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 |  Anyone have experience running EQ in compatibility mode w/ windows 8 ? I played EQ patched over the summer and leveled a cleric to 55 while on vacation. Although it was much fun soloing Guk w/ a merc and picking up a SSoY, I quickly realized what made the game fun for me in the past was lost. After finding 1999 on reddit I realized I want to get back into the game. I checked out Amazon found a number of EQ packs such as Platinum for sale very reasonably priced. I'm itching to pull the trigger but want to ensure I can run EQ on Windows 8 in compatibility mode. After checking out some info, it seems not all older programs work with 8. Also I want to add I have much time available to game with you folks, and I had a good bit of experience playing the original game. Looking to get with a group of mature like minded individuals. Funny that upstairs is a PS4 I purchased recently (don't kill me I have been a console gamer for years and years, all due to very poor internet availability in my area)... collecting dust. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Thanks for the help. | ||
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 |   Lots of folks play P99 on Win 8; I have before as well. You should be good to go. | ||
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 |   'EverQuest Titanium' is the only version compatible with P99, as the server is not allowed to distribute any game files. For info on where to get it, check here: http://www.project1999.com/forums/sh...881#post849881 | ||
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 |   Nah I never had any problems and this is a pretty innocent set of files. You may need the free Daemon Tools Lite program or similar to mount any disc images. | ||
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 |   windows 8 has native disc mounting. also, run compatibility mode for win 95. works like a charm. 
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