When did you outgrow habbo? If ever.

[sk8mktom]

Perhaps outgrow isn't the right word, but im curious to see what peoples answers are. Now I know im probably going to get alot of stick for this thread, as its blatantly been said before, and how we should all stop wining about the old habbo.

Anyway, to cut a long story short, when did habbo just not feel the same to you? if not, id be interested to see some stories on why you may prefer habbo to the retro 2002 > 2006 days.

Well I started in 2002, and perhaps spent way too much of my time on habbo, but you know what, I couldn't just stop. I used to work at WWTP, under many different usernames. When eventually I gradually started to stop playing, until 2006, I think myspace got the better of me, and i hardly ever came on.

Now coming back onto habbo to see if that spark was still there, im unfortunate to say its not. Perhaps its because all the people I met on habbo were also no-longer playing.

Anyway, that's just my experience on how I stopped playing. Just wondering when other people stopped playing? Or if your spark from 'back in the day' is still going strong.

Sorry if this has been mentioned 10000000 times.

Tom (radrandall, mk-womble, sk8mk, sk8mktom)

[HOSKO02]

Hey, I never could get into MySpace, not sure why.
I'm still into Habbo, I have a lot of free time at Uni and the time other people spend on next gen consoles like the 360, or watching TV (of which I have neither in my flat) I substitute for Habbo.

I have a good group of friends and there's a lot going on in the hotel for Christmas, so I guess I'm going through a pretty good patch. But I know what you mean, people leave etc and you loose the feeling for it, I only picked it back up again in September having left it most of the summer.

I guess I would some up my own experience as half a year on, half off. The autumn and winter being the months for it.