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| View Poll Results: Is variance still needed? | |||
| Yes, it promotes "competition" |
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75 | 29.18% |
| No, its an unneccesary non-classic time sink |
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182 | 70.82% |
| Voters: 257. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Lol looks just like Hasbin, just taller.
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Taluvill: It strikes me that max's main point in the first post was to say that potential cheating via predicting raid mob spawns was the main reason that spawn varience sucks. Rogean has said that that is not possible. Has the point shifted or ???
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Yes, while potentially we could be eliminating any use of cheats by using classic everquest, this is only a perk. The camping in spawn variance seems to be exactly the same as the camping in classical rotation. which means we're back to square one. with more possibilities of third party software. Mythoxxus | |||
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#4
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Mythoxxus read my post and stop whining this is getting old.
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The 4 new pages of this thread since I last looked at it were A+ entertainment.
Hours later mythoxxus is still convinced we have some kind of master hackers in our guild that also practice wizardry in their spare time and thus can glean the exact spawn times of spawn variance mobs with our magic/machine hybrid pc's that are powered by evil itself. PS. Mine also has a liquid cooling system that uses the blood of the innocent, its awesome. | ||
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I was so disappointed when i saw someone rated this thread lower than 5, but now it is a 4.20 rating so that is pretty cool too tia
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#8
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Otto and Hasbinbad ended this thread.
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#9
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I have enormous respect for Mythoxx, he's an awesome player. And I'm not saying that I exactly have the credentials to even weigh in on this discussion, since I was not around for most of it. But it seems to me that the GMs are in an impossible position. The fact of the matter is that there is simply not enough content to satisfy this many hard-core gamers. There wasn't in classic EQ back in '99 either.
The bright side of this all is that the loot that these classic raid mobs drop is complete dog shit, and like 80% of the lvl 50 gamers on p99 have already realized, the next 6 months or so would probably be better spent talking to actual real people, getting a library card, picking up a base tan, or getting a second (or first) job. In summation, this is way too much nerdrage for such a very unimportant era of raiding. | ||
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The fact that people are willing to track major spawns for upwards of 90 hours is insane btw lol.
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