Well again I hate to say it, but that is only an opinion that you, I and a lot of the playerbase I knew shared because it was such a big change however, NGE was implemented in 2005 and the game continued till 2011 so to say it 'killed' Galaxies despite it running for a further 6yrs is a bit silly. What killed it was more SOE wanting Warcraft like numbers for an MMO that was never going to get them, than anything else and then lucasarts withdrawing the licence to try and shoehorn us all into playing the old republic, which was the next attempt to get warcraft like numbers.
How else am I supposed to take a post which is a response to one of my own, where you use pronouns such as 'you', and mine is the only name you mention throughout the whole post?
Yea it struggled on, more than one dead game has, as an afterthought to most of the gaming community. They had good fanbase and player #'s which vanished after NGE. Even new players never amounted to the #'s of players before. They lost a LOT of money with the stunt they pulled. Most of the servers vanished as they no longer had the populations to justify them, even on the servers that managed to remain whole towns vanished. When you can go through whole cities and not run into even a single other player... the game is a ghost town. They had to start giving incentives and "veteran" rewards to try and keep people playing it. Heck look at the EMUs now... one NGE server and it is nearly empty vs the others which are based on the original game.
I did say you, but was in reference to you the griefers not you the Goose