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[Team Black]

when I started this mod, I wasn't working on many things, and it was summer vacation.
I didn't expect this project to succeed, I just decided to give it a shot to see how far we could go.
I don't take full blame for the project's inactivity, as everyone in the community has had the equal opportunity to offer their support, even when I'm running around trying to keep my life in some kind of order.

My free time is very valuable to me now that I have so little of it, and so I really want to spend my time on mods with more potential and more support, like Dusk, and TS:RO.
My car is broken, I have finals coming, I have to get Christmas shopping, register for next semester's classes, make arrangements to go to another college when I graduate this one next spring.

I'm officially stepping down as project leader for this, and quite honestly I want to delete the TCM forum off the site completely, unless someone else can take it out of my hands and rally the community to get this back together.

If you vote "keep it going", I expect you to back up your vote with some good suport for the mod, it would be dumb to show continued verbal support for the mod, if you're not going to back it up with actions

[Clazzy]

It could have succeeded if people like Clazzy decided to support it, instead of sitting in the corner doing nothing but dishing out negative criticism,
just to say "I told you so".

It was the experienced modders that would have brought the project off the ground, but they were the ones who sat back and did nothing, except to say how big a failure this would all be.
Well congratulations, it failed. You've succeeded in your goal.

I gave out constructive criticism. I kept telling you that the mod needed to be organised when instead everyone just started writing mission ideas before the sides were even set in stone. I said how too many people working on ideas will cause no work to be done because nobody agrees.
If you think experienced modders were needed to get the project going then you had no chance from the start. You can't just rely on people better than you to hold your hand all the time. Every modder started somewhere, good or bad and provided they can organise themselves and put effort in then a good result can be made. And I was only right because you didn't listen, it takes work on your part to do that. It's amazing how apparently all I said ]here was how the mod would fail. Maybe you need to learn to read as well as listen and not be a whiny baby.