Why is it

[Fael]

So I take it all that stuff happened pre nerf? When was the nerf again ?

[Cecily]

Two dudes, but yeah. That was all.

[Thulghor]

Really? I'm a peasant now? Do I need to say anymore? You know you're writing on a forum for a video game right? These pixels are intangible.

Do I really need to dredge up all the TMO posts around here? I'd rather not. Also, you're the one that said "I like how the number gets bigger every time" yet the number in the post I put up was was higher than the amount I posted.

I'm sorry, but your attempt at spinning this around on me isn't going to work.

Also, my point is this:

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

It's when you camp a mob, never give it up, lock down that content, then charge people essentially extortion to have access to it, that it becomes a problem. Camping it frequently is one thing. Camping it always, and often with the intent of just locking it out to raise prices/create a monopoly for yourself is something else entirely. See Zeat and other poopsockers as an example.

Which is in itself a rather poor response to this:

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

when someone is camping a mob they are the reason why this server is going down hill because of the countless amount poop sockers, but when you camp a mob it's ok and not poop socking?

The point seems pretty clear. Even a peasant could understand it.

[Champion_Standing]

Try being a functional adult that has more than pixels to take pride it. Then take it to PMs you scums.

[Cecily]

I mean, minus the sarcasm, yeah.

[Clark]

The main reason is the MMO culture as we all know has been changing to "everyone deserves to have the best item(s)". This has ruined the days of true MMO sandbox games.

We've completely shifted away from classic Everquest, and allowed current day MMO mentalities to fester their way into rules and policy here.

The playerbase isn't at fault even though it has had influence on changing the way things are done here. It's the staff for allowing classic Everquest to be destroyed by these policies. More and more policies, more and more rule changing. It's becoming like our government. Simplicity is the way of the sandbox, and we're far from the classic simplicity we once had here.

[Thulghor]

I'd say there's also a clash between "everyone deserves to have the opportunity to have/acquire the best items" and "everyone expects everyone else to have the best items."

It's getting rare to see people who aren't twinked out of their mind in groups, and uncommon to run across people who look at you fun if you aren't.

[Madbad]

TMO touched me in my no no spot