First and foremost, I do apologize to the friends I may have made on TTG and forgotten about. I spent an entire semester of college in Italy, and have had no time to browse TTG. It has come to my attention I achieved this feat of 5 years back in march, but I have had no time to celebrate or even realize I have achieved it.

The Tech Game was a very unique idea in it's own accord. The story for me coming here starts out like this: Call of Duty, World at War was a brick wall in the modding community. But the pioneers of The Tech Game found a way to get this inconceivable idea of modding a game that was previously said by the creators to be "Impossible". But we found a way, getting to the top of the leader boards and generally inventing mods that allowed zombies to have more pop, with the early versions of mod menus to pave the way for future modding. The Tech Game was the first of it's kind to do this, which is why I joined the community and actively participated in the modding of the old days.

Unfortunately, many took this idea of The Tech Game as a only modding website, even though the community before this actively participated in every forum on the site. The community took a deep plunge into an abyss of posts begging for mod menus and whatever modded lobbies they could get their hands on, as they did not have the capabilities of doing it themselves. Whenever you would go into a comment section, you would find hate, disrespect, and just overall a dark mood of people wanting to one-up each other. But fortunately, a light was shown.

I later found after a short break from the website I came back to a lovely community where you could make friends with all sorts of interests and a community where it was in general very helpful and added a spice of humor to some things... not too much, but just enough to make this website fun. I made very many friends since then, and to my pleasure I found out TTG was not just a site where people come to get their latest modded lobby, it was a site where people could come to socialize and have fun with people. Party up, figure out easter eggs in games, try to beat a high score, do community events and make friends, and overall, have fun. The community matured and it became the TTG I love and know.

I just want to thank everyone who made my experience on here enjoyable, there's a lot of great people who actively participate on TTG, and I want to thank you aswell for making it enjoyable for everyone else. Because without a fun and helpful community, TTG would have died long ago. Thank you guys, really. Here's to many more years and many more great experiences with great friends I meet on this great website.