do mobs take drowning damage?

[Tunabros]

think one of my guild mates is trolling me

can you snare mobs underwater and just wait it out until they drown

or am I being gullible

:eek:

[Chortles Snortles]

>when zoomers play everquest for the first time
(lol)

[Tunabros]

snortles shut the fuck up. you literally use arrow keys to play and you still don't know

how to use ladders

[Chortles Snortles]

https://i.imgur.com/zzhCtPS.png

[jadier]

They do not.

[Ooloo]

No they don't. Which is kinda bullshit, cause they should.

Thanks for nothing brad

[Enderenter]

think one of my guild mates is trolling me

can you snare mobs underwater and just wait it out until they drown

or am I being gullible

:eek:

That would make snare and root the best spells in the game in zones that have water. No, mobs don't take damage in this manner, or fall damage for that matter.

[aussenseiter]

That's an awesome idea.

[Seducio]

Mobs are also immune to lava

[Cippofra]

And in today's news, bards now level from 1-55 in 1.5 hours

[Ooloo]

Bards are a shit class

[Chewybunny]

No. Unfortunetly.
However, back in the pvp days, I had a Iksar Shaman that I built faction so Crushbone Orcs wouldn't attack me. I would run around Crushbone pvping, and if I ever got into a problem I'd dive into a little lake there and if they follow me I just root them and drown them. I used to have a screenshot where the bottom of the pit was just a bunch of corpses.

[Jimjam]

Crushbone pvp is all about charming the invis royal guard. Guaranteed lolz.

[Lifebar]

Mobs are also immune to lava

Why don't they make the whole plane out of mobs?

[Seducio]

Why don't they make the whole plane out of mobs?

Unsure if this is merely rhetorical. I don't follow what you are asking

[notintheface]

if everquest devs had tried to program this functionality, it would have blown up the internet and any pc connected to it

[Trexller]

if everquest devs had tried to program this functionality, it would have blown up the internet and any pc connected to it

they nearly did, and with alot less

You don't know what success feels like until you've tanked the biggest internet pipeline into San Diego for a week—minimum. Sure, most online games have network issues on day one, but in 1999 EverQuest wasn't just coughing out innocuous error codes. It was so popular that the internet provider hosting its servers had to physically run more cables to Los Angeles just to accommodate the tens of thousands of players dying to explore its cutting-edge 3D world.

"We used it all," laughs John Smedley, one of EverQuest's creators. "All of it. It was the largest internet connection into San Diego and it was constantly going down. It messed up internet here in San Diego for a good solid week."

During that seven-day nightmare, every corporation on that network had their online operations sabotaged by a bunch of nerds who'd somehow been given $4.5 million dollars and a mission to create something extraordinary.

Breaking the internet: The story of EverQuest, the MMO that changed everything (https://www.pcgamer.com/breaking-the-internet-the-story-of-everquest-the-mmo-that-changed-everything/)

[Ooloo]

Unsure if this is merely rhetorical. I don't follow what you are asking

It's a seinfeld joke about how they should make the whole plane out of the black box since it's the only thing that survives plane crashes

Then norm macdonald also did a spoof of that joke about a kid who survived a plane crash, and how they should "make the whole plane out of that kid".

The more you know!

[Seducio]

As a Seinfeld/Curb fan I am surprised this one escaped me.

These pretzels are making me thirsty. Thanks for the heads up.