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== Why Isn't /list on More NPCs, or on Blue? == | == Why Isn't /list on More NPCs, or on Blue? == | ||
| − | This command is brand new, and the staff is hesitant to | + | This command is brand new, and the staff is hesitant to unnecessarily impact the game. For the time being it will only apply to the highly-contested legacy item NPCs, but if it proves successful the staff have never ruled out using it elsewhere. |
Revision as of 20:39, 18 October 2019
/list is a custom command available only on the Green server (currently). It only applies to a very few, highly contested, NPCs, which drop "legacy" items which will soon be removed from the game.
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/list Isn't Classic?
It may seem odd that Project 1999 on its Green server, when that server is entirely dedicated to classic (un-customized) EverQuest.
The truth is, while the command /list itself is not classic, the underlying mechanism absolutely is.
Project 1999 is Staffed by Volunteers
Classic/live EverQuest had paid GMs, who were salaried employees. Their job was to serve EverQuest players, and every server had at least one. On top of that every server many more "guides", ie. players who volunteered to do customer service work in exchange for free playtime.
By definition, P99 can't have either of those, because they're not allowed to charge players to play. Thus, all the server has is a very few, very kind, and 100% volunteer staff members. These people generously share their free time to help players who fall through the world or get in fights with each other.
/list: Unclassic Command, Classic Mechanism
Which brings us back to camps and fights over them. On live the paid GMs and guides used to resolve fights by ... yup, you guessed it: lists. We even have an archived copy of the instruction manual that Verant gave their GMs/Guides during Kunark (Kunark Era Customer Service Guidelines), and you can read about classic dispute resolution there.
Why Isn't /list on More NPCs, or on Blue?
This command is brand new, and the staff is hesitant to unnecessarily impact the game. For the time being it will only apply to the highly-contested legacy item NPCs, but if it proves successful the staff have never ruled out using it elsewhere.
