Also Emmin, you obviously have mis-underestimated RNG in this game. I call this game RNGquest, it's the king of RNG.

Server can be patched with no one even knowing, they did it as such to preload the updates so a new update files would not have to be manually downloaded and added into the EQ directory. This is mostly for the major content patches however.

Or the fact I have killed 20k wyverns in SS without seeing the Wurm Lord Shawl and other people have got it in 200 kills and they have no idea how rare it is.

Sorry for your bad luck Emmin!

I figured I would let you know the spawn rate has not been nerfed in anyway.

Spawns are just random, I can remember when I used to play many hours would pass without seeing one named. Then the next time I camp the same spawn I would have a few of them.

With that said, Welcome to Classic EverQuest! :)

Emmim personally trained Felspine on me then ducked over my corpse to simulate a lewd act to humiliate me.

This thread has become quite entertaining. I'm glad I made it. :)

When did velious launch on here again?

I was in a salty mood when I originally made this thread because I had just seen 25 placeholders in a row at a camp where the named has historically been much more common. I deserve to get some shit for it now that the guides have provided their input, and I can laugh about it with the rest of you because it's pretty funny.

There's a silver lining for me, though, because I thought the spawn rate had actually been lowered, so I was never going to farm Fellspine again. Now I know that's not true (thanks guides!). Let it rain haste belts on Project 1999! :D

A+++ for ducking out of the obvious attempt to sway the forum elfs with misinformation to sell a seahorse spine belt for an immensely inflated amount.

I never suspected you for a minute of doing that, btw! The Emmin I know is straight as an arrow and would NEVER try to sell items for more than the typical going rate!

Afterall... 60k is still decent plats, I mean it's not 80k, but, still not bad! :)

Lol. This guy.

Think what you'd like, sir.