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Bring back real death, petitioning for corpse retrieval is WoW levels of "MUST NOT LOSE ANY SUBS! MAKE IT EASY AS POSSIBLE!". I remember raid wiping before a holiday and needing to stay up super late because I wasn't hauling my 400 Mhz tower back with me to Chicago from New York, no guarantee my corpse would be there when I get back. |
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Didn't actually realize the CSR would just restore your corpse. I remember trying to get to CoM back in the early 2000s and getting turned around, something see invis slapping me and then training random mobs around with my hair on fire until I eventually died with no clue where in the zone my corpse was. I never did recover that corpse, all my gear rotted, and that was the tipping point where I quit the game for 20+ years. |
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I think nilbog has some evidence that live CSRs may have had the ability to grant players some lowbie NO RENT gear if they lost their corpse, but thats it. |
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there was a random lady who was visiting here and tried to drive through a puddle and her car completely sank and she almost died, and in an interview she was like "I didnt realize how serious the floods in the mountains are, im used to normal floods" and were all like... um this isnt normal !!!!!! the way she talked it must be like this all the time ! lmao |
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But yeah, likely you were screwed. |
I don't doubt highest level GM (not a normal guide) could put in some kind of manual roll back request on a player for extreme circumstances, but 100% it was not the norm to drag up a dead corpse to EC no questions asked. Corpse under world and unretrieval by /corpse was way different and they did eventually hard code it so players with corpses outside of defined zone map summoned to the entrance of zone
P99 has spoon fed the masses too long and has to introduce them to true '99-'01 levels of immersion. You must fear real death |
People talk* a lot about economy in p99 and corpse rot is a huge part of economy we are missing. Not sure whether I’d want it back, but obviously my feelings are largely irrelevant to the point of this project.
*well they used to, no one really does any more |
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