IPv6 wrote I think TTG is falling out because the gaming community is not were it was like back in 2009/2010 were good times for gaming but not we have garbage games i honestly quite gaming I have not play a game in a whole month because the games are just not there anymore i tried to save my gaming experience by buying an RGH but even that is getting boring maybe its just that im getting older idk.

That's so accurate its unreal. When the top hit games were here (E.g. mw2), the forum was at its peak but then it just started coming to this common gaming community.

Ah ah, thats pretty cool cause I've joined TTG for the same reasons. Mw2 lobbies/Modded lobbies after a while I bought my own jtag. After 5-6 months got bored and sold all that crap. I am now playing on xbox one anyway But yeah that still sucks to see people rushing and spamming in milestone section #Congratson100posts XD

Well these days on TTG you have to have some sort of special badge to stay relevant or even make friends on this site. im sorry but the majority of people here have such big egos that if you dont have some sort of unique badge like they do then they wont even acknowledge you.

Marluxia wrote Well these days on TTG you have to have some sort of special badge to stay relevant or even make friends on this site. im sorry but the majority of people here have such big egos that if you dont have some sort of unique badge like they do then they wont even acknowledge you.

Not true, special badges don't make a user any better or make them get "friends" as you stated. A great way to make some friends is to join in on a conversation in the shoutbox or simply say "hi" and see if someone responds. A greater chance of being ignored but it wouldn't hurt. If you hate getting ignored in the shoutbox, get the hell over it! Once you get acquainted with other users that are in there often, you won't get ignored as you used to before. As for those with big egos, ignore them. They are the lowest quality members anyway.

If Saki is in the shoutbox, post shit like or then you'll get his attention and start talking about anime for hours and weeb up the shoutbox even more.

The things at which you've stated within your thread, from members whom are disrespectful, to those whom post superfluous content, and even how this Community has changed is nothing outside of the parameters at which a Community should operate at. As per latterly stated, this is a Community, therefore one should expect and understand that there will be user diversity, and members coming from different walks in life. It's up to you of what you make of this Community, everyone has a voice. If you're not happy with the way something is, then post a suggestion within the Feedback & Issues section. If you've found a thread that violates the Community Rules, or Section Rules of said Forum Section, utilize the report options. These tools were implemented to be utilized by those outstanding members whom understand that it's the users that make this site what it is, and with the latterly stated, the outstanding Staff Members whom are deemed capable of determining if something merits correctional actions.

I do see where you're coming from and I haven't always received the best experience in the shoutbox, but I don't really care. I've joined a few times, got blanked and just got bored but you just got to try and involve yourself in convos haha.

I've always tried giving a warm welcome to new members in/ or out of the shoutbox, as for posting, unless it's in the 'forum games' section I usually post something helpful. I get your point that things have changed, the community has changed mostly. I kind of think it was for the best despite the fact the site was thriving back then. I wasn't around back then sadly. I think we need a way to bring more members into the site hence my ideas on the feedback section.

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Marluxia wrote Well these days on TTG you have to have some sort of special badge to stay relevant or even make friends on this site. im sorry but the majority of people here have such big egos that if you dont have some sort of unique badge like they do then they wont even acknowledge you.

Not true, special badges don't make a user any better or make them get "friends" as you stated. A great way to make some friends is to join in on a conversation in the shoutbox or simply say "hi" and see if someone responds. A greater chance of being ignored but it wouldn't hurt. If you hate getting ignored in the shoutbox, get the hell over it! Once you get acquainted with other users that are in there often, you won't get ignored as you used to before. As for those with big egos, ignore them. They are the lowest quality members anyway.

If Saki is in the shoutbox, post shit like

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then you'll get his attention and start talking about anime for hours and weeb up the shoutbox even more.

Dayum girl you iz right anime after anime geez

Everything changes over time bruh

I really do see where you are coming from, this is my favorite forum site but I see it a lot...