Mr_Zero

Although I respect everyone who tries to run a server, I don't think most admins realize that the same old platform just isn't going to cut it anymore, at least not truly. Of course PvP servers aren't known for their longevity, but at least they used to be fun and populated. Now, by the time you farm for your top gear, the population is so low that we shouldn't even call them PvP servers anymore... because, simply put, there's no PvP. What do we get in PvP servers these days? -Farm Spot 1 and 2 -Farm currency (to enchant in Giran like morons up to +20) -Vote RB jewels (vote system is just about the worst thing that happened to L2 Privates) -Some Custom RBs (maybe), with global announcement -Silly auto events How many of these servers and "seasons" have we played? 100? 200? God knows... It would be nice if someone made a PvP server that completely overhauls the platform, though I doubt it would ever happen, since Admins appear happy with their week (at most) of glory, and a part of the community appears to be content with the idea of bunny hopping servers weekly, waiting for the Friday / Saturday / Sunday server launches, doing the same exact thing over and over again. It's pretty sad, imo.

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Don't know if it's even possible, but that's not the only point of this thread. The point is pretty simple, and its mostly addressed to people who play on mid/high rates. Assuming it could happen, would you join an L2Classic Mid-rate server?

I don't see why this should be considered a joke (unless there's a technical issue involved in getting the thing started, rendering it nearly impossible). Honestly, I've been wondering the same thing for quite awhile now, and I'm sure numerous "average" L2 players think the same. There is a very large community of people who simply cant be bothered to play on an x3, and an equally large community that is tired of Interlude / H5 that have been offering the same exact thing for years and years now. An L2Classic server that doesn't force you to invest months and months just to get somewhere, and is more "casual" seems like something a lot of people would be willing to try out.