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#11
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Enad gonna sell Daybreak to the THJ devs after their game blows up mark my words.
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#12
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go go go
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#13
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Shovelquest got marked but returned somehow. But we've been over this Exlax. Bet something other than your sockpuppet accounts for me to care beyond the humor. You're a funny guy
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#15
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Not many people hang out permanently at the museum.
Why would this museum be any different? | ||
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#16
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Original EQ devs didnt envisage players poopsocking the same spawn endlessly. Rhey thougjt we would just move on through the content, like a dungeon in DnD.
RogBog prolly didnt envisage the same group repeatedly killing the same unchanging mob list endlessly, decrypting the better meta each time until it resembles not original EQ as much as the manifest symptoms of mild/intermediate mental health issues. | ||
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#17
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I think at the very best and most generous analysis the experienced and successful(ish) players on a competitive emulated raid server from 2000 know firsthand the wilderness of solitude. The level of competition for pixels here is or was such that it shaped oral history. One does not poop into a sock without a mandatory minimum of solitude: yes or no?
The huge influx in population within the last 6-9 months on Green (upon which I can't say I have any experience or knowledge leveling or anything) I think could well be seen as a recession indicator IRL. Gainfully employed people, even if they can't make friends outside of work, probably are less likely to raid pixels for hours in their off hours. And isolated people find solace and relief or at least a sense of it through various means. I've made relationships through this game with real people who played this game. I've grown friend to and with people I have met IRL from what ultimately is this nerdy nerd server for nerds after some form or fashion. But even when I fought as part of a virtual raid guild I maintained and participated freely IRL in life's social circles and have been humbled and gratified with the objective, even written, feedback as positive and consistent. I had no problems dropping raids and discord when I became fruitfully busy in concert with my flesh and blood friends and taking them into consideration above pixels because I had relationships and "game" to create and find them apart from work and family IRL. Are people really being rustled over a press release and a YouTube video? | ||
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#18
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Good friends, companions, and associates are the whole of the spiritual life said someone. It's hard to have any life at all when you're suffering; if you can't find friends nor have game IRL then they are just as much a whole of one's physical life and mental health or lack thereof. Some things pixels cannot buy and if certain players put as much diligence into getting good at real social game as much as another elf simulation then I feel like they may find raiding unappealing and be mentally healthier for it. I'm not certain more EverQuest is really what anybody really needs including the sweatlords. | |||
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#19
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It doesn't mean much. EQ legends will likely take on more and more of secrets' bad ideas over time, and also be fast to "beat", destroying retention. Monsters and memories is just a worse version of EQOA. They also both want a subscription fee lol
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#20
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Everything is just a worse version of EQOA
that game was fucking awesome, Castle Lightwolf rise up! | ||
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