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I started in late 2002, November or December. I don't trust Wiki either, but shared the link to support what I know. My memory isn't foggy. :) There was at least one cK member from Vancouver who was in the game before me, not to mention several hunter friends from USA whom I was a runner for...

You're wrong. I started during COT, which started in May 2002. I was "born" late into COT, not long before the game announced Gold status, which happened January 2003. Why would I lie? :scratch2: http://www.entropiaplanets.com/wiki/Project_Entropia_launches_into_Commercial_Open_Trial

By the way, your poll suffers from the inclusion of some options that skew the results and somewhat invalidate it. -"I can't remember" could be a legitimate choice, but isn't really necessary. -"I don't care" and "I don't want to vote" are essentially the same choice, and neither are relevant...

I'll concur, absolutely. To hell with ComPet and all that nonsense. Time to adjust the lens and focus back in on what drew most of the players in, in the first place. Judging by the other topic asking to choose what year you joined the game and started playing, the largest segment of the...

Perhaps more of a niche than a space? :rolleyes:

I started several weeks before 2003, I can't recall exactly but it was in the C.O.T. phase (Commercial Open Trial), also known as Pre-Gold. Your poll probably could've included '2002' or 'Pre-2003' as an option. No auction house, no SIB, no (L) items, no mindforce, no vehicles, no hats or...

It doesn't mean Evey's wrong, either.

I hear you, Acro. In PE, there was a total sense of mystery and adventure about everything that was going on. Now, people only need to browse a forum or EntropiaWiki or EntropiaLife and consider themselves all-knowing about every aspect of the game and other players. Auction houses, for all...

Wouldn't be a surprise in the least. I don't think any of us deserve any compensation. I still think my proposed "fix" in other threads that were started--and locked--would've been the fairest way to balance this out. Anyone who got into the Matrix on the first day, when everybody else was...

I guess being one of the only participants able to enter the Matrix instance initially, while everyone else was bugged, sure helps to make one a "frontrunner" in the event, eh?

Poor analogy...your metaphor makes no sense at all.

I wish all these theories would explain why, whenever I team-hunt with n00bs just for shits & giggles, and I'm doing by far the most damage to mobs, when an item drops, it almost always ends up with the n00b teammate. This has been happening to me since team hunting was a thing. The probability...

Admit it...you just wanna scoot around like a poodle with worms. :laugh:

That was my M.O. as well...sometimes I'd be back to Karona within 5 minutes, only to have to wait an hour before getting to move ahead. The hour-long waits were totally unnecessary. It would've made a shitload more sense for MA to just sum up the time expired from beginning to end of each...

If that's the case, that would suck even more because a lucky few managed to get into the Matrix at the start, while everyone else was bugged...thus giving those early few entrants an unfair extra time to finish.

You're right. At least I don't have to wait 22+ hours every day anymore only to run that instance and get a shitty, uninspiring 14 PEDs of loot out of the box, each time. The loot window was utterly boring stackable crap, and was practically identical each of the 6 times I ran through that lame...

I'm actually GLAD the winner was a so-called n00b that won the event (I won't be a lameass and quote someone's EL stats in support of this)...and not one of "the usual suspects" or chosens. Good for that! What I don't like is that the prize went to a player in MA's homeland that was able to get...

So, you'll be running around 10% faster in a n00b jumpsuit...while mining. :silly2:

This is totally lame, MA. So the only real purpose of this suit is to run around a bit faster while wearing a n00b jumpsuit. :laugh: That was REALLY worth the PITA that this event ended up being. Congrats on the win, Nick.

I guess you kinda missed the humor of my post; namely, this topic starting off by referencing some invisi-document, but going to the link takes you only to the same line of text, asking you to view said document, posted in this topic...where no document exists. It's a circle-jerk. :rolleyes:

Where *IS* this document you speak of? D'oh... :dunce:

MA has been forking most of us over for years. Bend over and fork 'em long and hard.

And no mention whatsoever would be (not) done about the total lack of fairness regarding those players who somehow got into the Matrix at the start, while everyone else stared at the goddam disco ball. Great job, MindTwats!

Dat my bad. I sometimes get bored and start browsing topics lower in the list, and forget to pay attention to the last post date. :ahh:

That sandbox analogy gave me an idea. Imagine if a bunch of unused assets were randomly distributed throughout the map, for anyone to find? There could be a dot appearing on radar when you get close enough to one, like the current grey-colored "interactives" dots. And if a player happened to...