Guild tag

[Rhambuk]

When P99 first came out the devs said that there would be a lot of things that couldn't be changed because they were client side, but we have found the original skel model and are working on the brown skel model.

I am wondering how possible/impossible it would be to make guild tags display as they did in class, to the right of the name instead of underneath it. Obviously nothing huge but I would love to see this in place again. Just a thought.

[Mardur]

Nope.

[Slashurr]

do you actually care about this...? that's actually really sad if you do. get a life.

[Holey]

i actually cared. it would look like original classic again :D

[Rhambuk]

do you actually care about this...? that's actually really sad if you do. get a life.

Is it not the entire point of the server to recreate a classic experience, relax kid.

[Dr4z3r]

Wasn't the guild-tag moved underneath the name by Kunark anyways?

[Trimm]

Wasn't until after Luclin. There's lots of screen shots of the "new" models with the guild name to the right.

http://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=2036

[Kika Maslyaka]

some people just surprise me to no end.
its one thing to recreate content and class balance for the purpose of "classic experience",
its another to say force everyone to use 28K modems, and Celeron 300 with 64MB of ram to play the game, so it would lag exactly as much as it was in 99.
The guild tag was moved under the player's name so it would not look ridiculous over their name in a single line with specially long guild names, which players more than happy to create. Putting it back "the way it was" is an equivalent of ripping out ram and cpu from your PC and replacing them with junk parts from 99.

[Swish]

Celeron 300 with 64MB of ram to play the game.

I'm sure Celerons weren't around until at least a few years later than 99 :o

[Bruno]

some people just surprise me to no end.
its one thing to recreate content and class balance for the purpose of "classic experience",
its another to say force everyone to use 28K modems, and Celeron 300 with 64MB of ram to play the game, so it would lag exactly as much as it was in 99.
The guild tag was moved under the player's name so it would not look ridiculous over their name in a single line with specially long guild names, which players more than happy to create. Putting it back "the way it was" is an equivalent of ripping out ram and cpu from your PC and replacing them with junk parts from 99.

Start asking for evidence that they're keeping it 100% classic starting with hardware and connection speed. Otherwise they're just posers.

http://www.computerhope.com/history/1999.htm

[Kika Maslyaka]

I'm sure Celerons weren't around until at least a few years later than 99 :o

Celerons were arounds since 98, P-II base

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celeron

[Lazortag]

some people just surprise me to no end.
its one thing to recreate content and class balance for the purpose of "classic experience",
its another to say force everyone to use 28K modems, and Celeron 300 with 64MB of ram to play the game, so it would lag exactly as much as it was in 99.
The guild tag was moved under the player's name so it would not look ridiculous over their name in a single line with specially long guild names, which players more than happy to create. Putting it back "the way it was" is an equivalent of ripping out ram and cpu from your PC and replacing them with junk parts from 99.

This is what rhambuk's post said:


I am wondering how possible/impossible it would be to make guild tags display as they did in class, to the right of the name instead of underneath it. Obviously nothing huge but I would love to see this in place again. Just a thought.

This is what you think it said:


I am wondering how possible/impossible it would be to make guild tags display as they did in class, to the right of the name instead of underneath it. This is a really big deal to me and I will cry myself to sleep every night until it gets fixed.

Just chill.

[Extunarian]

Putting (the guild tag) it back "the way it was" is an equivalent of ripping out ram and cpu from your PC and replacing them with junk parts from 99.

Wow...what a perfectly apt comparison. These two actions are exactly the same.