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Once upon a time, Alex, with ambitious promises, approached the former owner of EverybodyEdits, expressing their fervent desire to take over and continue the project. The former owner, having meticulously paved a promising path of rebirth for the game, believed that Alex would carry the torch forward, building upon the foundation they had laid.

Excitement filled the air as Alex assumed ownership, with the community hopeful for a seamless transition. However, as time unfolded, Alex decided to deviate from the established path, citing the existing work as too messy. Despite the initial agreement and understanding that they would continue the project as expected by the previous owner, Alex opted for a fresh start, leaving behind the progress made.

Surprisingly, the community, once aligned with Alex's vision, agreed that a clean slate might hold the key to unlocking EverybodyEdits' true potential. They placed their trust in Alex's assurance of innovation, anticipating a transformation into something extraordinary. Excitement buzzed as players eagerly awaited a new era, believing that the past's messiness could be exchanged for a cleaner, more polished future.

However, as Alex distanced themselves from the players, the community's trust eroded. Communication became scarce, and despite pleas for transparency and updates, Alex remained elusive, leaving the community in the dark about EverybodyEdits' fate.

Undeterred, supporters of Alex clung fervently to the dream that their leader would overcome challenges. They dismissed growing skepticism, insisting that Alex's vision would evolve into a grander, more spectacular game. This unwavering belief persisted even as others lost faith, and frustration mounted within the community.

As years passed without fulfillment, Alex's supporters faced increasing challenges defending their idol. The once-hopeful dream began to fracture, revealing the harsh reality that success required not just vision.

In the end, EverybodyEdits found itself in turmoil, caught between the fading optimism of Alex's supporters and the growing skepticism of those who had once believed in the game's potential. The lesson learned was clear: even the most ambitious visions can crumble without a foundation of trust, communication, and a genuine connection with the community.

i think diff is waiting for us to get to 54 in round 55 before posting

Abiqi wrote:

Why is this so inactive

gotta wait for the perfect chance

qwertyiop
edit: this is stupid why doesn't this site account for daylight savings time