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05-01-2012, 05:36 PM
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Do you still have to buy EQ titanium?
Hi I am new here and to the process of getting eqemu to work. Eq is free now and im not sure if you can even buy eq titanium. If you can where? If you dont ened it what do I have to do to run the eqemu client? Sorry if this has beena nswered before I tried to find a similar topic, but I could not find one. Thanks in advance for the help.
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05-01-2012, 05:59 PM
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05-01-2012, 06:04 PM
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This gets asked like 3 times a week. However it usually results in cleverly disguised posts about pirates in their bay. You may want to do a search for what pirates do while in their bay. you can also search for big boobs as that always gives acceptable search results even if they aren't ever what you originally wanted to find. Though some models seem to be on an eternal quest for giant boobs. I heard one woman even tried to make a pair out of titanium. Then there's also the models that look like they have a bunch of seeds stuffed into a wet coffee filter which is disgusting.
Sorry I completely digressed. At any rate sometimes Ebay has the Everquest Titanium client for like $100 because people don't know wtf to charge for things anymore.
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05-01-2012, 06:10 PM
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i just got the demo...................noid.me yea i suck at disguised text
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05-01-2012, 06:52 PM
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Titanium is going for $10 on eBay, why bother stealing it?
Regards, Mg
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05-01-2012, 06:59 PM
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05-01-2012, 08:03 PM
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1. There's a limited number of Titanium box sets out there anymore. As discs end up permanently in peoples' possessions, scratched, damaged, and otherwise destroyed over time there will be no more for sale at all anyway. They are no longer made, and in fact, Sony no longer makes box sets at all. Up until F2P it was digital distribution ever since Seeds of Destruction (Secrets of Faydwer was the last box set). Ever since F2P you just download the client from the patcher for free with no money exchange. Essentially Sony is saying their client has no monetary value, only the service does. And even then apparently only some (or judging by the F2P model, most) of the services have value as some (few) can be used for free as well. 2.The only thing that even ever held value on the Titanium box sets before F2P was the CD key. When you consider most, if not every, box set you buy has the CD key used already anyway (and thus is a worthless string of numbers and letters) and when you add to that the fact that now every account on Live gets every expansion through House of Thule for free, leaving only Veil of Alaris (Which is obviously well beyond Titanium's years. 7 years later to be exact) that needs purchased. That means the CD keys, assuming there are anymore out there un-used in the first place, equate to, MAYBE, 1 month of Gold membership and 500 station cash. AKA ~$25 in value in USD. There's assholes on Ebay that sell it for $100.... 3. Sony has long since pocketed the meager profit of the 50 Titanium box sets left on the market. That cash goes to the Ebay seller now. Sony no longer sees cash exchange for Titanium purchases and hasn't for years. Besides, by the sound of it, I'm sure half of the people playing P99 despise Sony anyway because they "killed Everquest" and don't want to give them any of their money in the first place. Everyone with half an ounce of sense outside of P99 uses SoD and Underfoot anyway, which are, as of the F2P model dropping, only available through 19th century buccaneers from mysterious cyber bays. 4. There is no 4. Read 1-3.
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05-01-2012, 08:33 PM
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