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Yeah I've always thought some kind of repackaging of the vanilla content could make for a cool server. Like a server where it just starts at kunark, and good races all start in FV and evil races all start in OT or in Cab for iksars, and we just pretend the game began at kunark. How would that go down? Newbies in FV even getting to level appropriate mobs would be a challenge, but doable.
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*My reference
https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...&postcount=204 https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...&postcount=145 https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...&postcount=142 Quote:
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#3
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Mild customization to make the Kunark Colonialism server work.
I'd play basically any limited content server. North Antonica only would be awesome, and it could be done. Everyone in smithed junk armor raiding vox with Warriors, shamans, and rogues only. All barbarians in halas gearing up for the battle, marching across the tundra to face the dragon that has haunted their lands for generations. Lots of fun options. | ||
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replying to a bunch of you:
I had 2 PCs and a laptop running EQ. 1 compaq and 2 alienware. | ||
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The barrier of entry to multi-boxing was much higher then, which was good because it hurts what most of us all like about classic eq. | |||
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I had 8 accounts, with multiples of the same class, so that I could pick and choose. I bought a few of the accounts. my dad's house had 6 phone lines, I wired 2 more to my room. then in like 2003 EQwindows was invented, and then things got really cray cray | |||
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I didn't start to educate myself in computer/IT stuff until i was like 20, they were just gaming consoles that you could watch porn and do homework on AFAIK at the time. My parents were good people that worked hard and may have taken the idea of american consumerism a little too far. They were both children of immigrants who fled Korea and Germany during the wars. If you are able spoil your kids, definitely do so! but I would advise making damn sure they understand where it all comes from before the age of 15. my parents died of separate natural causes when i was like 22~ then I had some hard lessons to learn, that I had to learn real fast, otherwise things could have ended up very differently to where I am today. thats life tho right? | |||
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Not going to mess with your story here, I can't verify anything personal. It was your assertion, bold assertion that this computer stuff was normal, common and OK when most families might've had a single computer and it sat in the kitchen. The house had a single phone line, a nice house at that. Your personal story is cool but recognize the difference. The argument was about in era stuff, it wasn't normal or common for a family to have more than one computer, let alone for playing a game or watching porno, and paying the prices for all that. Consoles beat Computers (Windows Desktop) in the wars because guess what is under everyones tree? it wasn't some niche high-end Alienware with the latest 3D accelerators and sound cards, it was a console. It's Xbox gaming, you would think today with as common as being a "gamer" is then families would have like 5 consoles in the living room, all xboxes or playstations, and they just bounce back and forth owning noobs on COD or something. Nah man, they have one box.
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Yeah it would definitely take some tweaking, but I just remember the original Verant sales pitch for kunark which was that you can level from 1-60 without ever leaving, so it's like okay let's see how true that is haha
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