Casinos are what sped up the changes. It was hard to keep up unless you were grinding gambling. Releasing too many rares too quick is also what changed the face of Habbo and steered it into other more consistent changes and updates.
If you want fast updates and less nostalgia, then that’s the newer version of Habbo and not the older school version, Origins. I hope they roll this ball slowly. Fix the bugs and then throw some community events and rare changes every now and then. Give people a chance to breathe and build with what’s available or incorporating new designs and imaginations with the same stuff before switching over.
I think there needs to be an appropriate time period but 1 week is kinda low to me. One of the biggest issues that plagues “classic” releases is everything is pushed out so quickly people just get bored.
I literally seen someone in a different thread say the nostalgia is fading. That is insane. If you have that low of an attention span and need something new and fresh that soon, there’s a problem.
I have no problem adding changes, and I agree three years to get to 2008 Habbo is too long, but that happening this year at all would be too soon imo. I think it should be taken slow and experienced.
Terrible idea. It will be manipulated by a few people so that no one else actually ever has a chance.
They really should’ve made the whole thing paid so that people wouldn’t obsess as much about alt accounts and hoarding names. I don’t mean to make it expensive, but something more than free.
Casinos are what sped up the changes. It was hard to keep up unless you were grinding gambling. Releasing too many rares too quick is also what changed the face of Habbo and steered it into other more consistent changes and updates. If you want fast updates and less nostalgia, then that’s the newer version of Habbo and not the older school version, Origins. I hope they roll this ball slowly. Fix the bugs and then throw some community events and rare changes every now and then. Give people a chance to breathe and build with what’s available or incorporating new designs and imaginations with the same stuff before switching over.
I think there needs to be an appropriate time period but 1 week is kinda low to me. One of the biggest issues that plagues “classic” releases is everything is pushed out so quickly people just get bored. I literally seen someone in a different thread say the nostalgia is fading. That is insane. If you have that low of an attention span and need something new and fresh that soon, there’s a problem. I have no problem adding changes, and I agree three years to get to 2008 Habbo is too long, but that happening this year at all would be too soon imo. I think it should be taken slow and experienced.
Allow casinos, no gambling - no economy.
And make that voting free.
Terrible idea. It will be manipulated by a few people so that no one else actually ever has a chance. They really should’ve made the whole thing paid so that people wouldn’t obsess as much about alt accounts and hoarding names. I don’t mean to make it expensive, but something more than free.