It's not fun any more

[TheBilgeRat]

Try going back to an Amiga 1000, 500, or 2000, then it will be fun again. Whenever people "upgrade" their Amiga computers to be more like a modern PC, that is when they nolonger have an Amiga computer.
 
Try hooking up a stereo system to an Amiga 2000. Run Protracker, load up some cool mods and "turn up the volume".
 
Or load up F/A-18 Interceptor and "turn up the volume".
 
Or hook up a stereo system and cassette recorder to an Amiga 2000, run Protracker and record your favorite mods to cassette tapes, then hook up the cassette recorder/player to your PC sound card's line in jack and record those mods on your PC. Then burn Amiga mod audio CDs and play them in your car while cruzzing. Do not forget to "turn up the volume".
 
Try watching animations that were created on the older Amiga computers ( pre 1990 ).
 
Try playing the Amiga versions of Ultima V or VI from start to finish (bet you can not do it). Or try playing the Amiga version of Star Flight, a role playing sci-fi adventure game that took over 15 years to produce.
 
Try the old Video Toaster 2000 system with the VT 2.0 software.  See if you can do the Star Trek transporter effect.  Make a music video of your friends or family.  Create a short movie or your very own sit-com.
 
Try Genlocking text and graphics onto your family videos.
 
DO NOT GIVE UP. There are plenty of things to do on an Amiga computer, just as long as it is not an "upgraded" one.

This is my idea for my A2000.  I want to keep it pretty simple, but flexible enough with the stuff thats out there.  The end goal would be perhaps to have it networked enough to hit a BBS or the GOPHER net.  Right now I just enjoy the sound of the floppy as it loads up Chaos Engine

[TheBilgeRat]

Its not fun when I look on ebay and I see a dungeon master disk and manual, no box, going for 48 dollars.  Or a dude trying to sell his 3000 without the zip ram, cos he's selling them separately for 200 some bucks.  Or a blizzard PPC card for a 1200 going for 600+ dollars.  It's so random the pricing points.