converse with being gone.
< Thinks a good amount of the forums are filled with MLG spammers and very off topic conversation that just doesn't interest <. (bare in mind < doesn't mind off topic, but this is as 'off topic' as you can get with off topic.)

< Could go on for pages having great Megaman discussions with Pirez
< had fun talking about SMT and Final Fantasy with Candish
< had fun watching Tech's speedruns for Rayman 1 and hearing him explain various methods and tricks.
Since there's literally no Rayman news right now, only merchandise and rare pictures staying relevant, it's really the only discussion that kept me afloat on the forums. Yeah I usually gush about my love for Rayman 1-3 and Arena but you can only do this for so long.

incognito wrote:Maybe Ad wants more time for himself,

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< wonders who remembers playing this:

< also doesn't understand why the forum is going downhill, and why everyone is leaving, when < hasn't seen even the slightest manifestation of the recent problems, especially the 'MLG spam' which < hasn't seen any of subsequent to the time, not that long a time even, that it did appear.
It's actually depressing that everyone's suddenly abandoning the forum for problems that < hasn't seen in ages.
Maybe there is a lot going on in other forums, < doesn't browse many other topics often, but it really doesn't make sense to <.

< is going to try to cheer up with some scampi and noodles while playing TF2.

< stopped with the MLG jokes

Again < isn't leaving just posting less if members keep leaving.
< can't converse with members who choose to no longer visit the forums.

it's not the reason these members left that bothers <. It's the members that left. Because now < doesn't have many people to talk to.

Sadly, < will always stick around here.

The situation is being blown out of proportion in <'s eyes. < suggests you should all wait to hear Ad's announcement before passing judgement on him or the forum.

And if the discussions aren't interesting anymore, please go ahead and make some more. Only the community can be responsible for how interesting it is.

Bradandez wrote:< will always stick around here.

So does <.

< is sure that Plum and Candish doesn't know the problem is solved, this is why they don't come back.

Adsolution wrote:

Imco wrote:< just found out why his new earphones sounded so flat in his iPod, apparently <'s iPod was still in mono audio mode, since my previous headphones had just one working plug.

< finds it funny how it took ^, one who works with audio software, so long to identify the sound of mono audio.

hehe, < thought it was due to a loose connection, but when < tried his other headphones today < knew something wasn't right in the preferences

Fifo wrote:< wonders who remembers playing this:

< has played it when < was a kid, before ^ even was born. On our first computer with Windows 3.1.

< Might've over reacted a bit but < can't believe the members that left because of this. It saddens <.
In the end, < isn't going to leave. < is hard to get rid of. But < just can't help but feel conversation will be less without these members. < can always start discussions but without those members there won't be much of it, I fear.

Rayfist wrote:< can always start discussions but without those members there won't be much of it, I fear.

< feels the same way.

< would like to think that if you're trying to hold up a convo here then you'd try to communicate with some more of the members here
Of course < understands that some members may not be satisfying to talk to, nor are they people you regularly and enjoy commuting with but personally some of <'s best experiences come from having to talked to many of the members here and not restricting <'s self to just the ones < considers good friends

< thinks all of us have been brought down by all this commotion so it's no wonder RPC feels all dreary, but < thinks it'll draw over in no time and go back on track again