EA Staff
I agree!!!!
I totally agree. I am 81 and met my present wife here on POGO 10 years ago. Would never of found this amazing lady if we were not able to chat with friends and make new ones. I flew from Ct. to Alaska to meet her. I thought it was just to meet a friend and see a bit of Alaska. I had many friends on POGO and have lost track of over 150 of them. I use this old laptop (over 10 years old itself ) for 2 things only. I plat POGO and I have a gold membership to a Karaoke site. I sometimes sing for up to 3 hours at a stretch. Give us back the old fun POGO. one of my favorite games
was dominoes
EA Staff (Retired)Hey there @oldgoatmess, @dancinganniefun, @mawmaw98playerdb, @debvee60,
I understand that you enjoyed talking to your friends and are worried that with Flash going away, you won't be able to talk to your friends anymore. But that is not the case, fortunately. You can still stay in touch using the chat system on the new Pogo experience. 🙂
You can access it from the bottom of the game menu on the right side of the screen.
When you join chat, you're automatically placed in one of several available rooms. If you have any friends playing, you will automatically be placed in the same room as them when you join. You can easily hop between the different rooms by clicking on the room name at the top.
You can easily connect with old friends (and make new ones, of course). When you click on another player's avatar, it will bring up additional information, along with "Add Friend", "Report" and "Block" options.
If you want to find out more, you can head over to this Pogo blog post on chat.
- Leeloo
The new chat is too hard for us to understand. If you only want younger players then hope they renew
