NotoriousJameson
James
- Jan 7, 2016
- 194
- 15
I found habbo back in 2007, I found out retros around 2011.
Moogly
Member
- May 6, 2012
- 80
- 48
Found Habbo in 2002 when the UK hotel was .com kept playing through 2005 when .com became US. Found retros where they spawned from, the scripting community. A v1 server was leaked in TFH3.com (Tools For Habbo) and KrewsForum. I am probably the most old school guy left in the scene. I stick around for nostalgia mostly.
Les
New Member
- Dec 13, 2011
- 16
- 2
please dont ask other people about there business
no one is asking you, *how was ur morning shit*........
FlameLegend
New Member
- Feb 12, 2011
- 4
- 4
I believe I started to play back in elementary school when my friend told me about it. Used to always check CVS for coin cards lol. Then I would use my phone to call for credits, good times!
Rain
c
- Mar 13, 2015
- 558
- 243
A mate down my road got me playing Habbo when I was like 9 or 10, he showed me his room that he'd made.
I made an account on Habbo and we were making trax mixes for HOURS!
He linked me to retros after about a month (Zaphotel.net) and me and my younger brother just made rooms. Our favorite was the original YoHabbo. I quit when I was about 12 years old.
When I was about 15 and a half, my mate down my road called me saying we should make a Habbo retro.. just outta the blue. We made a r63 hamachi hotel on phoenix 3.11.0, then moved to GTE. It was called Jabbo, and got defaced like 10000 times because we didn't know how to disabled webdav on xampp. After making hotels upon hotels, we eventually grew some skill, and made the original Habwire.com (Peaking at about 45 - 55 online daily) in early 2015. Since then i've remade habwire like 3 times, and have had habjoy, yobba, and habsay.. And am currently running Peace
Retros have been excellent for teaching coding! They are slowly dying though. I feel like the community needs to be more open with things. Like more people helping each other. That's why i'm trying to be active and helpful. First place to make a change is the mirror, right?
I made an account on Habbo and we were making trax mixes for HOURS!
He linked me to retros after about a month (Zaphotel.net) and me and my younger brother just made rooms. Our favorite was the original YoHabbo. I quit when I was about 12 years old.
When I was about 15 and a half, my mate down my road called me saying we should make a Habbo retro.. just outta the blue. We made a r63 hamachi hotel on phoenix 3.11.0, then moved to GTE. It was called Jabbo, and got defaced like 10000 times because we didn't know how to disabled webdav on xampp. After making hotels upon hotels, we eventually grew some skill, and made the original Habwire.com (Peaking at about 45 - 55 online daily) in early 2015. Since then i've remade habwire like 3 times, and have had habjoy, yobba, and habsay.. And am currently running Peace
Retros have been excellent for teaching coding! They are slowly dying though. I feel like the community needs to be more open with things. Like more people helping each other. That's why i'm trying to be active and helpful. First place to make a change is the mirror, right?
Estrominal
New Member
- Aug 27, 2016
- 2
- 1
Family friend introduced me to Habbo in 2010 and then retros in 2011.
Waters
New Member
- Aug 11, 2015
- 4
- 2
T'was a cold winter's day, my mum was having a scrapbooking party at around midday, so I ventured up to my bedroom to jump on my pc for a while & play some games, I found this site called miniclip & that is where I first found Habbo Hotel back in 2006, keep in mind I was 9 at the time of this happening so I had no clue on how to use the User Interface for habbo, so I managed to sign up but could not load a single room (I was bit of a dumbass), so I decided to call it quits with Habbo, logged off and didn't come back for another 4 years.
