Club Penguin Army Media

Emcee: Oh, right, that thing That’s weird but fun, let’s do it!

CPAM: Alright dawg. Okay first things first: How did you enjoy your time in RPF?

Emcee: I think just like any experience, my time in RPF was full of ups and downs all around. Overall, I think I learned a lot, I made some amazing friends, I met interesting and awesome people, I had some fun experiences and did my best to contribute to a wild, interesting, and cool community. RPF will always have a special, important place in my heart.

CPAM: Wholesome. Alright, so would you be comfortable telling us the reason you retired for?

Emcee: Sure! RPF is an amazing community, without a doubt. However, as you go up the ranks, the complexities of leading, the complexities of my professional relationships, the workload, the pressure I put on myself… all of it was taxing mentally. After I completed the projects I focused so much on, I got promoted to 2ic, which was awesome! But I also came out of this haze of RPF obsessiveness where I realized my mindset had evolved a lot and I needed a break to reevaluate where I stood on things, shake off some of the discomforts I was having, and understand where it was coming from. In addition, there were some real-life things that had been taking a backseat for a while. I took some leave time but I ended up extending it an extra week and in the middle of that week, I realized I needed to focus on myself for longer than a couple weeks of leave. I decided to retire but under the condition for myself that I would consider coming back after certain goals had been met. Is that too long lmao

CPAM: nope perfect. Alright, now how about your favourite things about RPF?

Emcee: Leading and the people! Leading is a lot of fun. If it’s a casual event, I like throwing the reins to random officers and seeing how they do or stuffing everyone in a tiny room and laughing as we try to make a form. If it’s serious, I enjoy the teamwork with other HCOM members or the successful feeling of watching a good X form take shape. Shout out to strike force and the trainings where I made them redo the X form over and over. And the people in RPF really are the best. There are so many smart, funny, caring, compassionate, awesome people. I love talking in chat, hanging out in voice chat with my friends, meeting new recruits and, of course, singing in Karaoke.

CPAM: Awesome. Any last words you’d like to say?

CPAM: And we will miss you too Emcee. Thank you for taking out your time to respond to my questions!

Emcee: No problem, I love you Cosmo!