Although the cool thing for me to do would be to blame Administration and Globals driving me away from Graal, that was never really the case because I never really gave a damn about what any of them thought.
Although I still technically play graal (Mostly as a Developer/Manager of Babylon), if I wasn't Managing Babylon, I wouldn't be on Graal right now at all. This is mostly because of the disolving community.
When I look back over my 7 years (7 years next week

), I have a lot of memories of times spent with my friends doing stupid stuff like holding live plays in the events house or holding auctions for something like 5 bombs. That was back in a time when people cared about Guilds, when Guilds had Wars, when Sparring meant something to people and when anything you did on Graal actually had a purpose.
At this point, there is no community involvement. I log on every day and I see servers with people that are in it for themselves, getting the NPCs, sparring a bit, PKing a bit, but generally using Graal as a chat program. No one works together or anything like that, at least not that I've seen.
I miss those days, those days when a total newb could log on and make a bunch of friends just by being there, instead of getting asslamed by overpowered idiots outside of the Start house or lagged to death by terrible scripting.
Back then, (I'm thinking mostly of Enigma), we didn't need big scripts or badass levels to enjoy ourselves. I don't know what happened over the years, but nothing is like that anymore. I'd rather not spend all my time on a chat program with people that are only in it for themselves.
That's what drove me away.