What happens when EQL fails?

[Pint]

What happens when an eq server fails? Another one pops up duh

[Sadre Spinegnawer]

Pint. Crawling out of the woodwork, damn.

Everyone is having fun being an uber you today. I'm following a guild that is doing EQL.

Disposable income is common among our demo, and people are bored, and so forth. So EQL has a base of subs.

I would rather goof off in classic or even a tlp than "invest" myself in this over-sugared no-legs amusement ride called Uber You.

I can't bring myself to try it. I'm seeing how it works and I'm not seeing the appeal. I can twink myself anytime I like.

And I'm hiding no Secrets here, ok?

[fiveeauxfour]

Pint is a pixel junkie looking for his next hit

[Pint]

Looked cool to me so I played the beta. Still waiting for them to greenlight boxing on blue for me to reignite my p99 habit.

[Sadre Spinegnawer]

It is down now to the tastes of how one plays the game. And, wishes to enjoy it now. What if one enjoyed being a buff/debuff class? Or, maybe even better, what if you enjoyed the grim solitude of being a necromancer?

What if one hated combat animations so never played a combat class? People can get trifling with eq, I've seen it, I am it.

The company warehousing the IP, one theory goes, wants to be able to demonstrate the moldability of the game, to show a) there is still a curious market and b) they will subscribe to some mash of this IP for x months.

At which the warehouse can dump the IP for the best price they can ever hope for, and that is what EQL has a vested interest in making as big as possible, come hook or by crook, because those are their subs.

It's clever.