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12-10-2010, 03:33 PM
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EVERQUEST� USER AGREEMENT AND SOFTWARE LICENSE 1. Accounts are available only to adults or, in their discretion, their minor child. If you are a minor, your parent(s) or guardian(s) must complete the registration process, in which case they will take full responsibility for all obligations under this Agreement. By clicking the "I Accept" button and providing us with a credit card number, you represent that you are an adult and are either accepting this Agreement on behalf of yourself or your child. You may not transfer or share your Account with anyone, except that if you are a parent or guardian, you may permit one child to use the Account instead of you (in which case you may not use that Account). You are liable for all activities conducted through the Account, and parents or guardians are liable for the activities of their child. Corporations and other entities are not eligible to procure Accounts. | |||
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12-10-2010, 03:44 PM
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Oops, forgot about that because it was never enforced. :P
I did see many times warning against buying or selling accounts for cash, but never anything about sharing accounts. Right from the start my friends all multi boxed each others accounts, all the time, and never had any problems. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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12-10-2010, 03:46 PM
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12-10-2010, 03:50 PM
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It isn't that EQ is "hard". This is all content that veterans have grinded, quested, tradeskilled, raided, trained, camped, and whatever else for literally hundreds of hours. It's ten years old. Yeah, you have to work for what you have, but there's really not a challenge beyond dealing with bad groups and stupid players. Druids who constantly melee without ever sitting and wonder why they're always out of mana; monks pulling 12 mobs with the only justification being that they have a damage shield; rangers who get low on health, panic, and immediately start trying to kite the mob, completely ignoring the fact that we are INSIDE, then throw a hissy fit because "twinks dont die that easy you guys didnt heal me" and proceeds to ragequit. (sorry, kind of a run on. Tried not to do it) What I'm getting at is, ironically, the people around me usually make the game seem much harder than it is. And, unfortunately, when I want to play the classes I really enjoy, I can't just ditch those people. I can't backstab a mob when I'm the only one on it's aggro list.
Main point being that EQ is time consuming and frustrating long before it is particularly hard. Most people don't have time to level a character to 50 as fast as possible. It does take a lot of work and quite a few days played, but really that just falls under time again. There is no real money involved at all, so I don't see a problem with it. Honestly, there are times when it feels like I almost need a farming class to be where I want to be with another character. Obviously this isn't true, but it feels that way sometimes. People just want to skip the hassle. The end game is a big goal for most people (not all, there are the casuals who take it easy and watch the grass grow) and the grind is the way to get there. Sometimes the grind is not appealing at all. Let em do it. It's not for something tangible, it's for a pixel. I'm seriously bored. | ||
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12-10-2010, 03:50 PM
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12-10-2010, 03:52 PM
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Lol.. umm, ya it is? that's where the word boxing freakin' came from. Multi-boxing, aka boxing. Box = computer.
Computers rock and rolled and got better to where you could load up multiple instances on the same one, but in the beginning boxing meant actual multiple computers.
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12-10-2010, 03:58 PM
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