COLD DEV MESSAGE

Anyways, on to my quitting message:

I'd like to thank every single one of the people who have either liked any of my threads/posts on this forum, or given me +rep, or have just supported me through my projects. It really means a lot to me. I never thought I'd grow to be as skilled and/or "known" (in a sense) as I did, however it was quite a shock to the system when WizardHub blew up.

That being said, I have a few specific people who I believe deserve their name to be heard:

Bork, for 1) being a WizardHub developer for a short period and 2) buying me Sentinel shortly after my Synapse blacklist scenario. He's been such a great friend and an even better helping hand, especially when I've needed it most.

Toxic, for being another WizardHub developer. We've had issues in the past, however he's a really kind person who helped with a lot of things when WizardHub v4's early development started.

CursedRob, for being there for me shortly after my Synapse blacklist. He really helped me see beyond both this community and Roblox as a whole. Awesome dude who really helped me boost my confidence and showed me that there's more to life than lego hacking (as cheesy and retarded as that sounds).

There might be more people I failed to mention - however, this is who I remember for now. All the users above (and possibly more) were some of my greatest friends and they deserve nothing but the best. :)

Thank you so, so much for this "opportunity" I guess. Just being a part of this community and being able to contribute something that a lot of people loved made me feel rewarded for the hours of hard work I poured in to the project.

Now, a little disclaimer - I'm not discontinuing WizardUGC. That's staying up, that's still running, and will continue to run indefinitely. However, I am quitting the exploiting community and the Roblox community.

I'm rambling a little too much now, so I just want to say thank you. Thank you, the community, for just.. existing.

I'll always remember everybody I've met and I'll certainly remember the success that WizardHub was.