How many raid suspensions in a row before your guild is disbanded?

[Mead]

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

The only other guild on that server to defeat the ring prior to us took over five years after first entering ntov and were in elemental gear or better.

Needless to say a bunch of us p99er's beat that content a couple months after forming Tse as we were simultaneously progressing thru luclin and pop.

Not sure why you have disdain for P99 players (maybe a side affect of being in taken so long)I have always sought and found out top tier gamers to kill stuff with no matter which server.

If you played on eqmac you would know about the mechanics and old school damage tables for meelee and spells that would make that server much different than servers available now.

http://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/n...72900317032965

Have you ever killed vulak ring?

Bobbybick is an Allahkazam Admin. Why am I not surprised

[Mead]

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

I don't have disdain for P99 players. The server/content leads to long time P99ers having certain strengths and certain weaknesses. I'm just speaking to what those are.

P99 players are very good was using P99 game mechanics to single pull mobs without traditional FD splitting and offtanking. This was illuminated by the standard VP pull methods for 3+ years, the ToV CotH and footrace pulls, and their current chain-link pulls. They're also pretty good at utilizing every clicky available to extend the ability beyond class lines. Though this is largely made possible due to a bloated economy of 7 years in 2 expansions and no real platinum sinks except Tink bags and very few quests like Jboots/Lodi Shield/Epics. I don't think guilds on a Re-99 server will as easily burn through Prayers of Life and Puppet String charges though.

P99 players however are not great at crawling through content and dealing with split priorities like multiple trash mobs in camp. Often times due to the server they don't have time due to neckbeard competition and just have to faceroll train through stuff rather than split/break/clear areas. Especially in more difficult zones like ST, NToV, etc. They also don't have any encounters that punish zerging in the way Shei Vinitras, Ring of Vulak and later mobs like Carprin Cycle, Vishimtar, etc. punish deaths. Some of these in era require you be flawless and don't eat unnecessary deaths. For example Naethyn's 150 man Zerg would get punished hard during the carrion waves.

Also I played on Al'Kabor. Raided everything from Kael - PoTime and even got to experience the OP Quarm that only Afterlife, Township Rebellion and Temerity had the joy of looking at and realizing "18 second unresistable Stun, who the fuck thought this was a good idea". I've done Vulak Ring successfully about 10 times. Wiped to many different points in the ring and had much fun with it. That being said, once Luclin raids are available I don't blame guilds for rarely going back to NToV again. Fairly shitty zone outside of Vulak ring.

I will take 60x p99 players vs 60x tlp players any day, in any scenario. The high end p99 players are operating on different levels than these guys on tlp. This is coming from someone who played on eqmac, phinny, and agnarr. And a lot of the ones leading the raids are ex p99 players such as getsome. If you think they can't priorities mobs, cc, offtank, kite, and be efficient, then you obviously haven't been playing with the right people. It's not even close.

[Daldaen]

Your run of the mill TLP player is AFK 50% of the time. So if I were picking average joes, yea TLPs are dumpsters to pull attentive raiders from.

But I'd favor the high end TLP guild players over high end P99 players for raiding purposes. TLP players aren't encumbered by having to follow Sirken rules or having to stay up 10 hours wall staring in order to raid. Plus these TLP players are used to splitting content and doing raids with bare minimum numbers to maximize loot.

[Mead]

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

Your run of the mill TLP player is AFK 50% of the time. So if I were picking average joes, yea TLPs are dumpsters to pull attentive raiders from.

But I'd favor the high end TLP guild players over high end P99 players for raiding purposes. TLP players aren't encumbered by having to follow Sirken rules or having to stay up 10 hours wall staring in order to raid. Plus these TLP players are used to splitting content and doing raids with bare minimum numbers to maximize loot.

You got salt for days mang. They really got to you.

[Raev]

A successful raid guild on Project 1999 requires people who are both able to answer batphones a high percentage of the time and stare at a wall for 0-16 hours until a dragon appears. There are people who are willing and able to do this who are also very good players. Snacks and Hokushin, for example. But in general there have been a lot of warm bodies who fill in the gaps.

Of course, even a warm body gets decent at this fairly simple game after 10 years. I seem to remember Chest talking about how they crushed a Phinigel guild on a race for CT or something. But then as soon as Luclin and PoP hit they fell behind without their experience edge.

[Daldaen]

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

You got salt for days mang. They really got to you.

Nah bruh. Just speaking truth. TLP players would get crushed on P99 cause they don't have the P99 hate/pull mechanics figured out and 98% of them don't want to facetrack for 16 hours for a dragon. P99 players would get crushed by semi-complicated events you can't just slow-corner-tank.

[Mead]

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

A successful raid guild on Project 1999 requires people who are both able to answer batphones a high percentage of the time and stare at a wall for 0-16 hours until a dragon appears. There are people who are willing and able to do this who are also very good players. Snacks and Hokushin, for example. But in general there have been a lot of warm bodies who fill in the gaps.

Of course, even a warm body gets decent at this fairly simple game after 10 years. I seem to remember Chest talking about how they crushed a Phinigel guild on a race for CT or something. But then as soon as Luclin and PoP hit they fell behind without their experience edge.

Yea, maybe that's where the confusion is. I'm not talking about BDA, AG, Anonymous, Europa, Kittens, and Dial A Port (sorry guys). I'm talking about the top tier players in IB, TR, Rampage, TMO, Awakened, Rustle, and Aftermath. The authentic neckbeards on p99 vs any of the top ones on tlp.

[Fragged]

It's the same gawd damn people you idiots.

[Mead]

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

It's the same gawd damn people you idiots.

Calm down

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