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The real question is: will the "total BB recostruction" be completed first, or will the old, loyal users die of old age first?

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One more season to go from they are saying.

I came back to BB after a few years, and it seems to me that returning to this game as an old player isn’t much of a problem. What we could consider, though, is the current player demographics we have now, because in its present form the game probably won’t appeal much to the younger generation. So maybe the approach could be to target older players first and then gradually move towards younger ones.

Also, a user doesn’t really need a game they log into all the time, and that’s exactly what BB is – there are only a few periods of higher activity. But then again, that might work like a double-edged sword, since people can also forget about the game. Features like BBM increase the chances of keeping engagement. Of course, the game needs to remain financially sustainable, but I think something like offering a second team at a lower price could help – that way there would be more teams overall.

I also wonder how marketing for this game could be improved. Probably it’s not legal to just send an email to every address that was ever registered on BB. But maybe ads could help, or some sort of email campaign done in smaller batches so it doesn’t look like a sudden blast, but instead slowly generates some response.

More talk shows would help. It builds new community voices

I´ve been playing BB for almost 19 years. My first game was in October 2007. The game is a joke right now, very far from a basketball simulator. This will be my last season. Goodbye to all the friends that I made along this journey.

The game was dying a slow death when I quit around 10 years ago. It's still around. Maybe you'll come back at some point. Farewell!