Muligan
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Very true. I remember that well. Me and some of my closet friends played both and I raided through WotLK but toughed out EQ2 all the way through. Honestly, I look back and enjoyed EQ2 so much more. I think it was one of those rewarding moments of "seeing something through" because in the beginning, EQ2 was pretty messed up but it ended up having some really great moments before they (in my opinion Georgeson) drove it into the ground. WoW started out great and then after TBC seemed to just become more and more pointless.I have no idea about WoW..but in the old days in Eq2 the phrase was "The best WoW raider would barely make group 4 here" (At least that was the attitude)
That's neither here or there but anyway, there are some great things to take away from both games. However, I enjoyed the community in EQ2 so much more than WoW. I really had to learn to tolerate some of the community in WoW. (Thank goodness for my guild) Though, I thought Wow wasn't attempting to add mechanics that would make the game more and more "easy mode" I think they knew their community was nuts and was attempting to add to the game aspects that would help you get around dealing with people.
I'm hoping Pantheon is able to draw not necessarily a more mature gaming community but people knowing going into that it takes people to be successful. Not only people but people must be accountable with playing their class well. I can remember in EQ1, know the best of every class and the people to stay away from. Even guild tags meant something.
That was a lot of rambling but sadly what else is there to talk about? I hope Pantheon gives us something more substantial over the next day or two.