Good question. Honestly, the only way that I would ever quit is if the game itself dies at this point. I've went through a ton of highs and lows within the game and yet nothing has pushed me far enough to seriously quit the game and never log in.
The biggest reason for this would probably be how the community is. It is a very competitive environment, especially nowadays with guys like Ogron calling everybody zero title newbies. You WANT to beat those guys. For many newer players, or even older foes, that reason alone, to be the best, is what I think drives people to play. The ones who have quit, have more than likely achieved everything they have wanted, and saw no more competition.
I suggest we should send an email to old aliases, to sign up for a league. Or watch a finals game one sunday. These emails might have a low click-rate, but some clicks, if any definitely help with zone numbers.
And personally, I believe that if this game dies. There will quickly be one to replace it. Continuum will never die. It has outlived the test of time. There will always be a Continuum.
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If you stopped playing, why?
Just curious...I was feeling nostalgic and started looking through old squads' player histories and didn't realize how literal squads of people quit this game in waves. I stopped playing about 4-5 years ago because I only had a small laptop, but recently started up again and forgot how fun it can be, especially the community. I've noticed some other older players randomly popping in and starting to play again, too (I'm not really that old of a player compared to others, but 2003 is old at this point lol). So, why did you stop playing and would you ever play again? It would be cool to play with and against a bunch of vets again, even if it's not too often, or just a season.
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