posted a new drawing in #welcome-home. It showed a tiny pixel-art dinosaur holding a cracked server blade in its claws, a phoenix rising from the sparks. The caption read: "You can archive a server, but you can't archive a family."
Then, the mass purge began. Usernames turned into greyed-out DeletedUser#0000 placeholders. Voice channels, once alive with the sound of raid strategies and late-night lore debates, went hollow. Kai had watched his community evaporate in sixty seconds. rexagames discord
Kai smiled, took a sip of his now-frigid coffee, and typed: posted a new drawing in #welcome-home
Weeks ago, when the first rumors of Rexagames being acquired surfaced, Kai had run a script. A simple Discord archive bot. He’d saved every channel, every pinned message, every piece of fan art, every developer comment—including the 500-page lore document Rexa had accidentally posted in #dev-corner and then deleted within sixty seconds. Kai had it all. Kai smiled, took a sip of his now-frigid