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Originally Posted by Teako
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I personally enjoy the constant obsession with "fixing" working things, i.e. the UI in the namesake of "classic";
however, we completely ignore the ten mile long bug forum of things that are not implemented, not fixed, and have huge citing for.. Perhaps we could focus on things that actually matter.. I.e. sneak/hide working anywhere close to classic. Pet exp penalty should've been removed months ago by timeline. Mob movement speed being so ridiculous that many players are quitting due to not being able to exp. Monk epic doesn't show. Coin being undroppable. Autofire ruining Ragefire week after week. Spell book meditating until you actually learn "Meditate" and can auto-med. Maybe we could get working resist caps (255). Or perhaps working AC.. I could even go so bold as to say fix the current outrageous resists that happen(My 60 druid can't root a level 30 HG for full duration) - which is another crucial part that's making low level casters either reroll, or quit - Spells SHOULD stick on reds rarely, yellows sometimes, whites 50/50, blues most of the time, and greens every time.. But they don't, not even close. Currently it's so broken I had to retire my wonderful ranger alt because I couldn't land a flame lick on a dark blue after literally 22 straight casts(I was 32, mob was a pond mob in MM). - Or a plethora list a mile long of "we need to focus attention here" situations. These are actual game breaking situations that need immediate adjustment.
Your crusade for the classic UI so that you can "drink in the unclassic tears" is simply demeaning to you as a player when all these tremendously important elements are not working, and need to be.. THEN we can focus on frivolous UI changes that can't be forced clientside due to "Classic" EQ being UI mod-able.
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Sig is ironic.
Many of these things are either fixed, (pending update!) adjusted or working as intended. The bug forum is not ignored, developers spend a huge amount of time discussing and going through these. It takes time to sort through the posts that are, more often than not, extremely laced with personal motives.
Under absolutely no circumstances do you have the entitlement to prioritize how and on what we do with our volunteered time.