Project 1999 Pantheon Pledge Drive!

[baalzy]

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

Why not make a /claim system?

Just add a code that is emailed to the person who donated.

/claim <unique code> <number to claim>
/claim FGGFA-TRRES-UYHS5-KLJS85 5

This would claim 5 pots on that character. Just need to add the number rewarded to a table with the code. People would be very unlikely to sell these this way but would be much easier to claim them as needed.

Could do the same thing for the items.

Then people could sell their codes at a later date and you're once again back to RMT. This way the only way to 'rmt' the pots would be to sell your entire account to someone.

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

These are donations to pantheon, not p99. Nice try TROLL!

It's a very valid question because it's still taking something that belongs to Sony (EverQuest) and using it to promote something that, if it comes to light, is likely to compete with Sony products. If you don't think a lawyer can work with this to bring about some kind of legal action with some merit, you're delusional. Even if they don't have enough to 'win' in the long-run, the costs of litigation could very well stop this server from existing.

[Sektor]

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

Then people could sell their codes at a later date and you're once again back to RMT. This way the only way to 'rmt' the pots would be to sell your entire account to someone.




It's a very valid question because it's still taking something that belongs to Sony (EverQuest) and using it to promote something that, if it comes to light, is likely to compete with Sony products. If you don't think a lawyer can work with this to bring about some kind of legal action with some merit, you're delusional. Even if they don't have enough to 'win' in the long-run, the costs of litigation could very well stop this server from existing.

it wouldnt stick. Let em file.

[baalzy]

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

it wouldnt stick. Let em file.

Just because a lawsuit doesn't stick doesn't mean the party that filed it failed to achieve their goal.