Kyuuen

Fusionette, Yin, Sister Solaris.

Disagree.

Zwill did a much better job during a similar situation.

I'm not suggesting at all that an incentive be a substitute for what they did, a little more could have been done as a nod to our loyalty. Just saying.

I'm glad that people with huge balances probably got refunded, though.

Community Managers for $1000, Alex.

"He was a class act through the City of Heroes sunset, also known as Zwillinger."

Andy Belford is looking for a job, while anonymous NCSoft reps still get a paycheck.

Very sad.

Dear Jack,

You got the ball rolling, so I guess you deserve a little thanks.

- Me.

PS: For real, I think a LOT of credit is owed to you. For everything that I've heard people disagree with, and as many times as I've heard some curse you as a plague - it doesn't change the fact that you were key for this world to exist in the first place.

Thank you.

To the "NCSoft Team".

Thank you for your response, and any consideration you have honestly given to saving the game, and also for allowing the forums to remain open. However, I feel there is still a huge deficit of goodwill that has been built up from the first month of the sunset.

- A bare bones refund system, giving your paying customers NO incentive to jump to your other products. My refund? Four bucks and change. I'm considering sending it back, you can keep it and the rest of my 8 year (almost constantly subscribed, with VIP and purchased points) investment into COH which is now worth nothing.

I'm sure other people who have paid into Freedom for the short time it was open would agree that some kind of meaningful return would have left a better impression.

- No accountability. Aside from a few vague statements of 'no longer fitting with long term plans', released to selected journalists, the way you closed the game was chicken-hearted to put it nicely. A better explanation, communicated directly from the people who made the decision to close the game would have done a lot to smooth things over, even if what they said wasn't what we wanted to hear.

Yes. It's true that no response is required, that the corporate norm is to write a quick Dear John letter (or paragraph) and to let the remains blow into the wind, but this was a missed opportunity to truly put this property to bed instead of heaving it into the cellar.


You do have one good suggestion, however - to keep playing. This game needs to be enjoyed to it's fullest up until the final hour. I want to see old friends come back, even if it is just to say goodbye. I want to see what other people have planned for their characters 'endgame', or more accurately - what their futures hold without us looking over their shoulders. I'm glad I'll get to witness the curtain call on Virtue, a great world in itself.

Yet, it does not mean that the fires of discontent should, or are going to be completely doused, like some seem to encourage, or are content to see happen.

Past actions follow you, and this was an uninspired effort, overall.


Former Lifelong Subscriber

It might not be bad idea to go to their forums and make a civil, well written plea for support and petition signatures.

I'll have my character there, hopefully with friends. She'll probably talk about a future, which will go on - even if I'm not over her shoulder to see it.

Four dollars and change.

Aptly named: A Hero's Final Day

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyXGC...feature=relmfu

I hope GI puts in a worthy effort.

There is a 'jedi grab' animation that you could do with the Crey Pistol, after activating a series of temporary powers.

This would be like North Korea buying out Disneyland.

Any hugs for Jack? Didn't he kind of start this whole thing?

We kidnap Sir-Oinks-Alot.