Still its adorable that the last two pages of this thread seem to be about whats up with the post when the meant to be about the game being dead or something.
Perhaps in the future they could post more recent examples of the games stability issues. I recall a recent update not going down too well with the forums.
On topic: No the games not dead but galnet has ceased to be.
See the edit on the previous post wrt the first two parts. It’s masterful work really.
On topic: Yep. Though as that’s all been said already, I presume it’s now just time for playing around on the thread.
Anyway, as it's fun time, here's a doom forecast.
In the short term, current levels of doom are likely to persist at least into next week and possibly a week or two after before declining significantly as a warm front passes over.
In the medium term, as doom levels drop the weather will change and a number of fronts will pass over, some of which may necessitate digging some of the usual wear from the back of the cupboard.
Overall doom levels will remain relatively low though some areas may experience bouts of doom, some protracted.
Doom will temporarily be reported from unusual sources in the daytime one day in early summer. This will merely be one of the mistaken-doom occurrences that happen on occasion and most seasoned doom reporters will ignore it. The evening of that day will see a widespread outbreak of doom. Seasoned sailors will already have battened down the hatches, and will calmly wait out the storm. Some brave souls will dare the seas and some will even find smooth seas and fair winds, though many will be battered by the evening's gales and high seas.
Storms of doom will continue into the following day, before slowly dying down over the next few days as warm patches develop and emanate from the East of England.
The longer term doom forecast is for an unseasonal low over the main part of the summer, before a breakaway front of doom develops towards the end of the summer, forming a doomy patch which will persist despite the overall climate seeing sustained record lows of doom through the winter and the first half of the following year, before climactic norms resume in the latter half of next year.
For the avoidance of doubt, the seasons used are those of the UK.
This concludes the doom forecast.
Edit - a slight decrease in doom levels detected earlier today, though as yet largely unnoticed, is likely to slowly spread over the next 2-3 days.