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Message ID: 7966
Date: Wed Oct 6 01:29:49 BST 1999
Author: Naeeldar
Subject: Re: Twinking
>From: John.Curry@...is
>
>Giving away banded.. doph.. the poor blacksmiths who spent all that time
>learning the craft so they could be undersold by someone giveing it away.
>makes me sad. We surely do have a diffence of opinion. 10-15 levels with
>the same equipment? Wow if I were twinked like that, I could see why you
>would think that the game STARTs at level 20 :) Thats when you started
>getting stuff for yourself :) Anyway, I really think that if Verant wanted
>to stop twinking then they would have done something about it, so even
>though I think you are very wrong, I cannot change the world.
>
>Im not going to comment on this anymore:( I dont think my what i believe
>the majority and I dont want a flame war, over my strong opinion. Suffice
>to say, I disagree.
>
>Sevin Tercet <Mischief>
>Minstrel of Bristlebane
>22nd Human Bard
>on Brell Serelis
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Miriana [mailto:miriana@...]
>Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 3:37 PM
>To: eqbards@onelist.com
>Subject: RE: [eqbards] Twinking
>
>
>From: Miriana <miriana@...>
>
>On Tue, 5 Oct 1999 John.Curry@... wrote:
>
>> From: John.Curry@...
>>
>> But are you really making their life easier by twinking them? Are you
>> really enhancing the playing experience? I know a Druid, who was givin
>the
>
> I think it depends on the class they're playing, and the equipment
>in question. Giving a low level person full banded ot leather I don't see
>as a big issue, sure it'll be good for them for the next 10 or 15 levels,
>but there still many upgrades to all their pieces of equipment, and many
>of them come as early as the mid teens. Frankly, I see most of my
>true gaming experience in everquest as between levels 20 and 49, and
>giving a player some equipment to carry them out of the newbie areas and
>into the levels where people start to find regular groups and learn the
>real joys of group dynamics and player interaction is definitely an
>enchancement. Spending 8 hours chunks solo hunting wisps for money so I
>can scrounge the last few plat I need for banded armor is definitely not
>why I paid to play EQ.
>
>Miriana Windryder
>
>>