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livid imp
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Gimme a quarter or I'll touch you
Mar 2004 time: 21:34
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I wouldn't stress too much BT. These things tend to be cyclical. People find new games, or changes in jobs, new kids, etc. Some will disappear forever, others will pop right back in after a few weeks. But overall, people will always come back to a superior game. When someone releases the next SMAC, or a true improvement on Civ2, people will come back on mass. Until then, there will be a slow trickle of people lost, and it most often happens in bundles.
If I lost/left this job, I'd likely have to quit Poly. I just don't have that much free time at home, and when I do, I game, not post. The only reason I can post during work is the nature of the work I do. I could not have pulled this off with any other jobs I have had over the years.
Illuminatus has something more important do than chit-chat about a seven year old game, so be it. Hope he makes it back soon.
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Kody
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If life's standing still and your soul's confused
Jun 2003 time: 14:34
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Sorry to see you go Illuminatus. Good luck with whatever you're planning on doing.
Oh yeah thanks for those ebooks you gave me. I enjoy reading them.
binTravkin: As for people leaving, it part of life. Some people will stay some people move on, new people will come along and they will be interesting, but you'll still miss the people that you knew because your own memories are tied up with them.
Nothing ever remains the same forever. It's unfortunate, but what's the point in living if everything is always the same.
livid imp: 7 years.... wow, you're making me feel old, because I remember playing the demo for SMAC and it didn't seem that long ago.
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