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No patch in 5 months. Signs we're nearly at completion status?
With the last patch being on Feb 13th, is Blue 99 nearly finished, or has Rogean and Nilbog left the Codemines to go party in Bora Bora?
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i think there's 1 last major patch.
Then the stated plan is to work on creating a Recycle99 Server. And the community forever hopes for a Discord or Teams PvP server. I am sure after seeing what happened to community after Velious, the devs feel no rush to deliver the final patch which will certainly lead to more burn out and griping for a new server. | ||
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I think they want to combine most the final bug tweaks alongside the final patch?
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#4
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ib4ithink
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Agreed @Skarlorn and @Jimjam. I have a suspicion they're perhaps saving the rest of the tweaks and changes for one big patch.
I'm very excited to see it drop. | ||
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We have true MMO utopia here on p99, no reason to add patches for another 10 years. By then maybe we all will have explored and enjoyed classic EQ as much as possible. | |||
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A new server would be great to capture the classic feel.
Something people forget is that the EQ release schedule was rapid. EQ launched in March 1999, Kunark in April 2000, Velious in December 2000, And Luclin in December 2001. The full EQ to end-of-Velious timeline was less than two years. Project 1999 was launched in 2009 and has been going on for eight years now, four times as long. The timeline is important, because P1999 isn't really classic anymore. The original developers never planned for everyone to have the amount of gear they do now. Some casual players have multiple 60s. Fungis are everywhere. Pre-20s rogues are running around with epics, backstabbing for hundreds of damage. A new server would recapture the old feel, at least for two years. | ||
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