Originally posted by Dr. Showtime
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Originally posted by Boomy DTD
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
this. Maybe through S25, idk. Needs more Texan TBPH......
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
this. Maybe through S25, idk. Needs more Texan TBPH......
Originally posted by We_Rule
this. Maybe through S25, idk. Needs more Texan TBPH......
but by season 25 everyone was gone
no beefalo and no smurfs/ESL, etc
classic SEA was top tier forum though
this. Maybe through S25, idk. Needs more Texan TBPH......
but by season 25 everyone was gone
no beefalo and no smurfs/ESL, etc
classic SEA was top tier forum though
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Originally posted by Boomy DTD
Originally posted by Padre97
I sure dont think it was Pacific Pro.
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
This WAS the best forum
Originally posted by Padre97
I sure dont think it was Pacific Pro.
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
This WAS the best forum
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Originally posted by Boomy DTD
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
Originally posted by Dr. Showtime
but by season 25 everyone was gone
no beefalo and no smurfs/ESL, etc
classic SEA was top tier forum though
QFT
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
Originally posted by Dr. Showtime
but by season 25 everyone was gone
no beefalo and no smurfs/ESL, etc
classic SEA was top tier forum though
QFT
Originally posted by T2
S17 flashback?
Yeah, around there. S16 to 24 or so, maybe 25 even.
S17 flashback?
Yeah, around there. S16 to 24 or so, maybe 25 even.
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Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Catch said in chat that active (logged in in the last 3 days) users are still 10k+ (same as a year+ ago). Far from life support.
I log in a few times a week but no longer play the game and rarely post anymore. Monitoring how many users are logging in is a terrible way to determine game activity. That information is basically irrelevant from a business standpoint.
Would rather know how many new dots are being created now compared to a year ago... how many different users are creating those new dots compared to a year ago.... Number of teams owned now versus last year and by how many different users... Number of new post made in the forms... etc
Catch said in chat that active (logged in in the last 3 days) users are still 10k+ (same as a year+ ago). Far from life support.
I log in a few times a week but no longer play the game and rarely post anymore. Monitoring how many users are logging in is a terrible way to determine game activity. That information is basically irrelevant from a business standpoint.
Would rather know how many new dots are being created now compared to a year ago... how many different users are creating those new dots compared to a year ago.... Number of teams owned now versus last year and by how many different users... Number of new post made in the forms... etc
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Originally posted by beenlurken
I log in a few times a week but no longer play the game and rarely post anymore. Monitoring how many users are logging in is a terrible way to determine game activity. That information is basically irrelevant from a business standpoint.
Would rather know how many new dots are being created now compared to a year ago... how many different users are creating those new dots compared to a year ago.... Number of teams owned now versus last year and by how many different users... Number of new post made in the forms... etc
Good points. We are also assuming that Catch22 is actually talking truth here versus throwing out the company line. Anyone that is still plugged into this game heavily can pretty plainly see that it is not as robust as years past. We are also comparing to one year ago AFTER the huge exodus....... lets compare to year 2, year 3. Prb a better picture to paint TBPH for both the user base and as a business profile.
I log in a few times a week but no longer play the game and rarely post anymore. Monitoring how many users are logging in is a terrible way to determine game activity. That information is basically irrelevant from a business standpoint.
Would rather know how many new dots are being created now compared to a year ago... how many different users are creating those new dots compared to a year ago.... Number of teams owned now versus last year and by how many different users... Number of new post made in the forms... etc
Good points. We are also assuming that Catch22 is actually talking truth here versus throwing out the company line. Anyone that is still plugged into this game heavily can pretty plainly see that it is not as robust as years past. We are also comparing to one year ago AFTER the huge exodus....... lets compare to year 2, year 3. Prb a better picture to paint TBPH for both the user base and as a business profile.
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Originally posted by ZoSo1
Originally posted by Boomy DTD
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
Originally posted by Dr. Showtime
but by season 25 everyone was gone
no beefalo and no smurfs/ESL, etc
classic SEA was top tier forum though
QFT
Yep. I'll never forget when we convinced everyone CoP was eating its own.
Originally posted by Boomy DTD
You missed the good old days of SE Asia Pro when it was active. Circa like mebbe Seasons 10-20 or so.
Originally posted by Dr. Showtime
but by season 25 everyone was gone
no beefalo and no smurfs/ESL, etc
classic SEA was top tier forum though
QFT
Yep. I'll never forget when we convinced everyone CoP was eating its own.
When the Saigon Whores were in SE Asia Pro I know those forums were pretty good. I don't remember the exact seasons but the forums were always active and there were alot of decent teams back then.
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Old slap and USAPL forums were pretty fun, too.
The most fun I had in a forum was in USA AAA somewhere around season 7 or 8ish?
Lesbians, Chocolate (whatever they were before the blaze merged with em?), Stoners, and a ton of other teams with really active guys who just ripped on each other and had fun doing it. I think forum moderation got so overpowered because of that forum, tbh...
The most fun I had in a forum was in USA AAA somewhere around season 7 or 8ish?
Lesbians, Chocolate (whatever they were before the blaze merged with em?), Stoners, and a ton of other teams with really active guys who just ripped on each other and had fun doing it. I think forum moderation got so overpowered because of that forum, tbh...
Originally posted by gbororats
when Texan did his write ups was easily the best GLB forum experience
Forums fell when the hustlers gutted.
write ups and league commentary are what I enjoy the most.
Over moderation doesnt kill that so much as a loss of novelty.
when Texan did his write ups was easily the best GLB forum experience
Forums fell when the hustlers gutted.
write ups and league commentary are what I enjoy the most.
Over moderation doesnt kill that so much as a loss of novelty.
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