Out of curiousity ...

[Nekromantik]

And I'm sure it's been asked before, but is there any good reason why they can't have subfolders for each adventure pack and expansion?/sigh

[Skywarrior]

Any reason why they should?  The typical user really shouldn't care or even need to know what the folder structure looks like for the game.  All the EQ2 game files are tucked away neatly in a single folder already and the patcher knows where they are.  I'm not saying they shouldn't do this but I am curious about why you think it important, if only for the sake of discussion.

[Nolrog]

<cite>Skywarrior wrote:</cite><blockquote>Any reason why they should?  The typical user really shouldn't care or even need to know what the folder structure looks like for the game.  All the EQ2 game files are tucked away neatly in a single folder already and the patcher knows where they are.  I'm not saying they shouldn't do this but I am curious about why you think it important, if only for the sake of discussion.</blockquote><p>Makes it easier for someone to back up the files from that expansion.  Also makes for a neater more organized directory structure.</p>

[LordPazuzu]

<cite>AlaranSATX wrote:</cite><blockquote>And I'm sure it's been asked before, but is there any good reason why they can't have subfolders for each adventure pack and expansion?/sigh</blockquote>I thought they did.  They tend to be labeld somthing like "exp03" or "adv02" or something like that.