Favorite Thing About 1999?

[toddfx]

Originally Posted by Slathar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

nerd alert nerd alert

Lets take a step back here. You're posting on the Internet, in a niche community message board to which you belong, revolving around an emulator, of a MMORPG that existed 10 years ago, yet you're calling people out on being nerdy? I think you have it the other way around sir. You should be more so ostracized around here if you're NOT a nerd.



Anyway, my favorite part of P99 is that it offers the sole opportunity to nearly 100% accurately re-experience the video game that had the largest impact on me in my life. I firmly believe there will never be any other game that could top the continual long term enjoyment I got out of Live and what I am getting here on P99. It's just too perfect to have any reason to replace it with any other MMORPG. Everything since has just felt watered down, thus pointless.

Aside from MMORPGs, sure I get a kick out of owning up some newbs in Halo, and sure I spent hours and days farting around in the TRUE sandbox experience of modding the GTA games. Sure I spent months playing The Sims Online where I established some authentic life-long relationships, but Everquest will always be at the center of my heart in terms of the sense of accomplishment.

Building your character is like building a real life career. Maybe that seems like a bit extreme of a comparison to make, but it's the best thing I can relate it to in my life.

[john_savage1982]

Originally Posted by toddfx [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Lets take a step back here. You're posting on the Internet, in a niche community message board to which you belong, revolving around an emulator, of a MMORPG that existed 10 years ago, yet you're calling people out on being nerdy? I think you have it the other way around sir. You should be more so ostracized around here if you're NOT a nerd.



Anyway, my favorite part of P99 is that it offers the sole opportunity to nearly 100% accurately re-experience the video game that had the largest impact on me in my life. I firmly believe there will never be any other game that could top the continual long term enjoyment I got out of Live and what I am getting here on P99. It's just too perfect to have any reason to replace it with any other MMORPG. Everything since has just felt watered down, thus pointless.

Aside from MMORPGs, sure I get a kick out of owning up some newbs in Halo, and sure I spent hours and days farting around in the TRUE sandbox experience of modding the GTA games. Sure I spent months playing The Sims Online where I established some authentic life-long relationships, but Everquest will always be at the center of my heart in terms of the sense of accomplishment.

Building your character is like building a real life career. Maybe that seems like a bit extreme of a comparison to make, but it's the best thing I can relate it to in my life.

If you relate building a character on EQ t building a real life career then you have one sad idea about building an irl career.

[DetroitVelvetSmooth]

WWJD? - not call names on the internet...

[Lenovian]

Being able to find groups @ level 5, how the community isn't top-heavy

[Slathar]

Originally Posted by toddfx [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Lets take a step back here. You're posting on the Internet, in a niche community message board to which you belong, revolving around an emulator, of a MMORPG that existed 10 years ago, yet you're calling people out on being nerdy? I think you have it the other way around sir. You should be more so ostracized around here if you're NOT a nerd.



Anyway, my favorite part of P99 is that it offers the sole opportunity to nearly 100% accurately re-experience the video game that had the largest impact on me in my life. I firmly believe there will never be any other game that could top the continual long term enjoyment I got out of Live and what I am getting here on P99. It's just too perfect to have any reason to replace it with any other MMORPG. Everything since has just felt watered down, thus pointless.

Aside from MMORPGs, sure I get a kick out of owning up some newbs in Halo, and sure I spent hours and days farting around in the TRUE sandbox experience of modding the GTA games. Sure I spent months playing The Sims Online where I established some authentic life-long relationships, but Everquest will always be at the center of my heart in terms of the sense of accomplishment.

Building your character is like building a real life career. Maybe that seems like a bit extreme of a comparison to make, but it's the best thing I can relate it to in my life.

shut up nerd

[toddfx]

Originally Posted by john_savage1982 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If you relate building a character on EQ t building a real life career then you have one sad idea about building an irl career.

Actually I have one extremely successful and enjoyable career under way at age 23.

[toddfx]

Originally Posted by Slathar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

shut up nerd

You have failed me for the last time.

[Slathar]

Originally Posted by toddfx [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Actually I have one extremely successful and enjoyable career under way at age 23.

yeah it sounds very successful. are you in the medical field per chance?

[oldhead]

test

[toddfx]

Originally Posted by Slathar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

yeah it sounds very successful. are you in the medical field per chance?

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