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I dont play R6, but I do read it and I agree with @The3rdWalker I read the warframe stuff as well, and even log in when I have time. Sadly I don't game at all really anymore. My son has swiped my PS4, and I didn't even really notice

I can't imagine CoD without Insta-death, or head glitch type spots

I can't speak for everyone else here, but I know when I stop reading whatsapp, I read and respond on the forums more.

We are looking at what to merge actively, versus what to break out. So yes nuking game specific forums is on the table. Hence why warframe and Rainbow 6 are gone. When Destiny 2 comes out, Minecraft will most likely go away as well Via the FG App

Audi ate face? What?

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I am going to research how to make the data more granular, right now its really high level shit. It doesn't go into details as well as we honestly need. I don't have the time or energy to do what @The3rdWalker did and take a count of a forum (RE: CoD threads), I would rather just run a report. This new iteration of IPS doesn't allow for SQL queries though, or I would just do it that way.

Do you all want to see the forums statistics? We have a few charts we can generate and show. New Posts New Topics Personal conversations Personal Replies

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Also here is our traffic graph of people who posted Combine these two, and you have a forum thats not used, that could be repurposed to another title.

Its a marketting thing to be honest. You don't want things hanging out there that are not used. It makes the site look like it has no traffic. Which we all know isn't true, but it is a perception. Its why Warframe was nuked, and a few others. All this stemmed from Lee and I talking about how to get more users here., and from the realization that no one wants to visit a site that looks dead. Dave and I had very similar talks years ago, and it was never resolved to anyones liking. This is sort of a continuation of that. Lets all be honest here, with Destiny 2 coming out, how many will really take the time to play the new CoD? I could be wrong here, but I thoroughly expect the forum to be gone come January, and I don't see the point in postponing it. However, the vote is to keep it, so we will

I made some improvements to the forum descriptions

I have no idea what that means, but it sounds awesome (Or horrible.... not sure)

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Minecraft is Survival Nah, but seriously, if that forum were to get nuked, thats where I would say it should go.

Retro and Survival are Genre's not specific titles like Overwatch (People still play this all the time, its just not worth discussing because its a horrible basic and shitty game)

Cool you saved me from doing the math. Looking at it in raw numbers really drives the point home that people are just hanging on for nostalgia

The only concern I see with keeping it until after new year is CoD puts out a new game every year. We could continually make this argument I think you guys need to cut the umbilical cord, let go of your First FPS crush, and move on

http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/20/entertainment/jerry-lewis-dies/index.html (CNN)Jerry Lewis, the slapstick-loving comedian, innovative filmmaker and generous fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, died Sunday after a brief illness, said his publicist, Candi Cazau. He was 91. Cazau would not elaborate on the illness from which Lewis was suffering. Lewis first gained fame for his frenzied comedy-and-music act with singer Dean Martin. When that ended in the mid-1950s, Lewis went solo, and by the early '60s, he had become a top draw in movies such as "The Bellboy," "The Nutty Professor" and "The Patsy." Along the way, he pioneered the use of videotape and closed-circuit monitors in moviemaking, a now-standard technique called video assist. He first helped raise money for muscular dystrophy in a telethon in 1956. He was so successful, and so devoted to the cause, that children affected by the disease became known as "Jerry's kids." The telethon, long known as "The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon," began airing on Labor Day weekend in 1966, and Lewis served as host until 2011. A promotional photo from "The Jerry Lewis Show," which aired in 1963. Despite his success, Lewis also was a controversial figure. A number of people suffering with muscular dystrophy claimed Lewis presented victims as childlike and worthy of pity, rather than as equal members of society. Lewis lost some fans when he criticized women doing comedy -- "I think of (a female comedian) as a producing machine that brings babies in the world," he once said -- and when he lashed out at MDA critics. "You don't want to be pitied because you're a cripple in a wheelchair? Stay in your house!" he said in 2001 on the "CBS Morning Show." He later apologized. When Lewis was one of America's leading box office attractions, critics mocked him for the broadness of his comedy -- and took more shots at him when he became a renowned figure in France. In 1984, the French awarded Lewis the Legion of Honor, the country's highest tribute. The White House also paid respects to Lewis, with a statement released late Sunday night. "Jerry Lewis kept us all laughing for over half a century, and his incredible charity work touched the lives of millions. Jerry lived the American Dream -- he truly loved his country, and his country loved him back. Our thoughts are with his family today as we remember the extraordinary life of one of our greatest entertainers and humanitarians. Thank you, Jerry. You will be missed," the White House statement said. Lewis was emotional, big-hearted, eccentric -- once successful, he never wore a pair of socks twice -- proud and forever playing to the back row. He seldom apologized for it. "Let me tell you that probably 50% of the film community plays a game and does their thing because they're prominent and they're making a lot of money. And what they do is they give up a piece of their soul ... and for them, they're comfortable, and they feel that's fine," he told CNN's Larry King in 2000. "It was never fine for me and I wouldn't go there. I told (legendary Hollywood gossip columnist) Louella Parsons I thought she was a fat pig, because I thought she was. I had an opinion." The controversy Lewis stirred up over the years did little to dampen his peers' and successors' appreciation of his art. Several celebrities took to social media to share their sadness over his passing. Comedian Jon Lovitz called Lewis an "amazing talent," while "Star Trek" actor George Takei thanked him for "the laughs and the feels." Jerry Lewis! Oy! Another comic legend gone. What an amazing talent and philanthropist. A long, well lived life!#RIPJerryLewis — Jon Lovitz (@realjonlovitz) August 20, 2017 We have lost a great comedian and even greater heart. Thank you for the laughs and the feels, Jerry Lewis. https://t.co/vdYCfd7atJ — George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) August 20, 2017 "I sincerely hope his afterlife is a warm, peaceful... ...haven," actor Patton Oswalt wrote. Jerry Lewis passed today,millions around the world loved him,millions of kids he helped w/his telethons. R.I.P. &condolences 2 his family — Whoopi Goldberg (@WhoopiGoldberg) August 20, 2017 Jerry Lewis has passed on. I sincerely hope his afterlife is a warm, peaceful... ...haven. — Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) August 20, 2017 Wrote Public Enemy frontman Chuck D: "Earth is less funny today." Jerry Lewis passes today. HipHop had a dance named after him. Last time I performed on @jimmyfallon He was there. Earth is less funny today — Chuck D (@MrChuckD) August 20, 2017

I can't remember the last time I saw any of us playing it on PSN, but I do admit to not paying attention in the last month