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The client issue is that this jan 2002 client is the only one that has ever been made Mac compatible. Reverse engineering a client is much harder than doing a database revamp. Love em or hate em Secrets deserves serious props for the skill it takes to do what was done with the client we all use.
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Yea, I just really wish we had the newer net code ....that would make things night and day
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I think there is still room for improvement on the netcode side. As for the stability of the client: It is not really intended for boxing (Sony added that functionality at a later point) so having the client run natively (in full screen mode) would probably help immensely with stability. However you would also lose the chance to tab out to do something else, and won't be able to box. I do not remember EQW at the time as being a very stable way to run EQ, it comes as no surprise this hasn't changed: WinEQ2 was released once EQ switched to the newer version of Direct X (from 8 to 9 iirc) and nobody continued development on the outdated EQW that is being used on TAK and P2002.
Just wish someone would come along who could code a more stable alternative to EQW.exe. You could include such things as FPS limiter and Customizable hotkeys, and the servers would be instantly much more accessible. | ||
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I actually quite enjoy the older client that TAKP (and p2002) use compared to the Titanium client others like p99 use. If somehow a new EQW container would be available, I think it would be the superior emu client hands down.
The list of pros for the older client is longer than the list of cons imo but I guess they are subjective. Among other things, theres no "WoW cam" (the mouse-scroll behind-the-shoulder camera that didn't exist in classic EQ) and zone/loading times are blazing ultra fast. | ||
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