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Second, there’s almost nothing in this game outside of a select few epic quests that you can’t accomplish even if you’re not in the top guild. Seriously, like almost nothing. Maybe there’s some pieces of equipment that are perma camped that you might like to acquire but none of those things are critical. Third, simply put it sounds like you don’t like classic EQ. I think you thought you did and then you got back into it and you’re realizing you don’t. That’s fine, go play on a different server then….there are plenty. Coming here and demanding that things change is like going to a pizza place and demanding they serve you Mexican food. | |||
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In a normal situation, this is what happens: Person A, B, and C have a dispute. They manage to solve it themselves through whatever method they agree upon. This has nothing to do with the PnP policy, because no arbitration was needed. You don't need to enforce a specific method (i.e. /random) in this situation, because the parties involved are able to solve the issue however they deem fair. No GM action is needed. In a less common situation, this is what happens: Person A, B and C have a dispute. They can't solve it, so the camp owner steps in and arbitrates. Since most people follow the rules (you said it yourself), they will respect the PnP policy that promotes the camp owner to the arbiter role. The camp owner makes an impartial decision the other parties must agree upon. No GM action is needed. In the least common situation, this is what happens: Person A, B and C have a dispute. Either there is no camp owner at the time, or they don't listen to the camp owner. THEN it goes to a GM, because there are no arbiters around that the involved parties will listen to. This is the entire point of the rule and PnP. The GMs have put in an extra step (and extra responsibility) on the camp owner to act as an arbiter to solve the issue before it needs to be escalated. The PnP policy only applies when a dispute cannot be resolved by the parties involved. If everybody could solve their problems without an arbiter, we wouldn't need a PnP policy at all, and GMs would only need to worry about helping people with bugs. You yourself said 99% of camps are not monopolized. You are using the 1% exception to claim the entire rule is folly, which doesn't make sense. The rule is for the 99% of camps that are not being monopolized. And for a few camps that are HEAVILY contested, such as Ring 8 Roll and Scout Roll, they HAVE put in exceptions to this rule, because they know the camp owner would not be impartial. The rule works for 99% of camps, and for the other 1%, they have exceptions. Just because you don't like the fact that one or two camps are monopolized without an exception does not make the whole entire rule pointless. If the GMs think those camps shouldn't be monopolized, they will add new exceptions. Ring 8 and Scout Roll prove the GMs do believe some camps are too congested to trust the camp owner to fairly arbitrate. Otherwise it is a perfectly valid strategy, and not against the rules. On a non-instanced server, scarcity is a reality players have to cope with.
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stop being greedy little goblins and be sharing friendly elfs problem solved
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Someone bitching that they can't get idols to sell to raiding guilds. | |||
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Yeah Zenren at this point should just come out and say he wants camp rotations for whatever camp(s) he wants lol. He won't get it, but that is his opinion. He really shouldn't be playing this game if he wants uncontested easy loot. That is not P99. Non-instanced servers are designed around scarcity and player cooperation.
It is factually incorrect that most good camps are monopolized by a few people. "Casual" players can camp most items just fine. Even super lucrative camps like Fungi Tunic are not camped all the time. You can certainly get a group and go down there if it is not currently taken. Zenren is obviously talking about a specific camp that he is annoyed about, probably Shiny Brass Idol or maybe Scepter of the Forlorn. I am not sure why he cares so much about these camps, as those items aren't really necessary for casual play. Sure, Shiny Brass Idol can save your life, but if you are a casual, you are probably playing in a zone where it is easy to get a cleric to your corpse. It isn't really necessary, and there are other life saving items out there that are better, like WC cap. Scepter of the Forlorn can be cool if you need snare on specific mobs as a casual, but there are other easy to get items like https://wiki.project1999.com/Ball_of_Burlap_Yarn that aren't perma-camped. Scepter is useful in raids due to it's instant cast, but Ball of Burlap Yarn has the superior snare, and it isn't lore. If you are simply trying to sell the item because it is easy to camp, then you are out of luck lol. There are plenty of places in P99 to farm money. Idol camp honestly isn't that great money-wise unless you get really lucky. If you are getting 1 idol every 3 hours (which is pretty good for that camp), you are making like 200pp an hour, not including sell time. You can make 250pp an hour roughly just killing guards for fine steel weapons, and you get experience to boot if you are in the level range, whereas Shiny Brass Idol is a low level monster. Finally, calling P99 a casual game is just silly. What are you comparing it to? If you are trying to say Everquest wasn't the toughest MMO during the early 2000s, I would agree with you. If your standard of casual player is someone from the year 2000, then yeah casual players back then were more hardcore than players today. If you compare P99 to modern MMO's, it is a hardcore game. The definition of casual gamer has changed over the years, and points more towards convenience and time saving. Everquest has neither of those things lol. Difficulty is not the only factor when considering if a game is casual friendly or not. Again, look at Dark Souls, which people consider more hardcore. It isn't actually as tough as everyone says it is, it just takes more practice than other games to get the hang of it. P99 is similar. While it isn't that difficult once you learn the game, the initial learning curve is quite steep, and can be very time consuming. Most casual players in 2022 who have never played Everquest before would not want to play P99.
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