we all know this game sucks and the staff is generally pretty terrible but what made you stop playing tb

I stopped and came back ~10 times now, everytime being gone longer, and.. I don't really know why I stop, really, I absolutely love this game, but sometimes I want some fast-paced game, I guess

the staff and community are dogshit
i regret ever coming back

im off and on tihs gaem. but everytim i stop playing its because i feel like I'm getting nowhere. Like i would join a clan, have fun, participate, try to get better, actually get better, but not be consistent, get banked on betting, clan starts to die, lose interest, leave, repeat.

Its just a horrible little cycle but the game concept is so cool i want to keep playing. but sometimes the shit just aint worth it.

No one can contest my strength, it bored me being at the top.

it became stale, and I just moved on to different games. I'm still active as a community member/moderator, but I'm not really interested in playing the game anymore after playing on and off for 13 years.

no one plays the game so theres no point cant even fill bet servers on weekends half the time

the SJWs, on JAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

yeah

i only played toribash for so long because i had terrible internet and a terrible pc for most of my life. toribash doesn't demand much, so it was one of the few options that i had/was aware of back in the day. after i got better internet, around very late 2016, i moved on to overwatch and from that to other things

also, pretty much everyone that i enjoyed playing with has moved on as well, although i still talk to a lot of them almost daily. i only really play if we can schedule some games.

otherwise, playing alone gets very boring, very fast bc, well, ive known this game for almost 10 years now and i cant really be impressed by it anymore. sometimes saying stupid shit in the chat is more exciting than playing, and waiting on queues in dead servers sucks

Nothing really, I liked making replays back then and I like making replays now. The only reason I 'left' was school and being interested in other things for a time. It's an interest that waxes and wanes, I don't see anything painful about that cycle myself.