The old crossfire

Not really

u are so wrong
cf4 and 5on5 killed et

Finally someone with a little sense
I salute you, sir

I agree with you, but there's really nothing stopping people from interacting or becoming involved. In fact, I'd argue that nowadays it's even easier to contribute to ET / CF / the community than it used to be since there are much fewer admins, newswriters, cups, leagues, etc. around, which means there is much more room and many more opportunities for new things.

I would hope that there aren't people out there who still refuse to use this website because of the changes made two years ago. If so, I'd be interested in learning whether or not they continue to browse Facebook, YouTube, and many other sites which have undergone changes several times over the past few years.

CF4 was released in July 2012, so yeah, 10k in about two years isn't really that bad comparatively. Here's the rest of his sentence:

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I just checked Google Analytics, there are still 50k unique users checking the site a month - so that you're aware that is only 10k less than at the end of Crossfire 3 (it's 100k less than the high's of CDC4).

A drop of 100k in 4 years (CDC4-CF4, 2008-2012) is much more drastic than 10k after 2 years (CF4-now, 2012-2014).

The harsh reality is that as time goes by ET will continue to become less and less active like it has been for years, and so will CF along with it. Did the release of CF4 contribute to a decrease in activity? Maybe. Did it kill ET? Absolutely not. What is killing ET more than anything else is simply time.

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