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The night prior to getting banned I did SR ledger run, and then put in two times. There are about 25mobs, plus, that drop ledgers. The 10 in my group, and wait until I turned off my instance to return and continue to run.

I have been watching the playthroughs of Asmongold’s Final Fantasy 14 and am loving it. The community has been so supportive over the past few months. As a long-time user of Final Fantasy 14 it feels good to see the game’s growth continue around in the game and finally, finally, it gets the chance to shine.

Also been watching a lot of his take on Classic WoW and live WoW issues and am aware of the problems plaguing the game as a whole. While watching his latest video discussing the possibility of World of Warcraft 2 I noticed something that was odd.

Everquest 2 was my first MMO. It was in 2004. It was a great game. I have played it a few times. However , it’s brain died out and became a shell of what it was back when I first began playing it. Everquest 2 had recently made available the Time Locked Expansion server or TLE for short, which is basically like a WoW server with steroids The servers would expand significantly faster and the server would eventually catch up to live and then a new TLE was created at a bare minimum. EQ2 is more Expansive than WoW, and has the issue of quality over quantity.

Although I understand that EQ2 isn’t the most popular MMO like WoW is, and has never been, I feel the same vibes emanating from WoW’s community. I also believe that Asmon’s stance regarding classic and live indicates that the two games may be on the same course. Classic could be turning into the kind of TLE which is initially great and everyone is excited about nostalgia, but then all the cheap aion classic kinah fun fades away as people realize that they don’t have the same vibe that they used to have.