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Originally Posted by Cyrano
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I really don't, my playtime currently speaks for itself. I'm in class or labs 28 hours per week physically. I spend a large portion of my free time doing work for those classes. I currently teach MCAT classes twice a week for 2 hours on monday/thursday evenings and proctor exams Saturday mornings which is dedicated homework time.
I'm considered an inactive member of my guild although I try to make raids if I'm available. When I do make raids, it typically turns into me fighting for 15 minutes then doing homework the rest of the time we're in the zone.
During Christmas/Spring break I work full time in another city and stay with family while doing that. I leave for work at 7:30 and get home usually after 8 pm at which I'm never able to play EQ because I spend time with my brother's family who I'm staying with.
So this honestly does not benefit me in any way, I play less during my "breaks" than I do during school.
I am currently typing this while in a TA session I run for first year bio students.
It should be very obvious I will be on the back end of players who level to 60 on this expansion. The ability for me to find a 3-4 hour block where I can level consistently is virtually non-existent and it will most likely take me 6-8 weeks to hit 60 once Kunark is released.
However, if there is a way for the bugs to be tested quicker I am all for it. The one thing I would like to see are exploits discovered and fixed immediately to slow the impact of progression and I'm simply making a suggestion for how I think that is possible.
A less buggy experience is better all-around regardless of how much you play. People are going to beat me to 60 by leaps and bounds anyways so why not let them get as much time discovering those bugs, inconsistencies, exploits, and issues early on? We have a two week period coming up where half the students will be getting a one week break from school. That seems like a perfect time to get them access to Kunark.
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