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 Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 2:00 am
Hi everyone! I work over at the GaiaOnline Magazine, and I wrote an article about TM. I included a link to this guild, so people could find out more about TM. So ummm here. >< Hope you enjoy it!  Click to read
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Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:32 am
that's a pretty extensive magazine... i haven't read it all but i skimmed thru it. emotion_kirakira you guys did an amazing job eek
tho i've never really compared gachas to Daily Chance... cuz well technically Daily Chance is a fixed number of spins and the items are teh suck. (i haven't bothered with mine in ages) also i can't say i'm "thankful" for TM dying but it's a nice thought.
i actually didn't know about the mobile app market ninja that's is rather interesting to know
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Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 6:34 am
First off, I gotta thank you for posting the link: I'd completely forgotten about GOM, which I shouldn't have because it's a great read! (It had a Tekkit article! And I actually might try the cobbler recipe from Issue 8...)
I thought your article was very well-done, though, and covered a lot of bases in regards to TM and giving people who didn't know about it a primer. I do agree with Elie, though, in that I never really thought about comparing Daily Chance to the Gachas: DC gives really low-tier items, true (though they might be useful if you're a newbie), but it's also free, so I always considered it more of a bonus, whereas the TM Gachas were, as you pointed out, practically a requirement! You make a good point in drawing comparisons, though, for people who've never used TinierMe.
The part about Gaia putting out animated and licensed items because TM had them was particularly interesting; are there sources for this? I seem to recall the devs saying a while ago (pre-2010) that they were considering animated items, but it would make sense if they saw how big moots were on TM!
Hm... Though, now that I think about it, animated items aren't as big on Gaia as they were on TM, despite being less common. Maybe because most of them are background/scenery or not-too-versatile wings, instead of animated faces/items? But I'm going off-topic xD;
Anyway, I liked it; not just your article, but the magazine as a whole. New reading material is always cause for rejoicing! =D
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Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 9:30 pm
Thanks for the feedback everyone! I really appreciate it biggrin
@ Verona: TM opened September 2009, so its understandable that Gaia's animoots started rolling out in 2010.
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Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 8:08 pm
Awesome article biggrin
It's too bad TM ended though
But very good article though ~
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:11 am
I really liked the article. I have heard a variety or reasons on why TM closed. To me I think its just to many rumors going around. Overall it was a good article, good job biggrin
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:37 pm
Thanks for sharing this! I am very happy you shared with others about TM. Great job on the article!
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