You are pretty much... right in here. Since I came back, something has really changed - but it was changing already a long year ago. Pretty much of magic is, just, gone. This isn't old times of 2012-2015 and first months of 2016 - in which we all worked hard to attain our goals. It might sound wrong, but all started with flushing out everything that "goes not by Dev's way". Even I, after all that drama in 2016, am pretty much unable to fit in again. Something is gone, something has changed. Something went way pretty odd, since several things had happened and purges began. It might sound selfish, but this stuff started along with last days of 2015 and first of 2016 - and it was the very first time I could actually feel myself how toxic community can be. The toxicity, because I stepped on some guy's foot, led me to abandon my pretty old characters - one of them dating back to 2010, or even earlier. All that, because I became pretty much target of all frustration which prolonged until my very first forced vacations off Discovery - alongside with ruining what @SMI-Great.Fox worked for years. I dare not say my open opinion on that, but... It's pretty much the process began back in first days of 2016. I no longer enjoy the game since I came back. I try to cling to the nostalgia I have - and the fact I cannot afford better PC to play all these fancy games; Let alone I am doing roleplay on other page - yes, destined for furries - but sometimes I need to wait up to two weeks, or more, to continue the roleplay I have over there. True, I can find here, on Discovery, lots of casual roleplay - but magic is, clearly, gone. Alongside with will to do anything. And... I'm not the only one who feels that. I am not alone in a sour suffering of how cold this place became. But I daresay it all began with so-called Furry Ban. All the purges maintained by staff began right when community had shown they want "changes". These changes are one of the main reasons why people are leaving - because it isn't the fun light-hearted place anymore.
