daybreak does something better than p99
 

EQ is all about replayability. iam not talking about yearly relaunch (see below), but man, how old is blue already? are we trying to achieve some sort of longest running emu server world record?


Mischief

Launched: May 26, 2021
Ruleset: Random Loot True-Box Timelocked Progression - New expansions unlock automatically every 12 weeks, and only one EverQuest client may be run per computer. Loot from rares and raids is randomized so that NPCs/raids of similar level and expansion can drop any of their loot.
Experience: Progression (Faster than Classic, slower than Live)

Aradune

Launched: May 27, 2020
Ruleset: True-Box Timelocked Progression - New expansions unlock automatically every 12 weeks, and only one EverQuest client may be run per computer. Additionally, only two characters may be played by any one player (on different computers).
Experience: Progression (Faster than Classic, slower than Live)

Rizlona

Launched: November 5, 2019
Ruleset: Heroic Start True-Box Timelocked Progression - New expansions unlock automatically every 12 weeks, only one EverQuest client may be run per computer, and players begin at Level 85 in House of Thule.
Experience: Live (Faster than Classic and Progression)

Mangler

Launched: March 16, 2019
Ruleset: True-Box Timelocked Progression - New expansions unlock automatically every 12 weeks, and only one EverQuest client may be run per computer.
Experience: Progression (Faster than Classic, slower than Live)

Coirnav

Launched: March 16, 2018
Ruleset: True-Box Timelocked Progression - New expansions unlock automatically every 12 weeks, and only one EverQuest client may be run per computer.
Experience: Classic (Slower than Progression and Live)

Agnarr

Launched: May 24, 2017
Ruleset: Planes of Power Era-Locked True Box Timelocked Progression - New expansions unlock automatically about every 12 weeks, only one EverQuest client may be run per computer, and expansions will stop unlocking with Lost Dungeons of Norrath in the Planes of Power era.
Experience: Progression (Faster than Classic, slower than Live)

Phinigel

Launched: December 9, 2015
Ruleset: True-Box Timelocked Progression - New expansions unlock automatically about every 8-12 weeks, and only one EverQuest client may be run per computer.
Experience: Classic (Slower than Progression and Live)

Ragefire

Launched: May 21, 2015
Ruleset: Voting Timelocked Progression - New expansions are voted to be unlocked about 12 weeks after the previous expansion's raid targets are defeated.
Experience: Progression (Faster than Classic, slower than Live)

I played on a couple of those for a few weeks a piece. I come back to p99 all the time and it's been 2 decades /shrug

Both had pros and cons.


P99s community tho... yeesh....

I enjoy the art of the old game. And storylines. That is about it. Wow is a way better actual "game" sport. Grind. Whatever.

EQ is horribly unfinished and broken. They cash grabbed pixel addicts in velious and rarely released a single interesting quest or npc dialog since pop.

Well, quests, npcs of the old game not storylines.

>Players begin at Level 85
DROPPED

I played on Aradune with a friend a few months shortly after its launch and we had fun. Triple attack for Rangers before Kunark was LOL.

PoP(LDoN) locked Agnarr sounds p cool if the population is alot higher than TAKP. :cool:

i played a lot of agnarr

was fun

Eq-live isn't the same game as P1999 except in name. You might as well be comparing P99 to FF14 or Warcraft or Elder Scrolls.

those servers are all whores.

p99 is wife material.

LoL

But whores wouldnt exist forever if people always thought their spouses were super fun. I guess there will always be a place for both kinds of EQ too? :cool: