Yeah lol, such a waste that she quit though :P reinforces my earlier comment on how the vast VAST majority of that 200 million have never logged in more than once or twice.Quote:
Originally Posted by theWINNER12
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Yeah lol, such a waste that she quit though :P reinforces my earlier comment on how the vast VAST majority of that 200 million have never logged in more than once or twice.Quote:
Originally Posted by theWINNER12
The 'grip' that keeps new habbo players playing on the hotel isn't there anymore, its not as fun now. Newbies wouldn't understand going to peoples rooms just to play games like 'Battle Banzai. If the game icon was still there, it would keep more users.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eoin247
It just shows Habbo's rising popularity.
2000 > 2008 = 100,000,000 users registered
2008 > 2010 = 100,000,000 users registered.
At this rate we'll be close to 300 million registered accounts by the end of the year.
I believe non-english speaking hotels are still expanding.
Damn! :O That's a lot.
half or more of them have got to be clones.
Its probably 90% down to being able to join through facebook. Any bets at least 1/4 of them account never even loaded the game.
Agreed,Quote:
Originally Posted by redtom
With regards to thewinners last post, believe it or not it took me 2 days when i first joined habbo (on the usa hotel) to figure out how to chat :P.
I think though in all fairness theres just as much help there fo newbies as there used to be (perhaps even more) they just do it in different ways. I remember when habbos (habbo-x habbos i think) used to sit in the welcome lounge and readily help newbies.
Lol I was just thinking 90% of them are surely inactive. I have like 10 accounts that I've forgot pass to... Love to clone :)
Same here, i must have at least 10-20 accounts i made ages ago that i can't even remember the pass/name to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Interact