The sweet sweet memories.

[Sorinji]

Oh am i glad i found out about this place, been playing EQ live for a bit and heard about this place. Last night i finally got logged in and started playing and it was like a wave of memories washing over me. I forgot how much i missed the older eq.

[Gaxx]

Time to make new memories now! Welcome to the server.

[braxious]

ive already been killed by the guards and got BB trained to death ....

its fun ..

[Sorinji]

Haha ya i remember the trains in BB and CB. i hated the ones in CB, just hanging out by the entrance slaying some lower levels when someone comes screaming about a train its time to high tail it to the zone and wait a few mins lol.

[braxious]

Haha ya i remember the trains in BB and CB. i hated the ones in CB, just hanging out by the entrance slaying some lower levels when someone comes screaming about a train its time to high tail it to the zone and wait a few mins lol.



yeah one thing I have noticed is, no one calls them anymore so keep a lookout

[Sorinji]

welp i for one will be calling out trains but usually i just die with the pack of mobs i just move out of their respwn range. I always hated zoning in and unexpected dying from a pack of mobs sitting at the zone. Thanks for the heads up.

[rogoshen]

Ah the memories, I instantly jumped into the fun ones, like constantly trying to get to gfaydark with an iksar at low levels :D Many deaths! Look for me in game if you need any help or someone to group with!

[Caldwin]

Haha ya i remember the trains in BB and CB. i hated the ones in CB, just hanging out by the entrance slaying some lower levels when someone comes screaming about a train its time to high tail it to the zone and wait a few mins lol.

The real "fun" was/is zone ping pong at the CB zone. That's where there are mobs on both side and I'm zoning back and forth trying to avoid them.

[Thuds McGee]

Welcome and see you ingame

[myriverse]

yeah one thing I have noticed is, no one calls them anymore so keep a lookout
It's kind of assumed. If you don't see a train, it means one is coming.