P99 to Create Casino NPCS due to Ban on Casinos POLL

[Swish]

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

Makes me of liberals crying that we tax the rich more than every one else.

Apparently, taking from those that earned something, is an indirect way of 'giving' to others.

How about we stop the means and methods that they get rich off of ;coughMQcough;

The wealth gap between a new player and the top 100 on this server is bigger than it ever was.

Too late on the "means and methods"...however the saving grace will be that people will generally be questing their own epics which will be a very positive change.

[maskedmelon]

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

guises for all the wealthy!

I actually like this idea. Make classic lots purchasea me for something like 1 million plat.

[nilbog]

I have a casino npc that works great.

I could spawn it for a GM event or something temporary, but as stated earlier in the thread, it is not classic.

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Would be great. Spawn a bunch of red and black orcs and have some sort of roulette event [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Pringles]

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

I have a casino npc that works great.

I could spawn it for a GM event or something temporary, but as stated earlier in the thread, it is not classic.

I agree not classic, but this would really help the over inflated economy, which at this point is not classic either.

I think this would be a net positive for the server, even if its only brought in temporarily here and there.

Any way to monitor how much plat it removes from the economy?

[Gumbo]

I remember back in the old days of EQ that players would play odds or evens in the tunnel for money.

One person was the dealer and the other was the player. The player would pick even or odds and they would random /10. If they picked even and rolled even, they would get paid or they would have to pay the dealer. I think if the player also rolled 0 than they also lost. A 2nd banker would hold both the banker and players money so there would be no cheating at getting paid.

Another game was doing the same thing but you would do a random /1000 and if you rolled over a selected high number of 500, 600 or 700, you would double your money.