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- etchinghillside@reddthat.comEnglish1 month
This includes the ability to set three different classes per character, as well as systems to power up equipment.
Ah - ripped off the ol THJ formula
1 monthWell, this is fascinating. I don’t think anyone’s done anything like this before with an MMO, have they? The thing is, in MMO form, the incentive is to keep you grinding so you keep paying a subscription. Without that incentive, I’d want to have a knob I can turn to adjust the grind, like I can in V Rising server settings. It’s cool that this retains some amount of multiplayer, too.
EDIT: Seemingly still via a subscription, so that makes this far less interesting.
- Skyrmir@lemmy.worldEnglish1 month
I think the bigger problem is going to be too much support for solo play. A big part of what made EQ work was getting people into groups and guilds and the connections made in that pursuit. Without it, the game was just a boring grind, the game play and story lines were all very basic.
- etchinghillside@reddthat.comEnglish1 month
The formula was very successful – by 2025 EQ1 standards – so much so that they killed the private server that had originally done this.
Well, hopefully this inspires more devs to “steer into the skid”, so to speak. Stop fighting what your customers are showing you they want.
So an official server of pre-Kunark EQ designed to be soloable for a subscription fee? I’m sure there are plenty of people who would be willing to to pay a sub for that, but even as a big fan of old-school EQ, I’m not one of them.
Gotcha, that’s disappointing. I assumed it was just buy it and keep it, not free to play.
I figured it would be like regular EQ is now, F2P with perks if you subscribe.
I’m interested in the premise, but if it’s a 300 hour grind to Vox and Nagafen solo, it’s not gonna be for me. When I started (late Kunark), much of the old world was already dead, so it’d be neat to see that content.
- jefferyjefferson@lemmy.orgEnglish1 month
EverQuest Legends is described as a “solo/casual version of EverQuest” able to be played entirely in single player.
Ew. Nothing screams “I’m a loser” more than “I like playing MMOs alone.”
