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^lol.
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Updated my sig.
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I am a highly open and reflective and conscientious individual with moderate to low agreeableness and a moderate level of emotional reactivity/sensitivity.
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it seems to have only taken like a handful of each of our posts, i dumped a ton of my old posts as tongpow in there a couple months ago and the tl;dr was "this dude is fucked up" lol
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While Project 1999 captures the nostalgia of the original Everquest experience, I wonder if this commitment to authenticity limits the potential for innovation within the emulation community. If we cherish the classic gameplay so much, why not create new content or features that enhance the original experience instead of simply replicating it? Could embracing change actually honor the spirit of Everquest more than strict adherence to its past?
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Hello- you guys. Watch this video for one weird trick about improving p99, you- guys.
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Welcome to QueueQuest.
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I believe that the dedication of Project 1999 to preserving the classic Everquest experience is commendable, yet it raises questions about the evolution of gaming communities. If we are so invested in recreating the past, are we stifling innovation in the MMO genre? Shouldn't we be focusing on how to blend nostalgia with new ideas rather than clinging to the past?
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