Standalone = The standalone version of Transformice that you have to download. This is NOT the version of Transformice you play on your browser, that is the browser version, which will end up going away once Adobe pulls browser support for Flash.

TO REITERATE: TRANSFORMICE IS NOT DYING. You will still be able to play fine on both the downloadable versions, both Atelier's own standalone version and the Steam version.

It's quick shocking how little people know what the word BROWSER means. Y'know, the thing you use to access the internet??? Chrome? Firefox?? Adobe is ending b r o w s e r support for Flash, downloaded flash games will still work fine.

Rajeet a dit :

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Why do adults play games in general? Gaming should be banned by your logic, hell, lets just go ahead and ban all fun for adults lol. Oh and by the way, the game isn't going to die anyway lmao.

Rajeet a dit :

Yeah, I'll justify a 35 year old grown man playing a rat game with a bunch of children. Totally nothing wrong with that lol. Anyways, I didn't say gaming should be banned. You take things way out of context.

Your argument breaks down at its core just because TFM isn't a game for children, it's for people 13 and up, it's in the TOS, something perhaps you should've given a read before registering.

That being said, so what if an older person is playing a game that happens to have a lot of children. Should adults be banned from places with too many children? Twitter has plenty of children, so does Fortnite, Facebook, Youtube, Minecraft. Oh wait, yeah, children are everywhere and get into everything. Even children's shows are made by adults who are more passionate about the show itself than the kids who watch them. By implying that people should stop playing a game in their own free time that they can choose what to do with simply because they aren't "young" enough for your liking is the most archaic, mind-bogglingly backwards insinuation I've ever seen.

What should adults do in their free time? Work more than they already do? Go out to a bar and drink? I'd much rather have my parents playing a cute little mouse game, something that their children would be able to relate to, rather than be out-of-touch older people who'll end up hating everything new that comes along.

Get real lmao.