The decision was final the minute I decided not to play Pirates of the Burning Seas. Absolutely no point in me continuing to pay $30 bucks a month to play a single Sony title, EQ2. And with nothing I'm interested in on the horizon, it was time to stop paying for the privilege of playing nothing. And now that I don't have time to play anything at all, I decided to flat-out cancel my subscription all together. I know that I'll make my way back to EQ2 again some day - probably whenever the next expansion hits. Until then good luck and happy times to all the EQ2ers.
Well if you haven't dropped eve yet due to RL, just remember: EvEMon is your friend. Even if you can't afford to buy new skills there's always getting all your existing skills to 4/5 and hey it's a perfect time to learn all those learning skills that when you're actually playing the game are just a drag to learn. (the ones that improve your skill learning speed). EvEMon runs in the tray and can let you know when a skill got learned and it's time to put in the next one. Very useful if you've got limited play time. Nothing quite like getting back and suddenly being able to zip thru things that took you way too much time before and/or being able to equip tech 2 equipment on your ships you weren't able to before.
Posted by: Letrange | February 19, 2008 at 03:08 AM
@Letrange...I haven't been as diligent about it as I was a few weeks back. I miss days here and there but yes, I'm still training. I had purchased the next 4 books on my training list before my departure in preparation for when I'd be able to use them.
Posted by: Saylah | February 19, 2008 at 08:56 AM
On a side note, I just noticed that the new Warhammer Online game is a product of EA. In addition it was delayed last November through the middle of this year. Not good. I will probably stay away from it. I am not a big fan of Electronic Arts.
Posted by: RomaGoth | February 20, 2008 at 10:28 AM
I´m on a very similar situation. EQ can be very time consuming, good luck with everything.
Posted by: Toyman | February 25, 2008 at 01:53 PM