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02-03-2017, 01:10 AM
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I have never had a problem with dial a port and have always been both satisfied with the service I've gotten and appreciative of their existence. It really does simplify the process of finding a port.
It eats the cold calling of random searchable wizards/Druids likely to be busy with their own gameplay.
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#114
02-03-2017, 02:28 PM
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Spirit of Wolf potions or Journeyman/Traveler Boots, Overthere hammer, means of levitating across Timorous to the firepot room, Thurgadin gate potions, and a dash of patience: That's the recipe for independence of travel in-game. Add in an extensive friend list (most established players have their own port mules) and you shouldn't need to hire a random porter (Dial or otherwise) more than once in a blue moon.
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#115
02-04-2017, 01:35 PM
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I use Dial a Port regularly on all my toons. The way I see it is that most of these druids/wizards are there to make plat so they can save up for something they really want. We've all been there. I've never had one ask me how much I'm paying, I usually pop about 50-75p in the trade window as soon as I see them arrive and I get good service.
Can you imagine how much DaP gets jipped by people too? I had one of my lowly druid alts tagged in DaP for a bit and got a tell from someone who was in my main's guild at the time. He had no idea it was me, but I got there quick and even sow'd him. I dropped him off at his destination and he left without tipping and disbanded. I never saw him in the same light again and from what I gather he's over at the Phinny server now.
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