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For me, the game is dead.

I played for about 3 years. My original game was a large airport of the maximum level available at the time. Once, an error occurred and the technical service didn't know to restore the game.

I created another game from level 1 and now I have a big airport. I spent months asking technical service to return ALL of my purchases in the old game. No one gave me back the time lost...

Now I have an airport that would make me proud if it was not just a game. I also have too many support games (some of them inherited from my daughter, since she got tired a long time ago of a game with so many problems. I'm very proud of her, she was smarter than me).

Lately I'm playing AC by habit, not for fun. It costs a lot to advance and it's very boring.

Now there are new rules. Stupid rules... Well, I think I'm going to abandon it. Today I haven't used my support games, maybe tomorrow I'll delete them. I don't know until when I will use my main game. I'll disconnect form it during the holidays and maybe when I'll return I'll no longer use it anymore. Maybe it's before. Maybe later. It's a matter of time.

They are doing me a favor: I will have more time for more important things or for other things that spiritually fill me more like playing the guitar.

In my job (emergency medical service), when someone calls saying that another person has died, we ask if it has been an expected death. When the day comes to stop playing, it will be an expected death.

R.I.P. Airport City

R.I.P. Game Insight. I hope this old greedy can take all his money to its grave

When its funeral arrives, my wife will be sooooooooo happy...