If habbo closes down...

[IWishIWasCool]

I'd host a party and you'd all be invited.

[xxMATTGxx]

I think one day it will happen - It all depends if they can continue growing or keep the current userbase across the hotels and earning money via the users or advertisements. I don't think I'll be sad or surprised that it's happened - It's just one of these things. Hell, Habbox will close one day as well.

[Nick]

I think one day it will happen - It all depends if they can continue growing or keep the current userbase across the hotels and earning money via the users or advertisements. I don't think I'll be sad or surprised that it's happened - It's just one of these things. Hell, Habbox will close one day as well.

No it will become TotalGossip.

I won't really be sad if Habbo closes anytime soon, just another thing i don't have to open on my browser

[xxMATTGxx]

No it will become TotalGossip.

I won't really be sad if Habbo closes anytime soon, just another thing i don't have to open on my browser

Look at what happened to that, reverted back into HFFM

[kitten]

i probably won't really care if habbo closes, won't make any impact on my daily life lol

[Michael]

Look for other things to do whilst reminiscing of the times.

[Bloop]

tbh i think habbox wld outlast habbo and then the forum would become a fullfledge one and worldfamous and we can all sell our accounts and retire yay

[-:Undertaker:-]

If Habbo closes down...... then it'll be them falling on their own sword via poor customer service.

Given how I got absolutely nowhere other than an automated reply for an issue with them, I can't say I would shed many tears for them.

[Okeanos]

If Habbo closes down...... then it'll be them falling on their own sword via poor customer service.

Given how I got absolutely nowhere other than an automated reply for an issue with them, I can't say I would shed many tears for them.

i dont think you quite understand that idiom. to fall on one's sword means to voluntarily give up. are you really suggesting habbo is purposefully giving bad customer service as part of some grand scheme to voluntarily close?

[-:Undertaker:-]

i dont think you quite understand that idiom. to fall on one's sword means to voluntarily give up. are you really suggesting habbo is purposefully giving bad customer service as part of some grand scheme to voluntarily close?

As far as I know, it also means obvious-as-daylight stupidity leading to your own downfall - which Habbo would be a prime candidate for.