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1. It has a pretty large player base from what I've seen. There are usually at least 500+ players on, which is comparable/even greater than many of Sony's servers during the same era that P1999 emulates. 2. I haven't seen a lot of posts about players ragequitting. 3. If cheats that allowed for trade hacks (ie: like the Diablo II one that allowed players to put phantom items in the trade window) I think there would be people leaving the server. 3. Same goes if there were hacks that allowed for players to create items/plat, creating inflation in the server's economy. EQ Retail has not only survived for years with players using ShowEQ and Macroquest, they've also managed to stay alive with the "mmo king", World of Warcraft. If EQ retail can survive cheaters and not go out of business with WoW dominating the market, I think P1999 can survive. | |||
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from the looks of the server population durring peak, we are about 100 short of what we had before the suspensions. 365 accounts is not 20%, closer to 10-12%.
given that... i feel that loosing 10-12% of our population to instill the the ideals of "fair play" is more than worth it, obviously the devs dont agree with this.
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Except a lot of the people who got suspended are just playing other accounts so it makes the effects seem less drastic.
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