Princess_Angelica
We will continue to fight to keep the VMK magic!
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2007
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After all the work we all went through with that quest! After everything VMK has put us through that we've put up with. We've still stuck with VMK all this time and we graciously (well, most of the time
) took all the crap they threw at us. And this is how they repay our loyalty to the game? By taking it away?! And they don't even give us a good reason as to why they are taking it away. Just that "it's a promotion" and wasn't meant to stay around this long. But notice, that when the real Yavn was still around, when the cards were taken out of the parks, he assured us that the game wasn't going anywhere. Do you all remember that? I'm just so unhappy. VMK was the one place I could go to forget all the stress or work and school and other aspects of life. I could just be whoever I wanted to be and had great friends whom I adored being with. And now what? I won't get to talk to most of them again. This is a sad, sad, pixie dust-less day for all of the kingdom. I'm going to miss seing and talking with you all in VMK 
and at this point, I just don't know what else to say other than I hope we can all find something else to do here. VMK doesn't seem to realize how much of an effect this game has on us all. My VMK friends have helped me through so many things. And when I need a mental break, since I can't afford to go to my happy place (the Happiest Place on Earth) VMK was such a great way to deal with the stress and just escape reality. If I wanted to be a princess, a referee, or even the infamous Captain Jack Sparrow, in VMK, I could be! But now I guess it will just be back to work, school and stress with no escape
I hope you all are not too upset and continue to have fun and spread the pixie dust. As for the people behind closing VMK, just because maybe VMK doesn't bring in enough money, you're still going to have to live with this in the back of your mind: Walt Disney himself is probably turning over in his grave right now, realizing that you have taken away the magic for so many children and even adults who really can't afford to go to the park, or pay to play the other games. And you are hardly worthy to consider yourself to represent the name of that great man, Disney.
) took all the crap they threw at us. And this is how they repay our loyalty to the game? By taking it away?! And they don't even give us a good reason as to why they are taking it away. Just that "it's a promotion" and wasn't meant to stay around this long. But notice, that when the real Yavn was still around, when the cards were taken out of the parks, he assured us that the game wasn't going anywhere. Do you all remember that? I'm just so unhappy. VMK was the one place I could go to forget all the stress or work and school and other aspects of life. I could just be whoever I wanted to be and had great friends whom I adored being with. And now what? I won't get to talk to most of them again. This is a sad, sad, pixie dust-less day for all of the kingdom. I'm going to miss seing and talking with you all in VMK and at this point, I just don't know what else to say other than I hope we can all find something else to do here. VMK doesn't seem to realize how much of an effect this game has on us all. My VMK friends have helped me through so many things. And when I need a mental break, since I can't afford to go to my happy place (the Happiest Place on Earth) VMK was such a great way to deal with the stress and just escape reality. If I wanted to be a princess, a referee, or even the infamous Captain Jack Sparrow, in VMK, I could be! But now I guess it will just be back to work, school and stress with no escape I hope you all are not too upset and continue to have fun and spread the pixie dust. As for the people behind closing VMK, just because maybe VMK doesn't bring in enough money, you're still going to have to live with this in the back of your mind: Walt Disney himself is probably turning over in his grave right now, realizing that you have taken away the magic for so many children and even adults who really can't afford to go to the park, or pay to play the other games. And you are hardly worthy to consider yourself to represent the name of that great man, Disney.
