Yeah, you'd probably have to call it a custom server at that point.

What if it was an occasional "event" like we had from time to time on live servers? Those changed up the game in various ways for periods of time, and could be considered classic.

No broadcasted message or anything, just a random raid mob spawns in a random zone instead of its usual static location, proceeds to roaming around, and nobody knows about it until word spreads organically... and then the server can mobilize to deal with the situation.

This idea is stupid

Velious will fix the raid scene, remember?

I disagree.

No idea or suggestion is stupid when people from seven different guilds park pets at a cartoon turtle's spawn point and spam /pet attack for hours hoping to get FTE.

I think its a good idea, but there is a better one that is classic too. Play Red.

not sure what kind of EQ experience you had on live. But even on live you'd camp mobs for endless days trying to get said loot from mob, killing for faction, or leveling your toon. Not much has changed here.

after all, it's not called endquest.

Nothing is broken, project 1999 is more popular than ever IMO...

This game is basically 4 games:

1) the grind from 1-50
2) the grind from 50-60
3) Non-contested raid content and getting your resist gear + clickies
4) Contested Raid Content with BiS rewards <---- where the neck beards live

After you've reached level 3 report to the nearest mirror, the abscesnce of neck hair indicates that you've beaten Everquest, congratulations go live life....

Now...I don't want you to panic, but if you saw hair, welcome to the project 1999 raid scene! It's gonna be fun and unless you're some guru of self-discipline, your friends and family are going to start worrying about you....

OP fixed the raid scene all is well in the land on norrath

This is the solution.

Wuoshi should spawn randomly at any rings/spires/circle in the game. 24 hour respawn. KoS to all, no faction.

OT hammers port you to that particular ring/spire/circle that day, regardless of her being dead or alive.