I'm curious who joined when. I personally followed since the original project.
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I heard of Mane6's last project at one point, but I didn't know how to use my social media as well.. so I didn't know how to follow Mane6. But I found out more about TFH recently and started following. and had decided to jump straight into the wonderful TFH community!
Been there since the old game. So glad it's come to this.
I was around during Mane6 previous project.
I can't lie I would've chosen TFH over the last project without a moment hesitation.
I can't lie I would've chosen TFH over the last project without a moment hesitation.
I knew of TFH when it was crowdfunding but I thought it looked dumb (for whatever reason), but I stumbled across the project last year some time and thought it was the coolest idea ever. I'm still kicking myself for not pre-ordering when I had the chance. :/
Lame joke time: I have been on the quest for the keys for a while now but I'm pretty sure that only backers got a key
Lame joke time: I have been on the quest for the keys for a while now but I'm pretty sure that only backers got a key
Way back, from when the old project was just some joke screenshot mock ups.
Always lurking. Always.
Always lurking. Always.
Followed after.
I wasn't very adventurous on the Internet back during the time of the initial project. I might have heard about it very briefly in the limited social circles I was involved in, but I didn't pay much attention to it.
Around a year or so ago I heard about it again, researched it, then learned that Them's Fightin' Herds was a thing. I watched several of the stream archives and have been following it ever since. For me the project has only improved in terms of appeal.
Of course I wish that I would've looked deeper and discovered the crowdfund, partly because my position makes me feel like a cynical bandwagoner. But it wouldn't have mattered. Even if I would've had money to donate (I probably wouldn't have) my parents wouldn't have let me give money to strangers on the Internet anyway.
I wasn't very adventurous on the Internet back during the time of the initial project. I might have heard about it very briefly in the limited social circles I was involved in, but I didn't pay much attention to it.
Around a year or so ago I heard about it again, researched it, then learned that Them's Fightin' Herds was a thing. I watched several of the stream archives and have been following it ever since. For me the project has only improved in terms of appeal.
Of course I wish that I would've looked deeper and discovered the crowdfund, partly because my position makes me feel like a cynical bandwagoner. But it wouldn't have mattered. Even if I would've had money to donate (I probably wouldn't have) my parents wouldn't have let me give money to strangers on the Internet anyway.
I knew about the last project, and was interested in it, but never had the chance to download it.
Jim Sterling made me aware of the original project, but I wasn't into that sort of thing at the time. That had changed by the time the crowdfunding campaign came along.
Lots of great responses and votes. Thing I'm shocked about though is that the residential king of the puns and likes, @Rich Jammer didn't join till the crowdfund. 
Was around during the last project, but more or less just lurked it, checking how it was chugging along due to my inability to internet well at the time. I came back during the crowdfund and thought it was hella cool but didn't back it because I didn't know what a prepaid card was. So now I'm here, and I must say, no matter where you're from and when you got into this, you're welcome as a Foenecian!
I have been keeping an eye on the old project since pretty much day 1. I still vividly remember seeing the first ever video pop up and thinking "oh this looks serious". Must have been 2011 I want to say. Funny to think about. If you had told me back then, in 2018 you'll still be waiting for this to come out, oh boy.
I've said this elsewhere but I only found out about this because Them's Fightin' Herds has a TV tropes page. I went to the character sub-page and saw that a character was named Arizona. That's also the moment when I found out how much state pride I had, but that's a different story.
It has a what now?! I'm on TV Tropes every day, how have not seen it?
Well, off to spend the rest of my day reading this and then filling up my window with 20 tabs or so!
I've been following essentially from the beginning of the first project. I still think it's a shame that was killed because it was such a cool idea, but I'm more thrilled to see the depth and care that's going into TFH.
I'm the one who made that page, because I was worried that people were going to add tropes related to TFH on the Lawyer-Unfriendly Equines page.