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<blockquote data-quote="Ghost" data-source="post: 470319" data-attributes="member: 18103">Probably because a lot of people don't want to take the time to download clients. Either that or they have gotten tired of retros and this death was the end for their time as a player. Flash's death was a big eye opener to a lot of people (considering how long some people have been playing for), and most of the community has moved on. With that being said, Habbo and Habbo Retros are going to probably reach their end in the next couple years, the player based of both Habbo and Habbo Retros has declined over the years, and like all games, eventually they reach an end.Also this time last year, the only reason there would have even been an increase in players again is because of COVID-19 and all the shutdowns/lock downs of things, with this all coming to an end in most countries, people have started resuming their normal lives, going outside, taking vacations, meeting up with friends and family, going back to work and or school also.Nitro is great overall, great work to [USER=3721]@Billsonnn[/USER], [USER=83341]@Laynester[/USER] and the others who've contributed to Nitro making the longevity of retros increase, for those who still want to play a retro, but regardless of what it is, saving retros just won't be possible, its a repetitive cycle of declination that'll continue to occur, even with retros being hyped it might succeed for a bit or some time such as Peak by [USER=10450]@Haid[/USER] , and [USER=68352]@CosmoPeak[/USER] but their already probably at V3/V5 or so by now with all the time they've put into updating Peak, people come, play, buy subscriptions, eventually get tired of it, and stop entirely. In conclusion, Habbo and Habbo Retros / Roleplays will die out regardless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ghost, post: 470319, member: 18103"] Probably because a lot of people don't want to take the time to download clients. Either that or they have gotten tired of retros and this death was the end for their time as a player. Flash's death was a big eye opener to a lot of people (considering how long some people have been playing for), and most of the community has moved on. With that being said, Habbo and Habbo Retros are going to probably reach their end in the next couple years, the player based of both Habbo and Habbo Retros has declined over the years, and like all games, eventually they reach an end. Also this time last year, the only reason there would have even been an increase in players again is because of COVID-19 and all the shutdowns/lock downs of things, with this all coming to an end in most countries, people have started resuming their normal lives, going outside, taking vacations, meeting up with friends and family, going back to work and or school also. Nitro is great overall, great work to [USER=3721]@Billsonnn[/USER], [USER=83341]@Laynester[/USER] and the others who've contributed to Nitro making the longevity of retros increase, for those who still want to play a retro, but regardless of what it is, saving retros just won't be possible, its a repetitive cycle of declination that'll continue to occur, even with retros being hyped it might succeed for a bit or some time such as Peak by [USER=10450]@Haid[/USER] , and [USER=68352]@CosmoPeak[/USER] but their already probably at V3/V5 or so by now with all the time they've put into updating Peak, people come, play, buy subscriptions, eventually get tired of it, and stop entirely. In conclusion, Habbo and Habbo Retros / Roleplays will die out regardless. [/QUOTE]

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