Was this a game? What the hell could you even do here?

we can never go back
lately i have not been handling that fact very well

Harry Potter leakers preferred to leak on Gaia Online so if you were a Harry Potter fan, Gaia Online was the place to be.

archive.boston.com/ae/books/articles/2007/07/17/despite_tight_security_harry_potter_book_leaked_on_internet/

Despite intense international security, the entire text of ‘‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’’ has been leaked on the Internet, four days before its official release at 12:01 a.m. Saturday.

Photographs of what appears to be every page of the 784-page book were posted Tuesday on several file-sharing sites and then posted openly as photos on Internet pages. In the photos, the book is held open on a carpet with one hand. Some of the text is blurry, but most of it —including the ending and the fate of the main character — is clearly legible.

Tuesday’s events underscore the intense anticipation that has been building toward the seventh and final novel in J.K. Rowling’s huge-selling series about the boy from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Fans have been speculating for years about how it will all end: Does Harry live or die?

Lawyers for Scholastic, the series’ US publisher, have subpoenaed a file-sharing site called Gaiaonline.com, asking for the name of the person who had posted the text on that site, and Gaia had turned over the name and removed the photos, according to Bloomberg News. But the photos remained available last night on several other sites.

‘‘We knew as we got closer to the publication date, more and more people would go to greater lengths’’ to compromise the secrecy of the novel, said Lisa Holton, Scholastic’s president of trade publishing and book fairs. She downplayed the revelations, saying there are several versions of a leaked text circulating on the Web, and that they contradict one another. ‘‘Most of the websites that these have appeared on, we have asked them to take them down, and a majority have been cooperative.’’

>login after probably a decade
>sell one random item for 2 million
>most I ever had before the break was maybe 250,000
wew, the economy got annihilated

I remember that being the only thing worthwhile people were looking forward to. It being browser based was a warning but it was okay as long as they made something enjoyable. The hype after release kind of went away and after six months to a year I remember people being disappointed that they never built on it or made it a downloadable game. It had vibes that reminded me of Ragnarok Online/.hack in terms of the art style they were going for so I enjoyed that but wished it was in a game that was appreciated.

pedo grooming central

No, Barnes & Noble was the place to be if you wanted Harry Potter book spoilers kek.

youtube.com/watch?v=4x_WUb68RQo

They even enacted harsh austerity measures by introducing a new currency system to fight devauluation. It's called platinum now if I recall correctly. I never really stuck on other than to log in for some of its new currency every few months or so.

>is this a game? What the hell could you even do here?

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>using glowy terms
lmao

It's too bad zuckerberg killed all future avatar chat rooms gen alpha and beta would have enjoyed, they could have gotten smellovision technology.

For years on end they had "gold generators" that would grant you an absolutely insane amount of gold in exchange for real money (mobile MTX style). This whole endeavor completely assraped the economy and it was one of the site's biggest fuckups.

jigsaw puzzles

holyshit, my fucking jam. How could I forget. The og jigex and tabletop sim chillout game

it was the place people told you to go back to before reddit became the scapegoat