what if you grouped with a bunch of low level people and you all got the
lore item to only find out that you have to be a few levels higher to just
hold on to that item
----- Original Message -----
From: Avron Elselynn <avron@...>
To: <EverQuest@onelist.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 6:47 PM
Subject: SV: [EverQuest] Re: New Survey
> From: "Avron Elselynn" <avron@...>
>
> So wouldnt LORE prevent people from farming eq? LORE with level caps!! :)
>
> - Avron -
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: David Rogers <derogers334@...>
> To: <EverQuest@onelist.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 6:51 PM
> Subject: Re: [EverQuest] Re: New Survey
>
>
> > From: David Rogers <derogers334@...>
> >
> > --- Avron <avron@...> wrote:
> > > Well the problem now is that they are stopping
> > > twinking by making items NO DROP, which ruins the
> > > playerbased economy since you can't trade the
> > > items at all,
> >
> > Perhaps, but IMO the main benefit of no-drop items is
> > to elimiate item-farming casters who seem to *love* to
> > camp tank equipment (BIBS, PGT and BI Crown come to
> > mind as a few particularly common examples) and then
> > proclaim over auction these items are for trade only,
> > or are available only for incredibly high sums.
> >
> > ANYTHING that gets rid of the item-farmers is A GOOD
> > THING for the game. Camp for an item you need/want,
> > get it, move on. Don't sit there and collect a bunch
> > so you can sell them. Others want to have fun getting
> > stuff too you know.
> >
> > Level Caps would be A BAD THING. I think the damage
> > caps and effect processing limits are sufficient. The
> > only glaring offense that level caps would prevent is
> > people twinking down their other characters/friends
> > with stuff the other character(s) are incapable of
> > purchasing or looting (like a Wizard getting PGT and
> > Darkwood for his new Warrior or BS Tunic for his
> > friend's Cleric).
> >
> > ===
> > :D
> > Dave's World
> > -No matter where you go, there you are-
> > "People will believe a lie either because they want to
> > believe it's true, or because they fear it is." Wizard's
> > First Rule, Sword of Truth, Terry Goodkind
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