I like how people who play TMF talk about the number of friends they have met and shared moments with them full of joy and laughter.

And me just the opposite, the servers of the people I had fun abusing the flaws that were in the level and many people lost their servers because of my brother and me.

Frankly, I can fearless self proclaim me better troller of TMF and my brother too.

Last thank you to the creator and my mistake I made on Xbox 360, I had not purposely bought the game with money from my brother but I do not regret this error.

(Nobody seems to know VerBot the best TMF fighter here, I make his last ad before returning to Warcraft III.)

Farewell.

Wow, you must take great pleasure in being a complete idiot. I'm so glad you were able to cause such chaos that no-one recognises. Please, continue the good work my friend it really does seem to be paying off. What did you say your name was again?

Hi,

Bob, our Administrator, has confirmed that the forums will indeed carry on hosting. No need to worry about transferring the website host.

Cheers,
Crab.

Currently I am sitting A-Level Art alongside my other A-levels. Within Art I get to draw my friends as realistic as possible, using pencil. Quite recently I noticed a really cute girl within one of my classes, I can barely bring myself to speak to her so I thought I'll just ask to draw her so that we can have something to talk about. Some time later, after class I saw her, I caught up to her and very awkwardly asked her if I could draw her, she shouted at me "no". An embarrassingly painful experience which permanently changed me. Finding out that the game I've played since I was eleven years old (am now eighteen) is becoming abandon-ware, hurts me, just as much as that girl shouting "no" at me, having to let go of all those memories of "cobblestone city", my parkour map, and my mining map, 7 whole years of just memories, gone, in an instant. Furthermore not being able to ever play this game with my friends, hurts even more. I love this game, I love the people I played it with and the people I met.

I hope you can understand why I want this game to become open-source.

Wow that was deep man. xD

5 Damns from me

I'd like to put my own message here as well.

Wow, I'm actually really shocked that this game and the whole experience is coming to an end. Total Miner brought me through about 7 years of my life. I watched the game progress with creativity and the community followed. I am gutted that this is all over but I'm glad I've been here throughout the majority of it. Total Miner isn't just a game, the community of people that it has bought together has meant many people have been able to make new friends. I'm always going to remember this as a brilliant childhood memory.

I'd like to thank every member of this forum for just being around - every admin, mod, jr mod and global mod for keeping the place safe. I'd like tot thanks the Development team (Not just Craig also the previous Devs) and I'd like to thank the artists. I'd like to thank anyone who has put anything into TM, even if that's just a bit of hope.

Please do stay in touch with me over the Discord chat, this is such sad news

Thankyou all for being my friends,
Crab.