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"EverQuest II" to debut in 2003

Parsa writes "This story at Cnet says; A new version of the popular computer game "EverQuest" will make its debut late next year, Sony Online Entertainment said Thursday. Sony Online Entertainment says the next version of the popular computer game will feature a new 3D engine and a tradesman class for "nonconfrontational" character advancement. "

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  1. Re:Something I'd find innovative by Silverhammer · · Score: 4, Informative
    Your $10-15 per month covers not only the fees for the servers and bandwidth, but for monthly additions in the form of new items, new areas to explore, new monsters, etc.

    MU*s still do all this for free. Servers and bandwidth are dirt cheap when the game is text-only, so the game's "owner" often pays for it out of his pocket, and all the additions are gladly contributed by the players themselves out of simple love for the game world.

    Like the guy said, all Everquest and its ilk bring to the party is pretty graphics.