Revive POTCO

[Rannulf]

Originally Posted by stevefrank

I checked your webiste Revivepotco.org. but nothing is there. just one video about Pirate game...!!

Ye need to click the blue button with sign here written on it to the left of the video.

[Miss Graywolf]

Originally Posted by stevefrank

I checked your webiste Revivepotco.org. but nothing is there. just one video about Pirate game...!!

Did you even try to scroll down or something to see this??

[FortuneRed]

I signed as well, was quite surprised to hear this... last time I was active on the game they had updates every week if not every few days. That was quite some time ago though...

[Rannulf]

New Update... Please read it.
http://revivepotco.org/updates/reviv...-insights-139/

[Rannulf]

All hands on deck! Now hear this:

The petition will now be sent to DIMG starting Tuesday. As more information is present it will be disseminated! Now back to sinking Jolly Rogers navy ye Swabs!

[Rannulf]

OK me hearties! The petition is now on its way to Disney!
http://revivepotco.org/updates/petition ... -dimg-159/

As soon as any responses are received I will post them here!

- crosses fingers -

[Kraken Guard]

Fingers crossed...!

[Eliza Creststeel]

Well done mates, hoping for the best - nearly 1,500 pirates are onboard!

[Capt C Ray]

Received the following from an 'old salt' that has moved on and now spends his time in Fiddler's Green:

Greetings Sir "Firewalker" the efforts are regarding a petition so many pirates united in accord to erect. The word came back to us via an old colleague contact stating "check this out- guess they still love us! how cool is this" with a link attached to a petition site. Sometimes all they hear is the negative, I guess it apparently warmed their fire some

[AndyJ]

Very Nice! Hoping for some change here.

[Rannulf]

*Update*

Just wanted to give everyone here an update.

The petition group has started their second phase of contacting Disney. We did receive replies by a couple that have left the company not long ago which further proves that working in Disney who owns the game, might make replies from their workers slower or at least until a some sort of meeting or discussion has been made with others so they don't make any official promises that could end up hurting them.

We are not done yet so we will continue this process and hopefully we will get some sort of information from our contacts.

What we are sure of is that they have received and read the message by the least. It is clear that they are aware of the issue. It might just take some time to get back to us.

[Tiberius Fireskull]

Are there any updates on the results of this petition? Or has it run its course? I truly am hoping that it will reach the right person and make a difference.

[Davy_Mcwrecker]

Originally Posted by Tiberius Fireskull

...and make a difference.

Well for one, there are no more hackers from what I have seen in my past 2 days online, It is quiet, but I think the game could make a 100% recovery if we make it a new year's resoluton to become more active. Yes, there has been no updates, and yes it has gotten bad, but still, if no one plays there wont be any update whatsoever. I've been coming on alot (Expecially since I just looted the circus breeches, which is like an early christmas present), and it still has potential. It gets lonely with none of my friends on, and I get sad and play something else to cheer me up. So that pretty much sums it up for me. Come and play, so it will still be here another day.

Also:

[Eliza Creststeel]

I don't buy for a second that hackers and glitchers are going anywhere until there are actually steps taken to shut them down and/or remove them.

On the upside, the petition is nearly 2,000 signatures!

[Shamus The Brute]

For those whom don't know, Disney boss and chief executive officer (CEO) - Robert A. Iger - promises Disney shareholders (and the rest of the world) that the year 2013 will prove to be a profitable year for DIMG.

*I know it will take a lot of energy on our part but, let's do our best to keep informing others and sharing with them the need to sign their name for the petition's success.

Consumers have a lot more authority these days and they know that by using technology they can gain access to content and they want to use the power that they have...We can't stand in the way and we can't allow tradition to stand in the way of where the consumer can go or wants to go.

- Robert A. Iger (CEO - The Walt Disney Company)