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The EQ community simply can't be beat. I also think that the fact that a vast majority of the population here are older (at least in their 20's), that there's a lot more maturity (or at least a lot less selfishness) on p1999 than on newer MMOs or even on Live.
The one thing I always tell friends about EQ is the reputation that your character gets. That reputation expands beyond just being good at your class or being the loudest in /ooc and into the 'little' things such as handing a newbie some loot you don't really need, or handing out buffs to random people as you pass through. I know I try to hit people with crack whenever I'm sitting LFG or passing by in part because of this.
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Two thumbs up for all the charity buffers... only level 13 and I can't count the number of free claritys and sow's among other buffs I've gotten from random folks running by. Super generous server.
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So last night I log on for a short bit with my lightly twinked level 4 Troll SK, and I head for the entrance of Upper Guk.
The two frog guards at the entrance are yellow to me, so they're level 5 I guess. I try pulling one, but both come. First off, I see again first-hand how well tanks are able to stand up to abuse (long time caster here). I wasn't instantly squished! Secondly, a small crowd of higher levels is sitting around - I guess getting ready to do their own thing in UGuk. A couple of them watch me duking it out, without interfering. But as I get pretty low on HP, I get a heal. Then I get buffed. I DING LEVEL 5. I get grats'd from these (relatively) uber people in their shiny armor and stuff [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Anyway, yeah, this kind of stuff happens all the time in EQ. I played WoW for months at one point, but don't remember anything similar happening. I don't even remember needing help or particularly caring about dying either. | ||
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Last edited by Malrubius; 05-12-2010 at 11:11 AM..
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the only time i cared about dying in wow was when i got ganked by another player while fighting mobs/having low health [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
funny, people would get sick of progression raiding in wow because of the repair costs. but i remember raids in eq where people would actually lose level 50/60 because they had died so many times.
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Also in WoW someone will stand behind you, and watch you die so they can get the quest mob. Rather than wait the whole 3 min for the respawn... Seriously? In EQ People would help you with your quest spawn, and then wait there for 6 hours... | |||
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