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Originally Posted by Revelation
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Thanks for not insulting my thoughts unlike these other guys. Let's see if you see where I'm coming from. First. Wiki maps has coordinates and points of interests on it. Not classic. (or at least I don't remember seeing those in 1999 eq release).
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EQ Atlas had maps available, which is what most of us Classholes printed and put in binders in May of 1999.
https://web.archive.org/web/19990508...com/atlas.html
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Next.. no. Spellbook medding = not classic. Scroll wheel view = not classic. I'm sure tanks will love the removal of that one. I can go on with non classic things but I don't have time atm.
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Simply limitations of the client chosen for development of P99. The devs have pinpointed the scroll wheel mechanics and it is just a matter of time. There are also ideas floating around of how to implement or psuedo-replicate spellbook medding.
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My main point is.. if wiki maps give you coordinates and info about quests/npcs/what's sold in this zone.. then what's wrong with having a time saver like norrath map do the same for you in a fraction of the time.. you are still looking at maps telling you where everything is.. I just don't get it lol
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Are we discussing different concepts or something?
Having an ordinary map to reference is completely classic, see link above.
Having a map on screen at the same time as EQ that reads your log file and pinpoints your location with instant updates is not.