[Tweaker]

"P:SR is dead! Long live P:SR (but with a different name :P)!"

Yeah, see, here's the thing—that's exactly what won't be happening. I suggest you don't make it apparent in any form that it is happening, either, at least on this message board, lest you wish to face the consequences.

I think it's both extremely disrespectful and incredibly ignorant that you can't accept that you were not fit to run this project; if you were, we would have gladly kept it on and supported it with our vast resources. There's no way that we're going to endorse the zombie-esque revival of it literally a day following just because you think you don't "need" us. The original team thought they didn't "need" us, either... and their project forum was full of some of the worst arbitrary member filtration system I've ever seen, paired with literally weeks of inactivity as a result of both that and an outright rejection of fair alternatives to proposed art submissions. Maybe you don't remember that, but I know I do. It wasn't until the project was moved here that anything actually happened on the damn thing.

Look, here's the thing—as I mentioned before, the chance of this project coming back to life at a future point in time is not out of the scope of possibility. But for now? Give the thing a rest, man. It's like you're trying to perform CPR on a day-old corpse—it's just not going to work.

Also, thanks for the archive, whoever it was that put it up.

You're welcome.

[Rika Chou]

It wasn't until the project was moved here that anything actually happened on the damn thing.

...What exactly happened after the move? A few sonic sprites? After the move, progress went in reverse. To even pretend that this was the same project the Phoebius started is ridicules.

[muteKi]

It wasn't until the project was moved here that anything actually happened on the damn thing.

...What exactly happened after the move? A few sonic sprites? After the move, progress went in reverse. To even pretend that this was the same project the Phoebius started is ridicules.

Though I can't say I was overly fond of the directions it went in, I do have to agree that more progress was made back then.

This post has been edited by muteKi: 16 May 2009 - 04:00 PM

[Afti]

To everyone trying to revive it: Maybe you should let it rest, so that you can eliminate all the existing sentiments (which are far from unwarranted) against the project.

Common sense dictates that, if you plan on trying to resurrect a failed community project, you should wait until the project has faded to a dim memory, so that the community will actually touch the thing.

[Dr. Mecha]

Just delete all of those posts and lock this topic already okay?

[Aquaslash]

Why didn't I see this coming? It's just as well, Chimpo was the only one doing anything anyway.