Actually I agree. If you played the duel i'd consider you an old schooler.
Those were the days when I was so beast at comps and I would win so many of them < 3 now we have shitty count me and find me.
Well, if we split it right down the middle simply, it'd be 2008-2013 and 2013-2018 as the old school, new school. However, I don't believe that there's just "old school" and "new school" on tengaged.
For instance, I started playing a lot of games in '13 and really don't find myself to be old school, but I have been here awhile. I'm probably apart of the generation that succeeded "old school."
I'd say "old school" ends when emmaleigh lost her password, so somewhere around late 2012. That kinda is a landmark of the end of classic tengagers imo.
^ by saying that, I think that old school is those who had ample time to play between 2008-2011 or 2012, not just those who had just joined in 2012. Those would be people on the edge of one generation with another, falling into the category I find myself, 2012-2014.
completely agree about emmaleigh not logging on any more being the end of old school and only people who were around for maybe like 6 - 12 months before that occurrence being "old school"
'Old school' is what i'd consider to be 2009-2012
I joined late 2011 and consider my generation of 2012-2014 as the ones who came early enough to see tg at its prime. It's also the last legit generation of tg I consider where moderation existed. New users have been lost among multis since.
idk i joined in 2011 and i don't consider myself oldschool, ive always thought 2010 and before was oldschool to me... i guess it all depends when you joined the site really
I can’t really say because I joined in August 2014 but don’t lump me in with these new stuck-up users who don’t remember the pre Johneh the “Games Coordinator” era
