I'm just saying, for all we know he could have something already lined up.  He could have a sugar momma on the hook.  Why would he tell us anything when people attack him irl?  I've heard people have harassed him on Facebook even.  And to be perfectly honest, I have been battling depression and anxiety my whole life.  If I were in his shoes, I would think it much healthier to cut my losses and walk away.  It's probably why I threaten to quit so often, because this game stresses me out at times especially when people message me and tell me to kill myself because I booked a fight as a rookie org owner that was fair in stats, but I didn't understand the nuances of the game yet to understand the advantages of a cooked fighter.  But that didn't stop a pair of managers from attacking me for 2 years now to the point I had to block one of them.  Imagine this daily, from multiple managers?  Because a person can only take so much bs, so much hate, before you realize it's not worth it.  I don't know what his personal life is like, but I do know he's had some struggles in the years that I've been playing.  We've already had our bitchfest, and he's tapping out.  I don't like it, but I don't blame him either.  Let's just respect his decision because our steadily telling him he's wrong will do nothing but ensure we push him away.  Arguing that he should stay by making him feel like shit, or to suggest he can't support his child, is definitely not the way to get him to stick it out.  I know that wasn't your intention, but how do you know how it comes across to him?  All of our brains process data a little differently.  So all I am asking is that we just give it a rest.  Give him some time and peace of mind, and maybe he will reconsider.  As it stands, we run the risk of him leaving w/o being able to sell the game and just have it crash and burn.  

It's all good. Admittedly it took me a moment to remember you. We talked a lot in the mibbit chat which is where I mostly remember you from. Even if you leave, it would be said, but it's good to see some old timers from the old days still play. Wishing you all the best, I personally don't hope you have to pay it out but if you do, well, I will give that person congrats for earning it.

Not my business but worth considering before dropping 12k of your annual income stream for a pittance? Someone has to make him think for a moment instead of hurling abuse or pushing this sort of toxic positivity like he’s definitely doing the right thing. Talking about a man’s ability to survive and have a roof above his head.

Yo, honestly, is it your business if he has a job lined up or anything?  I'm obviously not innocent here, but can I suggest you just let that line go?  I mean, his personal life is none of our business.  And even though you may have been trying to help, it's not our business.  It's his personal life.  If talking about the game, it is what it is.  He created this and if we pay for it that makes it our business too.  But anything beyond that is not for us to judge.  Not trying to be rude or anything, just think we should let that line of conversation dissipate.  

I said no such thing, I still have the post text saved. I said you’re going to need a job next week, and I said it because I thought it’s a bad idea as you literally can’t be arsed to do anything by your own admission. Are you ready for a 9-5 Monday to Friday? If you’re considered employable by someone, that is. And that’s a corporate-style job, you have been out of work for a very long time. I guess you can work at Tesco, 5am-2pm for about 12 quid an hour on a 16 hour contract with your overtime finishing early every other day, not a fun prospect after coasting through the last 15 years. You’re definitely going to regret not having that extra income propping up your current lifestyle, it’s only going to get worse with inflation as well. Can’t beat a dead horse though, so hopefully you won’t regret it 3 months later, which you probably will.