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Originally Posted by shooteneq1
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some people like to play games with whoever else they have living at their house at the same time. I can fully understand playing something else if you cant get the exemption when your trying to play with another person. If my wife liked to play games and we couldnt get the exemption i would be playing something else as well. I know the devs do all this stuff for free and thats nice and appreciated, but with how much population the server has lost since i started playing in january you would think that more energy would be put into things that can increase player base.
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I wasn't suggesting that people don't enjoy playing together. My fiance and I play together all the time (outside of EQ, which she can't get into). My point was that it's not like you can ONLY play EverQuest at the same time to enjoy it. Rather than saying "No exemption, oh well good bye" you can take turns, play on off days, etc so that you still get to enjoy the game while you wait for your exemption to go through.
Honestly, that's more classic EQ than playing together. I remember having three of us huddled around the computer, taking hour shifts so that we could 'play together'. It was still enjoyable back then, I'm sure it could be again.
Unless of course, the reason for the exemption is the 'wife' who 'doesn't type, talk, or play with anyone else just enjoys duoing everything with me'. Which usually ends up being Captain Lonely and his two-boxing setup. I could see why that guy would refuse to play until his exemption went through...