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11-14-2015, 05:24 AM
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p99 already is instanced .... how else would bda get raid mobs
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#9
11-14-2015, 03:30 PM
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One of the things I love most about EQ is the lack of instancing. I like the server to feel populated. I like to go into a zone and see other people fighting things.
But I don't understand this desire for contesting mobs. Classic EQ to me involved a rotation. It involved diplomacy between guilds. Not FTE/train/petition-quest. As much as you all claim to love "competition", I'd expect to see the populations of the blue and red servers swapped. Why would you join a PvE server to compete against other players? PvP is for competition against players. PvE is for competition against the game. Is the game too easy? Well it's 16 years old. Maybe you've "beaten" it. | ||
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#10
11-14-2015, 04:06 PM
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I am firmly against instancing. The idea stands zero chance of being put into this game and rightfully so. It wouldn't be everquest anymore.
However, leaders of guilds ought to be able to get together and discuss how they can let each other have a shot at least every once in a while to take down the top end game bosses. We could simply have a rotation of rules given what day or week it was. Make it so that on Monday through Thursday, when all the people with jobs are busy, the rules are that whoever gets to the mob first gets the battle. On Friday through Sunday, the days when all the busy moms and dads actually have time to play their favorite game, let their be some sort of organized rotation ran by gm's or the guild leaders or someone who can make sure that everyone gets a chance to enjoy the game. Then we could really have both thing, and not be screwing up the economy. It would give neckbeards their chance to wreck havoc during the week and they'd have an excuse to take a break on the weekend while the others get their shot to slay some raid mobs. | ||
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