Euro Mir History
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I remember the old man NPC in WW going wrong and continually belching out items. There were constant streams of people running from Bichon.
It was all lowbie stuff but it added up into decent gold.
These player numbers of between 2500 and 5000 seem a bit over the top.
5000 x £7 x 12 = £420k a year. I think even GN could have made a better job of it if they earnt that much a year.
It was all lowbie stuff but it added up into decent gold.
These player numbers of between 2500 and 5000 seem a bit over the top.
5000 x £7 x 12 = £420k a year. I think even GN could have made a better job of it if they earnt that much a year.
FloppyQ
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210 MB lmao...
From what i recall they were making over 1m per annum.
Game network had a shareholder report where they explained that their revenue had dropped - It circulated as a possible end for Mir II.
From what i recall they were making over 1m per annum.
Spent a good part of late 2001 listening to that sweet sweet AoL connection tune every 2 hours or when somebody needed the phone 
Don't know how many times I had to ban OO1 from the forums
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Big enough that it was quicker for a lot of people to buy the disc they sent out.
Iirc their was a PC magazine that came with it as well.
Somwhere on a terribly corroded cd I have the original client that took days to download. Started like first day or so of beta. Will have a dig
edit.. After a quick dig found a HD from a 2007 rebuild. Copy of original Mir Manual i downloaded 4th june 2001. Had the original spitting spider which is cute lol
edit2.. Found what i think is the version 1 launcher. Saved it from certain death and tested, its still working. File date 10 July 2001
edit.. After a quick dig found a HD from a 2007 rebuild. Copy of original Mir Manual i downloaded 4th june 2001. Had the original spitting spider which is cute lol
edit2.. Found what i think is the version 1 launcher. Saved it from certain death and tested, its still working. File date 10 July 2001
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You're actually still alive.. thats impressive.
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I remember saving up some of my lunch money each week, then going down to the co-op to top up my SplashPlastic. O_O
Indeed, level 7 was abit harsh
On euro mir even GM's needed a subscription to login on an over 7/20 xD
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oh the fun of playing mir on dial up lol , using wannado or AOL lol , you couldn't do a massive hunt to places like the back end of pb caves or even finish your run to evil mir , without having to disconnect and reconnect , meaning you had to do the whole run all over again lol
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Line one after midnight til 8nam for free internet
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ahh not heard of that one , we only had wanadoo or aol as an option with a disk to install it lol
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Was AOL not the creepy one where when you took their email service with it kept giving you an audio queue when you get a message of "You Got Company!".. Scared the sht out of me everytime I was playing horror games or trying to kill a boss before someone walked in lol
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I remember hearing my older brother shout across the house because my parents picked the landline up disconnecting him from Mir 
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I was lucky back in the Isle of man, I paid separately for my own line into my room, and kept phone number private, so my 56k dial up never got knocked off. Only time it ever felt laggy was in spider patch and running rme floors, that place used to be jam packed with mobs.I remember hearing my older brother shout across the house because my parents picked the landline up disconnecting him from Mir