New Pre Kunark Server

[Iksar_with_a_plan]

Daybreak is introducing two new Progression servers to come out sometime this year. Go over there. It aint gonna happen here for some time. One of the latest dev posts I saw regarding this subject explained that they are nowhere near close to setting up Green Server, which is to say, the next and probably only next server to be released by the P99 team.

Also there are atleast two private servers that have opened up recently that are pre kunark and have a relative and relevant population. Also daybreak as I mentioned earlier is something you can attempt to be patient for. If you don't like these choices, then you're out of luck.

[rekreant]

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

Well, since my audience demands it ...





(and no, I don't copy/paste; somehow finding my old posts, copying them, and then tweaking them for each new post seems like more work than just re-writing a paragraph or two ... but then I was a Literature major so writing doesn't bother me as much ...)

The Green Server (AKA the "Recycle" Server ... and BTW both those names come from the players; the staff has never picked an official name) is the goal of Project 1999. You might think Blue is, but Blue is actually Project 1999's beta server. Where we all play is actually the testing ground where the devs try out and QA all of their beautiful classic EQ code in anticipation of Green.

Someday, when all that code is 100% complete and tested (most likely years from now) the devs want to create their endgame: a server that is as close to a reproduction of Classic (through Velious) as they can possibly make, and that server would be Green. Unlike Blue, which had seven years of Kunark, Green would have less than a year of Kunark, just like live did. Once it reaches the end of its 2-3 year run, it would start over ("recycle").

As I said, Green (perhaps by another name) is the goal of this project, but that does not mean it's coming anytime soon. The devs still need to release AND test the Chardok 2.0 patch, release and test the smaller patches that come after (but before Luclin), and then (and this is the big one) they have to complete everything on their bucket list that they've put off doing. Again, Velious took seven years to code, so that should give you an idea of just how far off Green is.