theunknowing wrote:Well that's that, time to say goodbye for good. Was hoping nos would grow some balls and host elsewhere. I'm kinda thinking now they really were bored with the project and are glad its gone
Any ways, see you guys on the next best thing.
Leahs wrote:The motivation just doesn't seem to be there to even form a partnership with another project even though some have offered. I know of one that reached out professionally offering the staff here full control over whatever they wanted to do with no strings attached. I guess we are now an activist project advocating for a legacy server.
It's sad a project such as this can be in development for so many years only to end this way.
For those who don't know, http://reddit.com/r/wowservers is probably the best place to go to for information regarding the private server scene. Be careful, stay safe, and good luck friends.
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leofender wrote: France always give up first in all times of history. The land of scared people.
Enjurbn wrote:Pathetic. You owe us nothing of course, it was your project, and amazing work you've done, yes. Only to end it like that...Viper wrote:Leading newspapers, youtubers, streamers, and commentators covered the situation. It went beyond anything we could have ever dreamed for.
Yeah? Who gives a shit? "They are talking about us!" - who gives a shit really? The server is down, all characters lost but look! Francis made a video about us! Yay!
And I love how you continue praising bli$$ard, who ruined this game, crapped on you and your little petition, and countinue milking their stupid playerbase. Just love it
To sum it up, a little tip folks: next time join a project that makes money, less chance your account will be sacrificed by some delusional activists
VeloxBanks wrote:It's been stated time and time again why Blizzard making legacy servers would be terrible. What makes people think they'll keep them clean? Without all the bullshit that is now plaguing retail?
