TavernBrawler
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Premium servers are normality in many MMOs and MMO-esque games. Go have a look around.This is an awesomely terrible idea! Why don't we have a thumbs down option in the "like" section?
Premium servers are normality in many MMOs and MMO-esque games. Go have a look around.This is an awesomely terrible idea! Why don't we have a thumbs down option in the "like" section?
the general trades guys can use those where I work! keep finding cr^p mounted crooked in the schools I paint at
distance to the server is hugeThe potential problem with a "premium" server is it does not guarantee a lag free experience (or even a more minimal lag experience). If you want a premium server that offers up something different from the other ones... that's fine (hard-core or lard-core as examples). I just hope you're okay with lag on your premium server as well because a different server most likely is not going to fix DDO's most infamous issue (next to tumble that is...)
This game.will always have lag. It will never go away. It is an old game, with many underlying issues.Let us have a minimal lag-free environment until you decide how to fix or make the game lag-free. Playing step-by-step in Orien on weekend/long holidays/events is getting frustrating.
If you want a lag-free experience, DDO isn't the game for you. Plenty of great multiplayer online games out there where lag is minimal to non-existent, like Last Epoch.The potential problem with a "premium" server is it does not guarantee a lag free experience (or even a more minimal lag experience).
Everytime someone gets a lag spike, even if it's there own ISP or hardware, people would cry foul.Premium servers are something that DDO is missing. It's ridiculous that all existing DDO servers run the same ruleset outside of the hardcore season. OP has the right idea with requiring a monthly sub, but not a fan of the account limit. The ruleset for a premium server needs to be different: All items can be sold on the ASAH, increased buddy XP bonus of 5% per person so it's something that actually promotes grouping, increased drop rate chance of named items, increased treasure loot bonus for mythic/reaper bonuses -- the list of possibilities is large.
I did put in a "creative idea" at my previous company to buy DDO sometime back - complete with a business case, ROI and such. They went and bought Blizzard insteadone of us that is passionate about this game just needs to win one of those 5 billion dollar power ball jackpots and straighten things out. If I do, I will.