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Nearly 500 posts in a thread for a game that you think kinda sucks. I'd hate to see how many posts you have in threads for games you actually like.It’s not the $15 a month
The game just kinda sucks
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Nearly 500 posts in a thread for a game that you think kinda sucks. I'd hate to see how many posts you have in threads for games you actually like.It’s not the $15 a month
The game just kinda sucks

Nearly 500 posts in a thread for a game that you think kinda sucks. I'd hate to see how many posts you have in threads for games you actually like.

THJ got sued because they emulated EQ assets and made money off of it. If they had created THJ from scratch, they would still exist.
My personal opinion is that for a game that is slow paced by design, they should at least go for incredibly detailed textures, details, effects, mapping, models and animations.

It’s not the $15 a month
The game just kinda sucks
Nevermind it got nuked by daybreak - they sued the unity store because they had “elves, dwarves, ogers, gnomes, fantasy castle, brick texture, fantasy generic flag.jpg, toddy elf pixel and non toddy elf pixel and other totally original IP stuff from EQ”
We’ve already had this conversation, you didn’t man upI'm having lots of fun, maybe you just suck, what level is your guy?
We’ve already had this conversation, you didn’t man up
I got a level 13 Dwarf homie, u wanna dance name your place
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Elementalists hanging out with the Monks? No real discernible reason that is backed up by any fleshed out in game lore and when you ask on Discord they’re like “well this is how it is so use your imagination.”
No one “reasonably” looks at MnM and says “that is totally EQ! …. What?! It’s NOT?! I HAVE BEEN BAMBOOSLED”
DBG owns LOTR and DDO. Just saying.Hope daybreak sues LOTR and DnD Online because it has like, swords… EQ had swords… Aragorn was a RANGER?!?! Oh my lawd
DBG owns LOTR and DDO. Just saying.

Daybreak Games
Hope daybreak sues LOTR and DnD Online because it has like, swords… EQ had swords… Aragorn was a RANGER?!?! Oh my lawd
Daybreak Games
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^------- totally a EQ epic weapon
I expect a cease and desist letter, I will keep it as a framed memento
1. Project 1999 (P1999)
- The Arrangement: In April 2015, the operators of Project 1999 signed a landmark, written agreement with Daybreak Game Company. [1, 2]
- The Terms: The agreement allows P1999 to continue developing and hosting classic EverQuest emulation without legal threat, provided they follow strict guidelines. [1, 2]
- Key Restrictions: P1999 must remain strictly not-for-profit. To avoid competing with official Daybreak progression servers, P1999 also agreed to cooperate on scheduling (such as delaying expansion releases so they do not conflict with official live server launches). [1, 2, 3]
2. Project Quarm
- The Arrangement: In July 2025, following Daybreak's initial lawsuit against The Heroes' Journey, the popular emulator server Project Quarm proactively went dark out of caution. Its lead developer, known as "Secrets," immediately contacted Daybreak to broker a formal contract patterned after Project 1999's deal. [1, 2]
- The Terms: Daybreak permitted Project Quarm to safely return online weeks later under explicit restrictions. [1, 2]
- Key Restrictions: The server must operate on a personal, non-commercial basis with zero monetization. Furthermore, Daybreak required the removal of highly customized features that strayed too far from a classic experience (such as certain custom zones, custom raid encounters, and armor tinting fixes). It also enforced a strict 1,200-player cap with a queue system to manage population sizes. [1, 2, 3]
The "Don't Charge Nothin', Won't Be Nothin'" Boundary
Aside from these high-profile written arrangements, dozens of smaller servers operate under the open-source EverQuest Emulator framework. Daybreak's consistent threshold for legal intervention rests entirely on monetization and direct competition: [1, 2]