Spell Timers Removed

[thraxll]

It's a shit change. not everything about classic was great. Buff timers were a quality of life change that people loved. If you DO find a way to get rid of displayed man avalues, Im gone for good.

[Ele]

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

It's a shit change. not everything about classic was great. Buff timers were a quality of life change that people loved. If you DO find a way to get rid of displayed man avalues, Im gone for good.

Are you constantly in a situation where you have to know the exact amount of mana you have?

People got along just fine for years knowing their mana based on 1 bubble, 1.5 bubbles, 2 bubbles, etc.

[Daldaen]

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

Are you constantly in a situation where you have to know the exact amount of mana you have?

People got along just fine for years knowing their mana based on 1 bubble, 1.5 bubbles, 2 bubbles, etc.

Likewise they got along just fine with their EXP.

Getting 2 Blue Bubbles after an hour of EXP is great! However on P99, if it's anything less than 9% it's terrible! Removing the %age display of EXP and returning to bubble terminology would definitely increase my immersion.

Just like people selling a bag at Torch one that they would open a trade with you and you could look through their stuff because it's easier to do that than list out all the stats cause no item linking. Whenever someone offers to sell a bag of items in EC I always browse because of how classic that is.

[Taeoz]

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

Just like people selling a bag at Torch one that they would open a trade with you and you could look through their stuff because it's easier to do that than list out all the stats cause no item linking. Whenever someone offers to sell a bag of items in EC I always browse because of how classic that is.

I wonder if that's also server specific culture thing - I can't remember that happening that often where I played (Saryrn - and later Antonius Bayle, though that server opened pretty close to SoL launch). But I definitely remember writing up stats after the names of items, when auctioning.

Then again, maybe I wasn't spending as much time in NFP trying to hawk goods back then to notice it.

[Millburn]

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

It's a shit change. not everything about classic was great. Buff timers were a quality of life change that people loved. If you DO find a way to get rid of displayed man avalues, Im gone for good.

Welcome to P99 bud, where Classic is what matters and not your feelings.

[Erazmus]

Let's face it. Classic eq was hardcore. I played because it was fun and difficult. We just got so used to the easier aspects. I can't see any real change that would make me leave so long as its classic. I mean, that's why I play here.

[Proven Guilty]

I remember when they took target rings out of the game too and nerfed light blue back to green. It will be okay friends.

[Erazmus]

Playing games is hard...

[Itap]

I think that logo in the top left corner of this page says classic everquest. I could be wrong though

[Silent]

Its horrible change, period. This isn't classic no matter what you say. It might be LABELED classic, but nothing about the servers let alone red is classic at all. Hey let me click my golem wand OH WAIT CAST TIME, gate pot OH WAIT CAST TIME. It is ok to interfere with the game to make non classic stuff, but then go and revert shit to classic after years later. Just stupid, and all of you bluebie tards especially, who don't even play EQ anymore sitting here forumquesting to make things worse you're a bunch of losers.

also lol @ getting mad over people who use log file programs, its 2015. Stop trying to claim a classic server that is FAR from classic. cuz we all know 3 years of kunark was entirely classic. 50+ aon's going into velious, CLASSIC. All I read is a bunch of people who don't play, yaying on changes that don't effect them.