carlo.comments: carlo.log → Jun 1st 2003, 12:02 GMT
entipy
· 6 years ago
The end of an era
Nelson
· 6 years ago
sad day indeed
Zhaneel
· 6 years ago
Bad man! Making me all cry-e.
Zhaneel
Lupus
· 6 years ago
sighs.
How life changes. It seems so not very long ago that I was posting in the big inhibitor chip debate. Cursing the developer's short-sightedness, and almost resigning myself to a life of border patrols and civ/unreg campers.
Amazing to see how those threads would generate 500+ replies. A game that provoked the most passionate responses in so many people.
I hold it up as an example to people like the ex-girlfriend who never understood online games - anything which can engross people to that extent is a community. It might not have houses, or taxes, or laws, but PlanetJumpgate was still a community, in all the ways that mattered.
Morat
· 6 years ago
PlanetJumpgate contributed so much to Jumpgate. The closing of PJG finalised the server split and marked the beginning of the end (for me)
Morat
BobFunk
· 6 years ago
The end of PJG was really the end of Jumpgate for me. PJG was what made Jumpgate a narrative, without it the game no longer had any kind of center.
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Zhaneel
How life changes. It seems so not very long ago that I was posting in the big inhibitor chip debate. Cursing the developer's short-sightedness, and almost resigning myself to a life of border patrols and civ/unreg campers.
Amazing to see how those threads would generate 500+ replies. A game that provoked the most passionate responses in so many people.
I hold it up as an example to people like the ex-girlfriend who never understood online games - anything which can engross people to that extent is a community. It might not have houses, or taxes, or laws, but PlanetJumpgate was still a community, in all the ways that mattered.
Morat