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Any chance Daybreak gives us a Vanguard server ....
Scorchien
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Title , and would you be interested in playing it again , and of course , did Daybreak get the IP with its SOE purchase .. ?
I would for sure really miss Telon
I would for sure really miss Telon
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But aye, i may be interested to go on one if it popped up. Highly unlikely though to happen.
Your best bet is the Vanguard emu server that's in the works. They are making pretty good progress.
http://vgoplayers.com/index.php
I actually never much liked SOE design styles,too much doesn't make sense to me.
It is quite simple what i want,a wide open ended game,no questing for xp,diversified crafting,not just tiers of 1-10 and 11-20 etc etc.I also do not want altaholic gaming,i want one player top learn everything with plausible limitations.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.
Seaspite
Playing ESO on my X-Box
but didn't SOE like with all their games say they lost the source code? wasn't that the reason they could never go back before NGE in SW:G too?
What's far more likely is that it's a database problem. If you do an update that adds new stuff, and then a month later you'd like to revert it, you basically can't unless you're willing to roll back to before the update happened. Telling people that everything they've done for the last month doesn't count and is going to be erased isn't going to go over well. Even rolling back by hours is problematic and companies really, really don't like to do it unless basically forced to.
I mean if my eyes could roll any harder into the back of my head I would probably pass out.......
Your best bet is to contact Daybreak and let them know your interested I have and I'm sure others have also maybe if they see there is enough interest you never know..... They either will or they wont but doesn't hurt to try.....
But a Vanguard server would probably just cut into their EQ and EQ2 customer base, there is no advantage for them to do it.
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The better question there, though, is why would anyone pay to license Vanguard?
Played: EQ, EQ2, Vanguard, WAR, WoW, LoTRO, CoX, CO, GW2, FFXIV: ARR, AoC, Rift, TSW, SWTOR, TERA, BnS, ESO
My gut truly tells me that what i witnessed were a lot of players who really did not want to be in the game,they were basically looking for an excuse to get out.
I actually witnessed players fall through the world then throw a hissy fit and quit.Geesus i fell through the world as well,it was not the end of the world,if you can't handle something that minute,you had better never raise kids into this world.
Then one of the classes,i believe it was the Rogue was messed up,somehow it was incredibly o/p and eventually got fixed/nerfed what you want to call it.Well those that had it easy mode with a messed up class were all again angry they couldn't keep the o/p class/character.So instead of wanting a good solid game with no bugs in the classes,people wanted to be special ,o/p and selfish.
So yeah i saw a lot of things and people were like instantly "I am going back to Wow" or i am going back to whatever game.Zero patience,all wanted it easy mode,imo people who don't belong in a mmorpg.I enjoyed the game,i liked it even past the buggy state,only reason i left was because the servers became dead and i am sure that is the same reason many others left.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.