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bobzdaman4
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hoping for a yes.

Post by bobzdaman4 » Wed Jun 13, 2012 9:30 pm

i have been looking,and i cannot seem to find a compile for the test server anywhere.
is there one out there?
if not would someone be willing to try and make me one for a fee please?
i dont need anything real special
the must haves or it doesnt work
aand then:
fps
map
moveutils
melee
itemdisplay
cast..

i have no knowledge of compiling whatsoever or i would attempt.
if this is already in existance, or somone would be willing to help me by compiling it each patch(i will pay) please let me know, and thank you

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Re: hoping for a yes.

Post by ieatacid » Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:21 pm

Doesn't exist.

I'd do it for a fee, but it would have to be a pretty good one since there are multiple patches per week and it would take up a great deal more time than updates for live :smile:

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Re: hoping for a yes.

Post by Senalgon » Sat Jul 14, 2012 2:26 pm

Going to bump this to clarify something, as I actually came here for something similiar. I've never used MQ on live, used it a little on an emu.
Hopping back on live and trying to box with the EQBC and /stick is a major pain, but I play on Test. Saw this post and was a little disappointed, but figured I'd ask this..OP lists several different things there.. If all you wanted was /stick and EQBC, is there any way to make that much work on test? Don't need the map or any other commands, no macros.. Just hate /follow, and having to alt tab for everything is a pain.

Thanks, hope this isn't too stupid of a question.

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Re: hoping for a yes.

Post by Gomer » Sat Jul 14, 2012 4:34 pm

Making it work at all is pretty much the same amount of effort as making everything work.
Actual new feature fixes would probably help for monthly patches on live servers too, but getting basic functionality going for every test patch would be significant.
If you care about MQ2, don't play on test.