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Originally Posted by Llodd
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CSG already tried it. It's just not possible with the current ruleset.
If people cant be bothered to pull a mob to zone in thats left up when you don't have to clear the trash of course they're not going to go for it if you do have to clear the trash, right!? [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Anyway, your mild irony aside, our definition of content (and verants/soe's) is rather different [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
How is loggin in for, in essence, 5 mins fun? It's pure and simply pixel lust - a sad addiction.
If you can only make that crawl once in a while and experience the actual content, that would still satisfy many. Remember, the casual scum don't get a lot of the pixels anyway, it's unlikely to make much difference to them.
Stuff would be spread round more because the warmbody casuals in A/A would be in the same boat as the casuals in the other guilds. You couldnt dominate content with 20 or so scrubs with way too much time on their hands if everyone had to put the same amount of effort and time into it. (All the no-lifers would probably congregate into one guild, that would be pretty funny ! )
This is why A/A are so vehemently against classic EQ. |
You talkin out both sides you mouth Llod ^^ You can crawl ntov anytime you like. It unlikely you gonna find a dragon that you can kill at the end, but pixels don't matter right? Oh, maybe they do..
If you get trained, you just petition and the offending guild will be suspended.
There also as I said are lotsa times that certain dragons are not killed instantly and can be crawled to if players want to. There was even a post recently in server chat about one. It was left up for several days and finally killed by Rustle I think after nobody expressed any interest in it.
This is not a hardcore vs. casual issue, it an issue between hardcores (ones who are winning and ones who are losing :c ). casuals have all sorts of options and while not entirely classic, the present environment allows casuals to participate in far more encounters than we would otherwise.