Sad news… this was once a large hayday nighborhood community who has a lot of hoods, and this was one of my favorite large hoods server for hayday. I never really got to be a member of the hood in any of the goat gang hoods But I was and still am a guest in their server until it closes, until, I don’t know when. But in the meanwhile, it’s staying up. Back in early or late winter time, I was debating to join one of their hood, but life gets busy, that’s okay.
Did you know that Goat Gang officially closed in around July 2026, it will remains part of the memories there between 2024 to 2026. This hayday server of Goat Gang will not be forgotten.
You can still join Goat Gang, but i dont think there’ll be anyone who can verify anymore, since it’s closed.
Let’s remember Goat Gang, it is not forgotten.
If you are part of the Goat Gang server, feel free to comment below and then you can share some of your favorite memories from the server, this place can be for memories to live on.
Bean says: Do not forget Goat Gang.
This is the Goat Gang server lore
When was the server created?
Mojo: March 06, 2024
Why was it originally created?
Mojo: Goat Gang was initially created by Bhargav and me because of the experience we had built over the years. We both had extensive experience with Hay Day, while I also had long-term experience with Supercell games and their communities. This gave us a strong understanding of the ups and downs, the pros and cons, and what works and what doesn’t. That experience helped us tremendously in the beginning and played a major role in helping Goat Gang become the most fastest-growing organizations in the Hay Day community ever recorded.
What did the server originally focus on?
Mojo: The server has always been focused on Hay Day, but from the beginning, we had plans to expand it into something much bigger. Before life became busier for both of us, we had ideas of branching out from Hay Day into other Supercell games and eventually expanding into games like Minecraft and others, with the goal of creating an organization that could have a presence across the wider gaming community.
Unfortunately, both of us became increasingly busy with our personal lives. At the same time, the server was growing at an incredibly fast rate, and we simply couldn’t keep up with it. In a way, that rapid growth was one of the things we were most proud of achieving. It wasn’t just the number of members either; it was the quality of the community we built and everything that came with it.
However, the scale of the organization eventually became too much for the two of us to manage, especially since we were running everything voluntarily and without compensation. It was taking up more and more of our time as our lives became increasingly busy, making it difficult to give the organization the attention it deserved.
Where did the server name come from?
Mojo: The server name was suggested to us by a friend.
How has the server changed or grown since then?
Mojo: Since Goat Gang started, the server went through constant and rapid changes. Things were always evolving, whether it was implementing new rules, bringing in new staff members, or adapting to the growing community. It was chaotic at times, but in a positive way, and it was genuinely a lot of fun while it lasted.
Unfortunately, we eventually had to close down Goat Gang as an active organization. The server itself is still up as a place to preserve the memories we made, stay connected with the community, and give people the opportunity to reconnect with old friends.
Ultimately, the decision came down to the impact it was having on both owners’ lives. We were putting an enormous amount of time and effort into Goat Gang without receiving anything in return, and as our personal lives became busier, it became increasingly difficult to maintain. It was a difficult decision, but it was the right one for both of us.
Have there been any major milestones or changes?
Mojo: When it comes to milestones, we achieved a lot throughout Goat Gang’s journey. I honestly don’t remember all of them, but there were several achievements that stood out.
One of our biggest achievements was becoming one of the fastest-growing organizations ever recorded in the Hay Day community. We also reached the highest number of neighborhoods under a single organization and, for a significant period of time, were recognized as one of the most active organizations in the community. Over the two and a half years, there were a few periods, perhaps two or three times for around a month each, when our activity ranking dropped because of internal issues and drama within the community.
During those periods, we had to take a step back and let things settle. However, in the long run, Goat Gang consistently maintained one of the highest levels of activity among Hay Day organizations. Another major achievement was hosting what was, at the time, the largest prize-pool Hay Day event ever, with a prize pool of 60 million coins. We also participated in a global truck event where our entire community came together and helped one of our neighborhoods achieve a top-three ranking globally in Hay Day. There were many other milestones along the way, but these are some of the achievements that stand out the most to me.
Is there anything about the server’s history you’d especially like included?
Mojo: Honestly, given how quickly Goat Gang grew and how active the community became, there is a lot of history behind it. I don’t even remember everything we did, but we hosted countless events and spent so much time together in voice chats. There was even a period of around five or six months when we had to create additional voice channels because, apparently, five voice channels were not enough. For a Hay Day server, that was a huge achievement.
We regularly had around 50 to 60 people in voice chat at the same time, and this wasn’t something that happened once in a while. During those five or six months, our average voice chat activity was around 40 to 50 people every day, which was honestly crazy. There was so much more to the community as well. We used to play games together, spend hours in voice chat, screen-share Hay Day, come up with weird challenges during events, and just have fun together. Goat Gang built up a lot of history and a lot of memories over the years.
Even today, people still message me or talk to each other about Goat Gang and tell me how much they miss it. I miss it a lot too. I miss the people, the memories, and everything we built together. But everything has an ending, and I’m genuinely grateful for the time we had. I hope everyone who was part of Goat Gang finds even more fun and creates even better memories elsewhere. I wish everyone the best of luck in life, and of course, in Hay Day.