What's the best PP spot for lvl 60?

[Ella`Ella]

The best way to make PP at level 60 is

1. Join or form a top tier raiding guild
2. Gain the respect of peers and become an officer
3. Create policies that heavily favor guild banking valuable loots
4. Position yourself to be treasurer
5. Become guild leader
6. Merge guild with another guild
7. Strip guild bank during merger

[knottyb0y]

Originally Posted by Ella`Ella [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The best way to make PP at level 60 is

1. Join or form a top tier raiding guild
2. Gain the respect of peers and become an officer
3. Create policies that heavily favor guild banking valuable loots
4. Position yourself to be treasurer
5. Become guild leader
6. Merge guild with another guild
7. Strip guild bank during merger

Sounds like you've been through some shit.

[MagpieRockyl]

Ella is an eq genius

[DinoTriz]

Originally Posted by mickmoranis [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

38 plat per min is tuff 2 beat

That does sound pretty nice.

Could you imagine how contested it would be if it wasn't nerfed? Man, what a circus.

[Gozuk]

Truthfully, before the nerfs Seafuries wasn't half as bad as most people imagined. I don't think there was a single time I went out there and didn't end up getting a "spot" where I was getting a healthy amount of spawns.

Sure there was the occasional lunatic/horror story but it was the assumption by many that it was too crowded to be worth it that stopped many from going there at all.

[Dreenk317]

Originally Posted by Gozuk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Truthfully, before the nerfs Seafuries wasn't half as bad as most people imagined. I don't think there was a single time I went out there and didn't end up getting a "spot" where I was getting a healthy amount of spawns.

Sure there was the occasional lunatic/horror story but it was the assumption by many that it was too crowded to be worth it that stopped many from going there at all.

I farmed seafuries a lot, and your right. However, it was definitely a "frontier justice" type spot. GM's never came for petitions (well practically never, I saw one show up to nuke a boxer once). If someone was KS'ing the spawns I'd been farming for hours. I'd call in a shaman friend that was bound there and pull everything I saw said KS'er going for and have my shaman friend root rotting them on the beach. You take my shit... I take all of your shit.... It worked wonders for me. They would either leave soon after, or work out some sort of split. For the most part though, your right, people would farm there spawns in peace and there was little issue that wasn't easily resolved with a tell.

[Raavak]

Originally Posted by MagpieRockyl [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Ella is an eq genius

^this

...and...

its happened so many times. Will happen so many times more.

[BarackObooma]

I haven't played since before the Seafuries got nerfed. How badly were they nerfed? What would you say is the average vendor pp per Seafury now?

[beargryllz]

Originally Posted by BarackObooma [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I haven't played since before the Seafuries got nerfed. How badly were they nerfed? What would you say is the average vendor pp per Seafury now?

Still pretty high, higher than most camps

It's just better to use it as a leveling + pp camp than a pure pp camp. Bind your lvl 50 druid on the island and gate back and forth to sell while you level up

[beargryllz]

Originally Posted by SiouxNation [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

We should get some one to point the finger at the culprit.

That's standard in literally every raid guild in literally every MMO

There aren't enough fingers in the world to point out all the culprits