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The correct and obvious answer: roll alts. EQ is nice in that each class has a fairly distinct playstyle, which makes playing different classes worthwhile. It's a very different experiencing play a Bard than it is a Magician, or playing a Ranger vs. playing a Shaman. Even classes with similar roles can play very differently: Monk and Rogue are quite distinct, and the two Knight classes are as well. For added fun, roll alts with friends in pre-made duos and trios and level in more challenging and out of the way areas. There is a tremendous amount of content in the game for the 1-50 levels that gets mostly overlooked, which is a shame, because it's actually the real meat of Everquest in my opinion.
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After I did everything you suggested years ago.
I logged over to red. Have yet to log back over to blue for any reason, ever again. |
I agree with vexenu. Get a friend and go do something so stupid it's awesome. Like jumping into the hole and surviving. I learned the hard way that enchanters with air illusion get an advantage, I won't tell you how though, that's what makes it stupid fun. Then do it again.
Try non cookie cutter duos. I've found bard/ranger to be a whole lot of fun and very effective if played smart. Things like that are what keep it fun for me when I start to feel the grind. |
Do epic RP adventures in game and then deliver stories for the community.
Shit post on the forums. |
Do what all the other level 60's do, farm greens and be a total jack@$$ to those PCs of lower levels
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Professional EQ fishing tournaments.
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stare at a wall for 18 hours straight
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Really the only option at this point. |
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