Warframe, Got over 2.5K hours and in-game hours show over 3K.
Used to play as much as I can as it was a game meant to be grinded, but eventually got worn out and stopped playing all of a sudden.
Tried playing it afterwards and by then the content got even more bigger that it was overwhelming to play anymore.
Sometimes I miss it but about 95% of the time I just don't feel like playing anymore.
Edit- Added hours and a Comma.
I pay more for my personal setup each month than I would have to pay for all streaming sites combined.
Yet it's the ease of having Arr's and a personal server with almost zero limits to stream any content I want.
My setup includes :- Dedicated Server Usenet Indexers and Private Trackers
The only time I wouldn't find a movie or show I want would be a really old obscure media which doesn't seem to exist anywhere.
Everything else is grabbed from both via my Arr's and life is chill.
Check out wefwef, jerboa and Connect as well.
Many more to come in the near future.
But don't you think it's their site so they could do whatever they want to ?
Like for example, you own a huge plot that could be used for agriculture and you let your neighbors plant and grow fruits and vegetables in them. They also happened to use water from your house and you noticed that the water bills are increasing so you put in some sort of a restriction to reduce the bills by telling they can only use X liters of water daily.
And let's say, some of the neighbors give you some of the fruits and vegetables so you let them use X+1 liters daily.
So naturally the neighbors who got X liters would make a fuss about it but eventually the plot and water belongs to you while only the seeds,plants and fruits belong to the neighbors.
Here, the plot and water is like Twitter's servers,manpower, API and expenses
Plants, fruits and vegetables are your content you post.
So if you can't get enough of it(land and water), the best is to leave that plot and to look for another one right ?
If it's from the "Midwest Skies and Sleepless Mondays" album then there's a CD FLAC version available on OPS.
Couldn't find it anywhere else tho.
Hopefully, someone could get it for you.