Divided we fail. The future of Pre-CU

[KidFriendlyCancr]

I just recently joined, but I completely agree with those that are staying to see this through.
Thanks for the hard work to all that have spent time on this project.

[Kainzo]

Welcome Kidfriendly!

[Tyler Durden]

Legend - Nice post - Thanks.

[Jatycre]

I've been right here behind all these guys and gals since I first heard about the project, and I'm not going anywhere. Until this project stops either through a finished product, or (hopefully not) death of the project, I'll be here. I support all the devs until they decide the project is done, or (again hopefully not) dead.

[qwwq4]

I joined in '07, and left for a couple years. I'm back, and i'm staying. The arguments in the various threads have just degraded into childish blabber, I think if people really wanted to leave they would of done it already, I mean, what is done is done.

I back the developers 100%.

[Etheco]

Absolutely loved reading this and hope we get along like people

[trasixes]

Been around since before the encryption was broken, and before zone was achieved. I remember the announcement about the encryption being broken like it was yesterday. That was 05 or 06, can't remember lol.

I'll be here until it's finished, or dead. I certainly hope it's the former and not the latter.

[Hephi]

I keep checking in almost daily, I played a while on test but I'm really waiting for the 'real' thing, no matter how long it takes

[Slowbus]

SWGEmu will most definitely succeed. The driving difference between the open source project of SWGEmu and the development of an upcoming MMO release is that SWGEmu team is driven by passion while companies developing MMOs are driven by paychecks. SWGEmu will come to fruition no matter how long it takes because there will always be hardcore pre-cu diehards like you and I who will be willing to make sacrifices(or even learn programming/ways to contribute) in order to see this happen. Pre-CU SWG was a major part of my early teenage hood and is one of those nostalgias of growing up that I want to experience it again. I'm turning 21 this year, and realizing how long ago I played SWG (from launch til a couple months after NGE), and also realizing how long I've been following SWGEmu reassure me of this fact. The community is still as active and as vocal as ever and there will always be a sect of us around.

Long live the EMU PROJECT!

[Taliki]

NM thread is old, I didnt pay attention.

[Jason2444]

Originally Posted by Slowbus

SWGEmu will most definitely succeed. The driving difference between the open source project of SWGEmu and the development of an upcoming MMO release is that SWGEmu team is driven by passion while companies developing MMOs are driven by paychecks.

Not necessarily, just look at the amount of imagination put into each MMO and you can see which companies show passion for games

[leoten]

*YAWN*

Fanbois will stay to the end...

The end is upon you! Are you expecting them to just wave the white flag and admit failure?

Nah, they'll draw it out to at least Xmas (again)...

This EMU is dead'er than disco! Y'all are silly thinking they'll ever polish this turd and hand you a finished product.

Na na na na, hey hey hey, gooodbyeee

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[Girth Brooks]

catholic priests touch wee boys..

[Vlada]

Originally Posted by leoten

*YAWN*

Fanbois will stay to the end...

The end is upon you! Are you expecting them to just wave the white flag and admit failure?

Nah, they'll draw it out to at least Xmas (again)...

This EMU is dead'er than disco! Y'all are silly thinking they'll ever polish this turd and hand you a finished product.

Na na na na, hey hey hey, gooodbyeee

.

Things may or may not be as grim as you describe them, but could you at least let us have our illusions, please.

There is really no need to go down that road over and over again.

Originally Posted by Girth Brooks

catholic priests touch wee boys..

You on the other hand should stop posting all together.

[purplefixer]

Well... /I/ believe in SWGEmu.

That means I get a new class at Christmas.