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Brook · 07-17-2009, 09:51 PM

TSR-DanielH wrote:

Wingrider01 wrote:
correct based on the active eq2 account not the station access account
Wingrider is correct. It goes by the amount of paid time on the account. It does not count time when the game was inactive. You might have some additional vet time from expansion purchases as well.

This is incorrect.

It does not matter if the account goes inactive, vet rewards will count from the first day you registered EQ2.

If you only played the day the game was launched then quit and then reactivated the account today, you would still get 5 year vet rewards.

07-17-2009, 09:51 PM	#4
Brook Tester Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,336	TSR-DanielH wrote: Wingrider01 wrote: correct based on the active eq2 account not the station access account Wingrider is correct. It goes by the amount of paid time on the account. It does not count time when the game was inactive. You might have some additional vet time from expansion purchases as well. This is incorrect. It does not matter if the account goes inactive, vet rewards will count from the first day you registered EQ2. If you only played the day the game was launched then quit and then reactivated the account today, you would still get 5 year vet rewards. __________________ But seriously, you're the kind of guy that zones into gears without a healer and spends the whole match talking about the fact there isn't a healer instead of contributing. I hate you, and everyone like you that plays this game. Please spend less time whining and more time winning, it contributes to the general growth of the game and makes gameplay more enjoyable for all.