What attitudes and philosophies do you hate in P1999?

[Whirled]

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[Nirgon]

Originally Posted by Brut [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

-People thinking red is worthwhile at this point.

[TheBlackSheep]

Originally Posted by Priceline [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

content (velious 2016!!) should be what makes the game more challenging NOT removing the ability to use a map, compass, hotkeys, spellbookless meditation, etc.. these were added as quality of life changes and didn't make the game ezmode.

Thing is, and I can't speak for anyone else, but I never thought the game was overly challenging until I played other games, afterwards. Games that had all these convenience aspects. Then I came back to EQ on P99 back in 2011 and the first thing I thought was, "Jesus Christ, I don't remember this shit being this hard!" Well, no kidding. What did I have to compare it to at the time I played back in 1999? Nothing of it's genre. This is not an inherently challenging game. Other, later games are what make it difficult.

[Xer0]

Originally Posted by firesyde424 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

People who roll on items that another class in the group needs, because that item is worth a lot.

Breath of Harmony dropped? What's that bard? It's a serious upgrade from your Crystalline Blade? But it's worth 5K! How can you be so greedy as to ask for that bard only weapon to replace your current weapon when I, the wizard, need it to sell so that I can finally afford that manastone I've been saving up for. Here, you can have this Ykeshan War Club, it's only worth 80 plat.

It's hypocritical to let the monk have the Baton of Faith if he can use it, that's only worth 100pp or so. But when a tstaff drops, everyone rolls because it's worth 30K.

I'm in agreement with you. I always consider whether and individual truly needs an item before rolling on it myself. I understand why people would go that way on something worth 30k, but at the same time I don't like it. Problem is with an item that valuable the odds that they're going to actually use it instead of sell it are pretty low.

So basically if an item isnt worth more than 1k I'm all about giving it up tot he class that needs it, beyond that.. sorry, but I dont trust you to keep it after "need"ing it.

[Lojik]

I hate when others ruin their own lands....they'll not ruin mine

[stakha]

Originally Posted by firesyde424 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

People who roll on items that another class in the group needs, because that item is worth a lot.

Breath of Harmony dropped? What's that bard? It's a serious upgrade from your Crystalline Blade? But it's worth 5K! How can you be so greedy as to ask for that bard only weapon to replace your current weapon when I, the wizard, need it to sell so that I can finally afford that manastone I've been saving up for. Here, you can have this Ykeshan War Club, it's only worth 80 plat.

It's hypocritical to let the monk have the Baton of Faith if he can use it, that's only worth 100pp or so. But when a tstaff drops, everyone rolls because it's worth 30K.

This is a pretty illegitimate complain unless you agree on NBG ahead of time or it is implicit (when with friends/guildies)

[Halaman]

Crazy mudflation and not thinking its a problem for anybody that hasnt been here forever.

[Greengrocer]

Really pisses me off when I see people running around with rations and flasks of water.

Come on, people.

Fucking live a little!

[Buellen]

Post while tired never works

nothing to see here.

[HeallunRumblebelly]

Originally Posted by Greengrocer [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Really pisses me off when I see people running around with rations and flasks of water.

Come on, people.

Fucking live a little!

bloodwater and halfling pickles. i like to live dangerously.