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Bunch of my buddies are arguing on how it started. anywhere were the owner speaks about how he started this site?

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I think i saw somewhere that @EpicNPC bought this site actually from a previous ownerBunch of my buddies are arguing on how it started. anywhere were the owner speaks about how he started this site?
AdministratorAnd what was the idea of naming the site EpicNPC? I mean... what’s so Epic about being an NPC?The site has two histories. One with me and one with the original owner. I'll start with our history first.
Originally the site was called MMObay (.net). This domain is owned by someone else now. It was an auction site similar to Ebay and was opened in 2008 shortly after Ebay announced it was banning the sale of virtual items. In 2010 MarkeeDragon was purchased, which was a forum marketplace similar to what it is today. However we did not purchase the domain, only the user and database.
A forum was opened on MMObay for the MarkeeDragon users and the site operated with an auction site and forum until 2012 when Epicnpc.com was opened. We moved the forum to Epicnpc to separate the two systems. Epicnpc was growing at a faster rate then MMObay, so in 2013 we closed MMObay. In 2014 we let the MMOBay domain expire and it was purchased by someone else.
MarkeeDragon started in 2002, although their forum marketplace didn't start until 2003 when members starting posting Ultima Online items for sale and it remained this way for most of 2003 and 2004. By 2005 they embraced the marketplace idea and added categories for a dozen different MMORPGs turning the site from a gaming site to a gaming marketplace. It stayed that way until we purchased the forums in 2010 and that completes the full history of the site![]()
AdministratorWhen the site first launched it was mainly for MMORPG games. Back then most games didn't have auction houses where players could sell to each other, you had to do it manually via chat or out of game via a message board. The vendors and stores in-game were generally controlled by NPCs so the idea was we were like a store, but not controlled by a normal NPC, we were an "Epic NPC"And what was the idea of naming the site EpicNPC? I mean... what’s so Epic about being an NPC?You know... That word actually have negatives connotation if used as a slang nowadays. It’s pretty much a synonym of being a Sheeple IRL
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