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I missed the pre-Kunark train on Live as well as here on P99. It would be cool to have the pre-Kunark experience, but as it stands now is much like it was when I started back in 2000 (i think). Gives me the experience of almost what it was like back the first time around. haha
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Garrath - Halfling Druid - P99 Blue
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Last edited by falkun; 08-14-2012 at 03:53 PM..
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Everyone and their mom had a monk or other melee twink in 2000. Everyone. Everyone. EVERYONE. Half of my guild had twink monks (even a number of fungi level twinks), and my guild was pretty casual. The reality is that most of the playerbase on p99 are the top 30% of engaged players back in the day. This means we know the tricks and the shortcuts a lot better than the more casual players did, and hindsight makes us incredibly more knowledgable now than we were back then, so it compounds itself. But let's not come with nonsense about powerleveling and twinking being uncommon. Lol. I actually two-boxed occasionally between two desktop PCs in the Velious era (different rooms and I wasn't allowed to move the PCs, which made it really difficult, but possible) - had a shaman buffing my monk while I destroyed crap in Velk's. And again, on live, I never did any of the major velious raids (we did Kael but never Vindi), Plane of Sky, CT, Innothule...Any of that. I wasn't among the elite playerbase. But even I saw the twinking and two-boxing (although technology made that harder) and powerleveling all the time. | |||
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I suppose a time frame would help; as well as defining "twink."
A hand-me-down or two isn't what I meant. Farming plats or camping numerous spawns with high level characters to gear up a low level alt; that's a twink. The common player did not really twink (hence, "uncommon") in classic. It started to occur near the end of classic; and picked up during Kunark. By Velious, heavy twinking was in full force. But as tops says, above, the really stupid twinking was quite rare. | ||
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But it still doesn't justify a server wipe or splitting an already small population between two servers. Period. | |||||
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Hey, so I would like to try and get this thread back on track.
What I was saying in my original post is that I would LOVE to experience the standard Vanilla server reset from a blank slate. The only EQ I ever played was Vanilla, and I played from nearly day 1 until the release of Kunark. So I guess what I am putting up are the following two questions: 1) If we started a fund of donations to get a new server rolling, how much do we need to raise? 2) Are any of the staff really even interested in this idea? It takes work. I think a lot of people would jump at the chance to begin anew. But I may be wrong. | ||
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Last edited by Arclanz; 08-15-2012 at 12:42 PM..
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This server is just a twink fest.
If the dev's started a paypal fund to start a new sever and said once we reach X amount of donation money we'll open a new server, I'd donate to that. Right now, you just feel like the money from donations will only help the HARDCORE end-game crazies get more content to lockdown that normal folks may never see. Most people haven't experienced Kunark yet. The forums are the most exciting part of P1999 right now. | ||
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Personally, I'd like to see the old server finished (content and mechanics-wise) before a new server.
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Hey Ravager, no one would stop you from completing content on that server. A new server would moreso attract new players than leach existing players off blue. If there IS a max exodus from the current blue server, that in itself is telling. | |||
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