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Originally Posted by Samhain
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I played hardcore on blue a while back for over a year. I too would roll my eyes and mock red players posting in the blue forums. I didn't think I would like PVP. Now I cannot imagine Everquest without it.
I look at the blue raid scene now and I don't understand how people can play that. The views are flipped. On red, we actually have the opportunity to conquer the content with a great group of skilled players with no waiting on some legal system requiring FTE and rotation lawyers. The bonus is that there is more added to the game by human players that scripted content will never be able to match.
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this is how I felt about EQ2 PvP server, I tried it and could never imagine NOT killing other players or being constantly worried about stealth archers sniping my cloth ass as I roamed around
it was a shit ton of fun and I relished the moment to kill anyone, even Chinese farmers that were boxing 4-5 characters who would never even fight back and constantly just beeline back to their gold farming spots ( tho a few did fight back hehe )
however.
That was EQ2, a much more sophisticated game in terms of class mechanics and abilities, the PvP took skill bc there were so many spec choices / the Freeport vs Qeynos dynamic of differing classes and all around much less clunky RnG PvP
I couldn't wait to watch this video in hopes that the fight would center around Ragefire that was spawned and people were contesting
instead I saw a couple guerilla forces popping in, sniping at people at bit, then an uncontested Ragefire much like blue with LDC training yourself included
not very impressive.