Funny - Anyone else have an addiction problem?

[wisperin]

I think I might have an issue...

 

[Sic]

only a 57 minute session? pfft rookie numbers

 

[Pigasus]

Breaking the cheesing habit is rough

 

[Jarlentor]

hahaahaha
They don't call it EverCrack for nothing!!!!

 

[Lord Sivion]

It's only a problem if you admit it....

Don't admit it....

It's just passion at that point.

 

[Grimmllind]

I think I might have an issue...

how do you get 46 years of entitled time on a 26 year old game?

 

[wisperin]

how do you get 46 years of entitled time on a 26 year old game?

I did not know what that meant either. Google AI says:

In EverQuest, "entitled time" refers to the cumulative subscription time associated with an account, which determines eligibility for Veteran Rewards. It's different from the actual /played time (character's playtime) and is primarily used to track eligibility for these specific in-game benefits.

Key points about entitled time:

• Determines Veteran Rewards:
  Entitled time is used to determine what Veteran Rewards a character is eligible for, such as special buffs or items.
  
  
• Not the same as /played:
  The /played command displays a character's total playtime, while entitled time tracks the overall subscription time of the account.
  
  
• Can differ from account age:
  The time listed as "entitled time" may not always perfectly match the actual age of an account, especially if there were periods of inactivity or subscription changes.
  
  
• May be slightly rounded:
  The /played command and the entitled time display can sometimes show rounded values, leading to slight discrepancies, according to EverQuest forums.
  
  
• No longer critical for rewards:
  While originally a key factor in determining Veteran Rewards, the system has evolved, and many rewards are now available to all players, diminishing the importance of entitled time in this regard.
  
  
• Can be affected by subscription changes:
  Periods where a player was not subscribed or had their subscription lapse will affect the entitled time, says the Daybreak Game Company.
  
  
• No in-game impact on game mechanics:
  Changes to entitled time have no effect on the current game mechanics or gameplay.

Daybreak Forums also says:
Most likely your friend was a guide at some stage and had extra entitlement time added.

Your account will only show the entitlement on the account that you were subbed, that changed when the servers went to F2P when time started to get entitlement added even if you had no sub.

I was a guide a long time ago for a short time