Just in case y'all wanna know...

[Pun 902]

Thank you for your hard work!  You have haven been an inspiring co-leader of AoP parkour clan with many great contributions. 

 

[Venerable 2,967]

On 1/18/2025 at 12:58 AM, Pun said:

Thank you for your hard work!  You have haven been an inspiring co-leader of AoP parkour clan with many great contributions. 

 

he has led Armchairs of Parkour to great heights, I completely agree

[Incorp 2,084]

Found this after posting in cg posts...

Welp

[Maf 32,300]

On 2/20/2025 at 11:09 AM, Incorp said:

Found this after posting in cg posts...

Welp

Off-topic section be so dead that this was still the second most recent topic after a month of no new posts. Oof.

[Incorp 2,084]

On 2/20/2025 at 4:27 PM, Maf said:

Off-topic section be so dead that this was still the second most recent topic after a month of no new posts. Oof.

Bydo and monkeyburn the only ones doing anything here, thry been at it a long time respect fr

[splitterpoint 10,986]

I think stepping down before the fade-out is a great decision but not easy to make when you've been in the staff for so long.

 

You already made a name for yourself big time, well deserved; and very few can match what you did for the community.

A lot of people know you, perhaps more people than you might realise. I think a lot of tankers started and played their final game while you were there.

I think you witnessed a lot of new players come, become seasoned and leave when they get older;  more than you know.. but they know you.

It's pretty safe to say that those people, one way or another have talked to you, asked for advice or read about you at some point in their career here.

But many are long gone now. 10+ years is a long long time. 

 

When they reflect on their time in the game, I am pretty sure your name will come up.

That's what 10 years in the staff is like, I guess. Dedication only few can achieve. 

 

I remember stepping down from a staff role too, but I did it really bad. They removed my Consultant and Facebook mod function because I got too inactive.

Then regained some momentum and joined again but resigned myself a few months after. 

I still regret that I have not left the position, in the same way you did now. I let it slip and did not took responsibility.

That was the biggest mistake I did in Tanki. 

 

It is like you said, tiresome after a while.

Logging in felt like a duty more so than a good time.. it wasn't like that in the beginning ofcourse; otherwise I would not have signed up.

It was good work, honest work. And it felt really rewarding when helping people out. 

The flip side was a lot of repetitive answering, sitting idle in the lobby chat and spending a lot of time on given tasks and duties; making hourse.. while sometimes deep down you just wanted to sit and play the game after a long day at school. 

 

It takes so much dedication; I respect the staff mainly because they sacrifice a lot of their time to help out players... in a game; all in their free time.

That alone is so wholesome, let alone doing it for 10 years. The fact you kept it together all that time, in such a demanding position shows that you really loved doing it.

And now it's time to retire, well deserved and good for you.

 

The medal is more than deserved.

Thank you for your service. 

And good to see you'll stick around!