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In an unexpected (and undocumented) change today, it appears that players are now receiving Veteran Rewards from their account’s opening date, rather than actual time played as it has been calculated for many years now.
This means that players who rolled a character in November 2004 and have not played a lick since may stand up and be counted along with those who have been actively supporting the game for 10 years, dutifully paying a monthly subscription. It’s a puzzling change to be sure, and the motivation may have been a genuine hope to attract returning players, but it seems to this reader as ill-considered as selling Titles on the Veteran Reward vendor which were originally granted for defeating specific event-related enemies.
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It was this way for a very long time (up until Sentinels Fate I believe) and then they 'fixed' it so that you only accumulated veteran reward time if you were subscribed.
http://eq2.zam.com/wiki/Veteran%27s_Rewards_%28EQ2%29
a few months ago, i had the 8 year reward
today i have the 10 year reward
http://eq2wire.com/2013/11/05/everquest-ii-10-year-veteran-reward-mercs/
my 2nd acct got boosted 3 years to a 7 year reward today
EQ2 fan sites
I played in beta so I was registered in 2004, though didn't actually start playing till like 2006 as that is about how long it took them to remove combat lock which I absolutely detested about the game and honestly initially hurt the game (few remember that). So it was nice to get that 2 year boost back , woot woot, enjoying it atm.
i've probably subbed to EQ2 only for 1/3 of it's existence
I was happy to find myself eligible for the 11th year vet reward this week
The Isle of Refuge Prestige home with the NPCs is nice
listing of Vet Rewards
http://eq2.zam.com/wiki/Veteran%27s_Rewards_%28EQ2%29
EQ2 fan sites