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The "I quit thread"
#1
at what point do you think a player should make a quitting thread when he's about to quit. for example when they reach lvl 100? or when they have 50 buddies? or when they lead a full 100 people guild?

I personally plan of doing that at lvl 150. but yeah, is this kind of thread usefull at all? what if no one replies?
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#2
I'm responding, but just to say that the idea of 'quitting' makes it seem you're getting off a drug or quititng a job. I'd like it better if people would just say they're done playing. And why do people make such a big deal over it? I occasionally go through periods when I don't play often (right now infact) but I don't announce it to the world.

When you get bored of the game, just stop playing. Simple as that.
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#3
I guess you should make an "I quit" thread when you feel the need to call attention to yourself, one last time....
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#4
Making "I Quit" threads never is and never will be the thing to do.
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#5
I'll quit when I get bored or when this game seriously pineapples up my life.

But seriously, I'd think a thread for everyone quitting to put their own quit posts would be more helpful.

Basil needs it, anyways.
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#6
You could make a "goodbye maple" video. That's alot better than a thread that will only get a bunch of "good luck in life" responses, and will be active for less than 24 hours before it dies down.
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#7
Quit when you have 50 buddies? Just quit when you feel the need to.
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#8
I already quit. The worst time to do so is when you've done some of the things you've mentioned. Quit once you have a full guild? You force 100 people to leave the guild or spend mesos to form a new one. And it's a lot harder to leave when you have a lot of friends. Friends were the reason I stuck with this game for 3 and a half years. Hell, they're the reason I still use these forums.

Better off just quitting and not causing any drama.
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#9
RomanceDied Wrote:Making "I Quit" threads never is and never will be the thing to do.
They are also against the rules here.
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#10
If you quit for a reason involving you not being able to go on MS then making a thread makes sense. Otherwise, just tell your buddylist :/
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#11
Leaving without warning and notice is more fun. Popping up at random intervals is fun too. ;D
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#12
You should never make a quitting thread. It's unnecessary and stupid, just tell your buddy list that you quit. I especially love the people who quit MS/forum completely but then just randomly appear, like they feel the need to remind everyone they exist. ugh they take a pineappleing seat and leave for good Tongue It happened here a few months ago, and I wouldn't be surprised if the individual was still lurking now.

okkk
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