old schoolers still playin?

[xantin]

Just curious of anyone is still at it?

[Eaedyilye]

I started playing in 2002. So I guess I'm pretty old school. Transferred to FV. Where I still play to this day.

[Sancus]

Yes.

[Danille]

Nope!

[Adonhiram]

Hey mages of the world,

I started spring 2000 (Bertox and then AB), stopped in HoT era, came back in 2015 when they opened Lockjaw (although I moved to Ragefire on Velious launch and joined Darkwind there ); and, as Danille, finally stopped a few months ago. Don't think I'll come back, the game isdying and german friends pressing me to join them on ESO.

Anyhow, EQ had an impact on my life. And I will have the pet thing in my DNA till the end of times

Thanks for all these years...

/wave

Adon/Olivier

[Goranothos]

I actually started playing again a couple of days ago. It had been four or five years since I last played. First started in 2001, so I guess that makes me "old school", lol.

[Goranothos]

Don't think I'll come back, the game is dying and german friends pressing me to join them on ESO.

It's actually doing pretty well, believe it or not. Daybreak was recently acquired by a Swedish company (I forget the name), and they released the stats on all the DB games. EQ1 actually has around 66k paid subscriptions, which, if you do the math at $15 a month (I know some people buy longer subs to save money), that should generate close to a million dollars a month in revenue, and that isn't counting the money they make in marketplace sales. Not bad. I also remember reading on the official forums that the number of EQ1 subscriptions has been on the increase since 2015.