Project 1999 - If you no longer allow account trades, why do you allow server plat trades?

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If you no longer allow account trades, why do you allow server plat trades?

in the same regards, make it one or none, since the account traded was banished due to possible scams how is red plat to blue or blue to red any different...

Lets just ban trading in general. That way we can cut down on all those filthy twinks. If you don't loot it you don't get to use it!

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Originally Posted by citizen1080 (Post 1148252)

Lets just ban trading in general. That way we can cut down on all those filthy twinks. If you don't loot it you don't get to use it!

+1

trading clearly detrimental to the server. ban all ec tunnel alts imo.

Trivial loot code AND everything is no drop imo.

is trading even classic? i could sure live without it

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Originally Posted by Legend (Post 1148250)

in the same regards, make it one or none, since the account traded was banished due to possible scams how is red plat to blue or blue to red any different...

Very very good point this should be a bannable offense added to the illegal activity of account trading(which was banned in a very timely and sensible manner), there needs to be more control over what is really classic here on p99.

lets go no trade, that'd be awesome

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Originally Posted by orsk (Post 1148286)

For the window lickers, this is called sarcasm

On live, the Firionia Vie server had a very unique ruleset as far as items. There were basically no such thing as no-drop items except for epics and the newbie guild note. Planar gear was completely tradeable and sold commonly in the Bazaar. It was a huge appeal for some, and a huge turn-off for others. The server also briefly had a Trivial Loot Code rule at one point, where a mob wouldn't drop any items unless were the level where you could get XP off of that mob.

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* Trivial Loot Code *

If a character kills an NPC and that NPC does not give them experience, then the Trivial Loot Code takes effect. This can happen when either a member of your group is too high in level to receive experience from killing the monster, or when a member of your group is outside of the level range of the group for receiving experience from the kill. If any member of a group does not get experience for a kill, the Trivial Loot Code will take effect. The Trivial Loot Code prevents magical, lore and no-drop items from appearing on the corpse. Normal items and coins will appear on the corpse in all cases as usual.