MOTD: Consider rolling red

[Haul]

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

My ilk? I played just about from server up on P99 and was an original member of Divinity. Still am afaik...I haven't logged on in a while...but my reputation on blue was impeccable...save a little trolling I did (on a forum alt) early on in the server timeline against DA. Which, btw...is the point I consider that what I loved about EQ on P99 was being lost, but that's another story.

I get it that you don't like PvP in EQ...that's OK. This post is directed at people that are on the fence, frustrated at the dramafest in the raid scene, and uninformed about the changes on red lately. We've had some results, which is cool.

I'm sorry you're annoyed.

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[Lazortag]

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

I played just about from server up on P99 and was an original member of Divinity. Still am afaik ...

Pretty sure you still are. You should log in for a ragefire every now and then.

[Messianic]

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

My ilk? I played just about from server up on P99 and was an original member of Divinity. Still am afaik...I haven't logged on in a while...but my reputation on blue was impeccable...save a little trolling I did (on a forum alt) early on in the server timeline against DA. Which, btw...is the point I consider that what I loved about EQ on P99 was being lost, but that's another story.

I get it that you don't like PvP in EQ...that's OK. This post is directed at people that are on the fence, frustrated at the dramafest in the raid scene, and uninformed about the changes on red lately. We've had some results, which is cool.

I'm sorry you're annoyed.

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Humerox = class act

[FoxxHound]

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

From a fellow Red player:

No. This type of thread, and advertisement, is just troll bait. People on Blue who wished to play on Red will already have done so.

Out of courtesy to Blue players, please don't make threads like this here.

[Destan]

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

This post is directed at people that are on the fence, frustrated at the dramafest in the raid scene, and uninformed about the changes on red lately.(

This is 'grass is greener' point of view right? In my boredom at work I'll look through posts on both red and blue, and it seems like the raid scene on both servers is a dramafest. In fact, it would be accurate to say the raid scene on any server, in any game with raiding, is usually a dramafest.

However, I do wish you guys on Red luck in getting your numbers up. All you need is a solid approach to cultivating new members and a method for keeping them. One of the things you'll often see long-time EverQuest players mention when explaining what every MMO has lacked since is that sense of community. That's really the biggest issue for Red, it doesn't feel like EverQuest. It looks like it, has the same features, but you almost need to get five buddies to start with you in order to guarantee you'll have a group. I know you guys are petitioning for global ooc, and while it's not classic, it WOULD probably help. Although even then, if lonely guy A is in Greater Faydark and lonely guy B is in Blackburrow, it still won't help them do much besides sympathize with each other's struggles.

I think you should start up a padawan program. New person joins, posts a message on the forums, and a high level takes them under their wing. If said new person is struggling, that high level can lend a hand to get them through the rough spots.

[Angkar]

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

This is 'grass is greener' point of view right? In my boredom at work I'll look through posts on both red and blue, and it seems like the raid scene on both servers is a dramafest. In fact, it would be accurate to say the raid scene on any server, in any game with raiding, is usually a dramafest.

However, I do wish you guys on Red luck in getting your numbers up. All you need is a solid approach to cultivating new members and a method for keeping them. One of the things you'll often see long-time EverQuest players mention when explaining what every MMO has lacked since is that sense of community. That's really the biggest issue for Red, it doesn't feel like EverQuest. It looks like it, has the same features, but you almost need to get five buddies to start with you in order to guarantee you'll have a group. I know you guys are petitioning for global ooc, and while it's not classic, it WOULD probably help. Although even then, if lonely guy A is in Greater Faydark and lonely guy B is in Blackburrow, it still won't help them do much besides sympathize with each other's struggles.

I think you should start up a padawan program. New person joins, posts a message on the forums, and a high level takes them under their wing. If said new person is struggling, that high level can lend a hand to get them through the rough spots.

Half bump, half quote.