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The fact that you think anyone here is ‘raging’ about this game is deeply indicative of just how fragile the MnM fan community is. This is one of the largest classic era MMORPG discussion communities online, and we’re *gasp* discussing classic era MMORPGS! Oh nooooooo! No, my social life is not...

And there it is. Del is a closed alpha cum-guzzler. Reserved for only the most subservient of Discord cucks. Gotta toe the party line. Lord knows if you have any commentary beyond "omg thank you for making this game you guys have made all my dorkiest dreams come true" you'll be removed from...

It’ll really depend on the lore too. EverQuest’s was just so good and so so robust.

Ya, it's tough. They're also VERY serious about 'big bad' large group size raid content being open world, at least right now. I'm not sure I have it in me to do that again, especially after experiencing what an absolute joy Quarm's private raid zones are. If there's no hope of me engaging in...

Far more eloquent than i put it. Show off. But I’ll also RP their subreddit and Discord: “maybe this game just isn’t for YOU man”.

Yeah that sounds real nice for sure… but the nature of the camp style gameplay that they’re pursuing necessitates looting everything. It’s not like you have a choice, unless you wanna constantly smash a hidecorpse macro. Does not sound like It’s Gonna Rock (tm).

Destroying is another fucking 5 clicks.

This all sounds nice but the premise of my argument is about corpse decay and keeping a clean camp. You have to loot everything, no matter if you know it’s worth 1cp or not. Even forcing a click with the hopes it makes a player learn the drops, doesn’t guarantee they’re actually gonna look at...

So I'm watching the video linked below last night kinda while doing other things, and someone asks a question about having a 'Loot All' option. Nick's response was immediate and definitively 'no'. I'm not gonna watch this whole thing to get the exact words, but man he had no real justification...

‘Immersion’, if such a thing exists, is the reason I’m advocating for systems that don’t compel players to minimize the game or run a second screen. Last night I’m watching a recent Q&A stream where they address QOL UI elements like chat bubbles or floating combat text, and the dev starts...

Uh oh! Sorry about your luck @Nirgon @Del @bolok . It’s a carebear game after all. I hope you can still enjoy this WoWbaby trash.

i dunno i feel like it’ll sustain a couple thousand concurrent for a decent while. Their end game philosophies are interesting, and i have no idea if they’ll keep people hooked or not.

Lobbying implies anyone gives a shit what the devs think or do.I don’t get the sense that’s what’s going on here. They either make a decent product and it gets consumed, or they don’t. Doesn't matter in the slightest. I’m just here to shoot the shit about MMOs.

What an utterly embarassing normie analysis

lol pwnd.

I’m gonna disagree here. That orb is not obviously placed at all. It took early players at least what could be considered moderate exploration to find it. I’d go as far as arguing that many of the people specifically searching that intently for content were doing so for the purpose of mapping...

Are you a participant in this conversation? Or is your consciousness just floating through space reacting to stimulus like an insect? You just looped back to the original premise. If maps will exist within days of release (or before!) and 99% of the player base will engage with them either...

It’s obviously possible because it was done. Wtf is this post? Lol All I’m saying is Nirgon wasn’t that guy. He either looked up a map, or was led there by someone with a map. i bet the number of people who zoned into Sebilis without a map or a player guide (including quest guide) can be...

You’re so cucked that your brain is sitting in a chair watching your fingers type.

What the fuck is this goalpost moving shit? We’re talking about paper-like maps with simple POIs. What fucking story are you telling yourself about maps and how that relates to what mobs you camped?

The entire world was mapped within weeks of release. Just stop.

I don’t care. You’re lying about EQ. You did not get to Sebilis, or Chardock, or Western Wastes for the first time without a map. Unless of course you were the absolute donkey making self sufficient guildies lead you around by the nose. And even if you were, they were using a map to do it.

Bullshit.

I don’t believe that for a single second, but very cool man.

So full of horse shit. Your ass didnt learn a single EQ zone ‘by playing’ in the day. You were on eqmaps.com printing shit out like every other grandpa here.

The first time i go to a new city i use a map… then eventually i don’t have to. Should i just go around to local restaurants and ask bartenders for directions instead, otherwise I’m a ‘smooth brain’?

yeah i don’t think there should be a map that has a representation of the player’s location at all.

I really don’t understand why it’s even controversial. They’ll go as far as only giving you one backpack slot because you only have one back, and making it so open flame light sources can’t go on your belt slot, but we’re all supposed to submit to the idea that the world would not have paper...

Mmmmmm yes those faggoty map programs that run illicit jpegs on tablets.

No problem. I made a long winded post the other day about how I liked the vendor system because it made me more familiar with the city than I ever was with the likes of Freeport or Qeynos, despite having spent many times as many hours in the EverQuest cities. However, the more I thought about...

There’s a map of the city on the wiki thankfully. https://static.wikitide.net/monstersandmemorieswiki/a/af/Night_harbor_V2.jpg I do wish simple zone layout & POI maps existed in game. Not a radar style mini map thing, just the equivalent of your character holding a paper map. It’d save me from...

I don’t understand why everyone seems to think the dungeon crawling-trinity combat gameplay of EverQuest that we all enjoyed inherently has to come with systems that are as fun as being an Iksar gynecologist.

The lack of lighting at ground level when the sky is so bright is totally immersion breaking.

No deep races, trolls, lizards, or high elves.

They intend to charge a sub when the game goes into EA.

Ya I'm very much over running through the desert. I'll see where they're at a couple months into EA, and even then I may just wait for 1.0

A games development company running background checks on employees is weird as fuck. Also congrats on securing your agreement.

i sincerely doubt many people would know, and even fewer would care.