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  1. 06-02-2012 04:30 AM #1
    Judge_Xero
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    Reading all these posts really makes me miss when FFXIV went live.

    How a lot of the craft details had to be found.
    When brass nuggets were 10k
    Iron Nails were 70k
    The building of the economy was a pretty exciting part of it.
    Crafters had to shout in the cities about what products they had for sale. they kept items in their bazaar for sale.
    Things cost a lot more, but they were also a lot harder to aquire.

    Kids don't know how good they have it these days ^^

    Fresh servers for "new players" will be great in 2.0 as it's all part of the experience.
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  2. 06-02-2012 04:48 AM #2
    Nix
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    Quote Originally Posted by Judge_Xero View Post
    Reading all these posts really makes me miss when FFXIV went live.

    How a lot of the craft details had to be found.
    When brass nuggets were 10k
    Iron Nails were 70k
    The building of the economy was a pretty exciting part of it.
    Crafters had to shout in the cities about what products they had for sale. they kept items in their bazaar for sale.
    Things cost a lot more, but they were also a lot harder to aquire.

    Kids don't know how good they have it these days ^^

    Fresh servers for "new players" will be great in 2.0 as it's all part of the experience.
    The 100k for a lv5 weapon? oh I miss those days! haha
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