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Mozenwrathe · 05-01-2006, 07:35 PM

I believe that part of the CEP was a "popularity contest" in terms of what was included: high downloads meant it must have been used in a lot of places. Not everything needed to be high quality in order to be required by many. I know a lot of servers would want various shield packages to bulk up the set that Bioware provides. And then there'll be at least ten to twenty potential Persistent Worlds that will all want "The Grand Dune Tileset" while another seven (along with fifteen module makers) will desire "The Dark And Scary Mansion Tileset." So while there might have been higher quality merchandise out there, what sells is what will be put on the market (so to speak in retail terminology).

[ 05-01-2006, 08:02 PM: Message edited by: Mozenwrathe ]

05-01-2006, 07:35 PM	#19
Mozenwrathe Symbol of Cyric Join Date: January 31, 2005 Location: Mississauga (Toronto), Ontario, CANADA Age: 49 Posts: 1,214	I believe that part of the CEP was a "popularity contest" in terms of what was included: high downloads meant it must have been used in a lot of places. Not everything needed to be high quality in order to be required by many. I know a lot of servers would want various shield packages to bulk up the set that Bioware provides. And then there'll be at least ten to twenty potential Persistent Worlds that will all want "The Grand Dune Tileset" while another seven (along with fifteen module makers) will desire "The Dark And Scary Mansion Tileset." So while there might have been higher quality merchandise out there, what sells is what will be put on the market (so to speak in retail terminology). [ 05-01-2006, 08:02 PM: Message edited by: Mozenwrathe ] __________________ There are no paths to power which are not fraught with confrontation. No matter the battle, a lesson must be won. In the end, the path shall fade into nothingness for the one walking it, but may go on for eternity for those whom choose to follow. One must know their own footsteps before taking that first step, or instead of choosing your battles, your battles will choose you.