Ugh, another old game bites the dust 
. Can you believe Amazon is just gonna leave us hanging like this? I mean, I know Aeternum wasn't exactly the next Fortnite or anything, but still... two whole years feels way too short for a game to be considered "done". I guess that's what happens when you invest so much time and money into something, but not enough players stick around 
. On the bright side, at least we'll have some nostalgic gaming moments to look back on 
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. Can you believe Amazon is just gonna leave us hanging like this? I mean, I know Aeternum wasn't exactly the next Fortnite or anything, but still... two whole years feels way too short for a game to be considered "done". I guess that's what happens when you invest so much time and money into something, but not enough players stick around . On the bright side, at least we'll have some nostalgic gaming moments to look back on .
I'm kinda sad about this... it's like we're losing a piece of our digital history, you know? Aeternum was more than just a game to me - it was an experience, a world where people came together to explore and share their passion. The fact that Amazon is giving players two more years to enjoy the game feels like a bit of a bittersweet farewell 
. It's also a reminder that even in an age of digital entertainment, our experiences can still be fleeting and ephemeral. As we move forward into new games and experiences, I wonder what lessons we'll take away from Aeternum's demise... will we prioritize community and longevity over rapid innovation and profit margins? 
Only time (and reflection) will tell 
I remember when this game first came out and it was all hype... everyone was talking about it 
. I spent so many hours playing it, but to be honest, it just didn't live up to my expectations anymore 
. The game was kinda like that one friend who used to be super cool, but now is just kinda meh 
. Amazon should've kept working on the game instead of giving up 
. I guess this means I'll have to find another game to obsess over 
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