EQ TLP - Mischief (Free Trade / Random Loot)
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Elderan
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I really dont think they want to do another Mischief clone back to back is the point. So my thought was keeping the most popular item (free trade) and mixing it with their normal server ruleset.
LachiusTZ
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The reason it's so popular is because of the excess of items. No excess, no real reason to trade. Would make box crews more profitable I guess?
Without random loot, so many bosses not worth doing etc
They might try what your talking about, but I would wager real money it wouldn't be nearly as successful.
If they had any brains, Mischief would be the new template.
Rajaah
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I want the next server to have a Running Man ruleset. Break the rules or do something bad on one server, and your character gets transported to the Running Man server where you suffer permadeath if you die, but if you survive on there for 80 hours /played it lets you go back to your server of origin. Also all NPCs everywhere are hostile and if you just AFK in a corner somewhere it spawns a level 99 spectre next to you after 1 minute. Gonna be lots of people autoswimming in circles, you say? Nope, because all water is designated lava that does more damage than you can regen. Also you're perpetually being followed in the distance It Follows style by an obese opera-singing ogre that DTs.
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Needless
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I think elderan is right on having two of the exact same servers back to back wouldn't really do as well despite it being the funnest TLP they've launched by a large margin imo
If they did mischief where they just said fuck it and unlocked all classes from the start id be all for it, since i always burn out way before i can get around to playing a berserker lol
sounds like it would be a PITA though to have X class but only on vanilla content lol
If they did mischief where they just said fuck it and unlocked all classes from the start id be all for it, since i always burn out way before i can get around to playing a berserker lol
sounds like it would be a PITA though to have X class but only on vanilla content lol
Korzax Stonehammer
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Korzax Stonehammer
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Bro, we are playing EQ and still talking about it 20 years later. To say that some of us don't want change is an understatement.
Personally, I like the changes. But then I liked the various EMU's other than P99 and thier different rulesets.
Kirun
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Kithani
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Yesssss. This! I'd love to roll an Ogre Paladin and have to earn my way into my own city.All classes open to all races with no trainer or factional adjustments!
Roll a high elf necromancer and get killed by your own guards before you can load in
No, but seriously - next logical step imo would be improving random loot.
Instead of making all loot drop from everywhere, have loot change where it drops weekly. For all named NPCs, and quest rewards too.
Template that shit into buckets, and just randomize it weekly on the fly. It'd be chaotic, moreso than Mischief.
Kirun
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Yeah, I'd really like a loot pool that ignores eras. Kunark loot on PoP mobs? FUCK YEAH! OoW loot on classic mobs? FUCK YEAH! I'm fine with them limiting it to "ranges" like they do now, but I'd like to see the "era" enforcement dropped.
Ambiturner
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Hopefully the new leadership sees the interest in novelty that precious leadership was too stupid to embrace
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Arbitrary
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Copy PoE to some degree and have a basic release schedule of expansions with a brand new mechanic on top that people can choose to interact with.
That might be a bit extreme unless said expansions are unlocked, tbh. Emu has proven that if you're too 'overpowered', the game feels unfun after about maybe a few days of playing.
