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[Unkownsoldier]

Well basically, you got a free p2p with the old system, so it might have been better to keep that system.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Unkownsoldier

Well basically, you got a free p2p with the old system, so it might have been better to keep that system.

Not really. The way it worked before was if you upgraded, you didn't connect that to your Graal account. In theory you could have just used the Admin-Playerworldxxxx account all the time. That account didn't have a free P2P, or lifetime gold, or whatever. The only server it had access to was the server you rented. I don't think it could even play Classic servers.

Now it's exactly the same, except you don't get a new account, it just gives you access to your server on your account. What I mean is that if I upgrade a server, I don't need gold to play it. I can log on "Dev cbk1994" or whatever I rename it to, and can play without limitations on that (my) server. I'd still need gold if I wanted to play any other UC servers, though.

[papajchris]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

I don't think it could even play Classic servers.

You had access to classic servers but only as a trial account. If you werent on your server, you were basically recognized as a trial account and could do everything a trial could do.

[cyan3]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

Not really. The way it worked before was if you upgraded, you didn't connect that to your Graal account. In theory you could have just used the Admin-Playerworldxxxx account all the time. That account didn't have a free P2P, or lifetime gold, or whatever. The only server it had access to was the server you rented. I don't think it could even play Classic servers.

This is true, however on Graal Kingdoms at Easter or any other event you could obtain items from the playerworld admin account could also obtain those items. The only problem with this is that the accounts got reset just like a trial did thus allowing the same playerworld admin account to obtain as may special items as they wanted. It's safe to say I'm glad they were disabled so this couldn't happen again.