Clarification & Conclusion

Day 1,032, 16:12 • Published in Ireland Ireland • by JGutenberg

Yesterday I came home, checked my email, Facebook, and then eRep account. The first thing I saw was the new insider, talking about the new changes to eRep.

A bit of history... I loved v1. Then rising came around and although I didn't like some aspects of it I thought it was a good change. Then they screwed up professions which I actually liked, but I was still playing. But this is too much.

The admins act like a toddler in their sandbox, building, changing, and playing with things at their will. And when they get angry (as in negative feedback) they seem to throw a tantrum and knock everything down. All while forgetting there are paying customers in the game.(Not me, but..)

I suppose it was rather rash of me to write my article yesterday, however I do not regret it.

This game has been causing me too much stress and I have been very busy in real life. As I stated earlier eRepublik has become more like a chore than a game where I can unwind and have fun.

However, after I've slept on it, read the comments section I have decided to two-click. I will, however, resign from activity. I'll work when I can remember to (where are my reminders 🙁 ???) tinker with the New Citizens website, but I can't have any obligations to this game.

In the process of writing this article, and reading the responses has made me incredibly sad. I've realized how attached I am to this game, and in that I realized why I play it: all the lovely people that contribute to the community.

Maybe, maybe in the far future when my schedule clears up and eRepublik turns around I'll return to activity. Maybe.

Cheers,
JGutenberg

P.S. @dylanb9216 - So you're a troll with a sensitive ego? Boo hoo.

To Celsius and Jster: I both wrote very mean and rude articles about you and your activities when you came to Ireland. I realized I've never apologized to you, even though I've always meant to. I hope you can forgive me for that. You've now shown your true value as members of the community.