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Selectively classic. Thats how P99 rolls. They deliberatly ignore some classic to make game more balanced.
I have no opinion in whether it is good or not. But they do. | ||
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You losers are still in this bitch screaming 'witch hunt!' LUL
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Zalion 45 Mage - Barragrom 21 Ranger - Cxynosees 16 Druid
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The thing about 'selectively classic' is you document your case for what you think is classic, and if the dev's approve and can work out how to implement it then that will probably happen.
Selectively classic doesn't mean you get to whine for 44 pages in attempt to create pressure for non classic features. If you want a say in non-classic tweaks your best bet is to volunteer as a dev instead of player / forum service user. Otherwise find out the by level hit tables for release pets to get a sense of their dmg, find their average hits to get a sense of their attack and present it neatly in the appropriate forum. Also stop projecting this insane 'people are trying to nerf mages to their release form to spite me'. All it does is create the impression that your thought processes revolve around boosting your favourite classes and nerfing the ones you don't like. P1999 isn't about fixing classic everquest. It is experimental archeology - practically recreating the past using limited data. | ||
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