Two months ago, I made a similar post but it wasn't as detailed. So, I created this new message to give you more information and make it clearer.

Leaving BrickPlanet was a tough choice, but it was ultimately one that I felt was necessary. When I first joined the platform, I had high hopes for the community, but those expectations quickly faded as I discovered that it lacked the creativity and engagement that I was looking for. The community felt soulless and dead, with little excitement or enthusiasm for the platform. As time went on, it became clear to me that BrickPlanet was not the right fit for me.

Despite this, I recently found myself returning to BrickPlanet. While the platform still has its flaws, I have been drawn back by the potential for new experiences and connections. It's true that the community may not be as active as I would like it to be, but I have found that there are still pockets of passionate users who are committed to creating and sharing interesting content. While my reasons for returning are not solely focused on Hitome Studios, I have been impressed by others commitment to building a community of engaged users who are dedicated to creating unique games and experiences. Overall, I am optimistic about the future of BrickPlanet and excited to see where the platform will go in the coming years.

Two months ago, I made a similar post but it wasn't as detailed. So, I created this new message to give you more information and make it clearer.

Leaving BrickPlanet was a tough choice, but it was ultimately one that I felt was necessary. When I first joined the platform, I had high hopes for the community, but those expectations quickly faded as I discovered that it lacked the creativity and engagement that I was looking for. The community felt soulless and dead, with little excitement or enthusiasm for the platform. As time went on, it became clear to me that BrickPlanet was not the right fit for me.

Despite this, I recently found myself returning to BrickPlanet. While the platform still has its flaws, I have been drawn back by the potential for new experiences and connections. It's true that the community may not be as active as I would like it to be, but I have found that there are still pockets of passionate users who are committed to creating and sharing interesting content. While my reasons for returning are not solely focused on Hitome Studios, I have been impressed by others commitment to building a community of engaged users who are dedicated to creating unique games and experiences. Overall, I am optimistic about the future of BrickPlanet and excited to see where the platform will go in the coming years.

Two months ago, I made a similar post but it wasn't as detailed. So, I created this new message to give you more information and make it clearer.

Leaving BrickPlanet was a tough choice, but it was ultimately one that I felt was necessary. When I first joined the platform, I had high hopes for the community, but those expectations quickly faded as I discovered that it lacked the creativity and engagement that I was looking for. The community felt soulless and dead, with little excitement or enthusiasm for the platform. As time went on, it became clear to me that BrickPlanet was not the right fit for me.

Despite this, I recently found myself returning to BrickPlanet. While the platform still has its flaws, I have been drawn back by the potential for new experiences and connections. It's true that the community may not be as active as I would like it to be, but I have found that there are still pockets of passionate users who are committed to creating and sharing interesting content. While my reasons for returning are not solely focused on Hitome Studios, I have been impressed by others commitment to building a community of engaged users who are dedicated to creating unique games and experiences. Overall, I am optimistic about the future of BrickPlanet and excited to see where the platform will go in the coming years.