125ers

[HarrySX]

What is D&D?

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Also, what on earth is 125ers?

[Robbie]

What is D&D?

---------- Post added 26-12-2011 at 12:50 AM ----------

Also, what on earth is 125ers?

d&d is design and development subforum which had the ID 56 in the database. there used to be awards threads like this every year for the d&d forum which were voted in by the "56ers" iirc.

[HarrySX]

d&d is design and development subforum which had the ID 56 in the database. there used to be awards threads like this every year for the d&d forum which were voted in by the "56ers" iirc.

Of course, how naive of me.

Thanks! Only asked because Simplex's keyword cropped up on Google.

[peteyt]

Ha I Googled D&D and decided it must be Dungeons & Dragons and was then kind of confused with the posts.

Is it just this area that's dying? It seems to me that Habbo itself is dying. I know a lot of people hate some of the new changes, and while some people still use it it seems like social networking has taken over. I think a lot of people on here seem to be looking for non habbo forums similar to this.

[redtom]

Ha I Googled D&D and decided it must be Dungeons & Dragons and was then kind of confused with the posts.

Is it just this area that's dying? It seems to me that Habbo itself is dying. I know a lot of people hate some of the new changes, and while some people still use it it seems like social networking has taken over. I think a lot of people on here seem to be looking for non habbo forums similar to this.

I wouldn't be surprised if its the forum as a whole but the none-habbo related sections have died dramatically compared to what they used to be, I remember when Runescape was the most active section of this forum, pretty ironic

[peteyt]

I wouldn't be surprised if its the forum as a whole but the none-habbo related sections have died dramatically compared to what they used to be, I remember when Runescape was the most active section of this forum, pretty ironic

But I think its also due to theconnataionsof Habbo. I know a lot of people who once used Habbo who now would class it as a kiddy service and so on, because people change, grow up, aquirie new tastes. Habbo seems to be quite a young teen audience and most people when they at least pass their teens leave.

I actually find it strange when people who aren't teens waste a lot of time on Habbo fansites, as in creating new ones, because in a year they are going to probably going to move on when they grow up and at the same time get a job and loose the time they once had. Habbox and other similar sites in my opinion to work better because they have been able to get a large audience/following but still suffer problems, while as the small ones, most of the new ones seem to come and go and never have a chance to actually gain the same following.

I use the Technology section and TV mostly but Music and Gaming to. I'm actually 22 and a non Habbo user, but run my own radio station (has a studio) plus quite a tech geek. But some people wouldn't probably use a habbo forum for non habbo stuff if you get me.

[GoldenMerc]

It's never going to be the same...

[Robbie]

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[GoldenMerc]

[@]@timROGERS[/@]

Yeh hes super old school.