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NEW: SERVER
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Why? There are only a thousand or so people on blue as it is, that's like 1/3 as many as EQLive during 2000 - 2001. It'd be idiotic to split the population further.
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when you have guilds fighting over shit for there alts? its time to add new servers since you cant add no content with out breaking classic 8p
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The fun part of EQ is seeing all these topheavy guilds monopolizing landscape in hopes that one day you may work your way up the ranks to join them. The squabbling amongst rival guilds, the competition for high ranking members, the idea that there is a greater power than yourself was all part of a social game that was wiped out when betas like yourself took over the genre. Go play a single player RPG. | |||
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The Ruins of Kunark (up thru 60) (Mar 1999--I joined on the 21st) The Scars of Velious (up thru 60) The Shadows of Luclin (up thru 60 with AA addition) The Planes of Power (up thru 65) The Legacy of Ykesha (up thru 65) Lost Dungeons of Norrath (up thru 65) Gates of Discord (up thru 65) Omens of War (up thru 70) Dragons of Norrath (up thru 70) Depths of Darkhallow (up thru 70) (Mid to Late 2005) So 6 (coming on 7) years of levelling has produced a high level population which is competing for content in fewer and fewer zones. This happens because the more time which passes the more disproportionate it's going to be. This is universally understood in all MMO's to take place. The older they're, the more the population is high level. This has lots of associated problems. Now it's true each expansion incremently offers better equipment, thus obsoleting some of the older content--if you paid for the expansion. However, the mudflation in those days was much lower than in later years. Many items (like with procs or clickies or no level req) and quests (like the epics or for spells) were still useful. Also the experience in older content was better, since monsters had lower HP/Dps. The resultant situation was many players still played in older content, making it relevant. Hot zones were added in 2006 and offered an additional reason to visit older content for leveling purposes. Of course, for the highest level groupers, the latest expansion was best. The past several years on live are bad though. The mudflation is crazy. You jump ship almost instantly when a new expansion is released. Part of the issue stems from the population being smaller--meaning they can't spread out. The other is less and less funding is being invested in content updates because the game is so old now. The financing isn't there to support a large amount of relevant content. Instances are also a big reason it works. With instnaces htey can keep the number of zones down and still "satisify" the population.
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Raiding: http://www.project1999.com/forums/sh...&postcount=109 P1999 Class Popularity Chart: http://www.project1999.com/forums/sh...7&postcount=48 P1999 PvP Statistics: http://www.project1999.com/forums/sh...9&postcount=59 "Global chat is to conversation what pok books are to travel, but without sufficient population it doesn't matter." | |||
Last edited by stormlord; 10-28-2016 at 06:27 PM..
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I'd love a new server too since I doubt anyone would ever agree to having the current server wiped. People have put in far too much time and effort into their characters, getting so many of them to max level, gearing them up with incredibly expensive things, and so on.
The problem is exactly that though, the server is top heavy. Even though there are so many/few people playing, most of them are already pretty much done with their journeys and have for the most part reached their destination. They don't have much else left to do except raid or create alt's that are probably going to be twinked in some way. It's quite refreshing to start anew, especially when everyone else is doing the same along with you. | ||
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The idea of starting over on P99 is one of the most horrifying ideas my gamer brain could think of - please god no
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95% of us taken hostage by the 5% hoarder psychosis population
good call rogaine jk fuck u | ||
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