pro1999.com

[realpoor]

Tell me what strats y'all want and I'll add em.

[Ingrum]

I was thinking that as well, oldhead.

Also, some trivial lists for the researching would be awesome. I can try to find those out for you if you wish.

[girth]

Forgot how much work I did on that wiki back when I had a job. Good times.

[realpoor]

Ill try to update the trivial lvls tomorrow if you could give me a list of those, all I know is on my mage im at 66 research and have researched all my spells up to 24 without possibly getting a skillup (used my pts to get my research up that high).

Also what other information on other classes would you like? I've always played casters so not sure what good information would be good for priests/tanks/melee

[Jinkeybhoy]

Looks really, really good so far!

One suggestion I do have though is if you have the time, add a newbie section where it outlines various quests, provides maps, camps, items etc. for new players just starting out or players trying to get a feel for classic.

Other than that, the site looks great, keep up the good work!

[Mcbard]

Nice work! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Messianic]

My main suggestion is to focus on mob statistics - even research info is fairly easy to find (Crys.org, with the exception of trivial levels), but mob info in p1999 - hp, max hit, spells cast by caster mobs, possibly with calculations based on parsing of relative AC for mobs in classifications like "Heavy AC," "Moderate AC," "Low AC," etc.

One of the things i'd love to be able to know is exactly how much damage I need to do to bring a mob down, or the kinds of things it'll throw at me, or the exact percentage drop rates of certain items...

Great work though - looks like it has real potential. Like our own p99 version of Allakhazam =)

[hablabba]

Quick write up for dark elf newbies if you wanna add to the site because I'm bored at work :P

1-4
From Neriak entrance, head northeast (not sure of the actual dir, but speaking as if your back is facing Neriak) to the "newbie log". Tons of spiderlings (social aggro, be careful as there's lots of 'em), decaying skeletons, black wolves, and moss snakes to fight. Save all spiderling silks and bone chips to sell to players in EC for up to 5pp per stack.

Never did any quests here.. anyone want to contribute?

4-7
Still in Nektulos, past the bridge in the NW corner near the EC zoneline there is an undead camp with skeletons and zombies which are great exp if you have a group or capable of strong solo (nec, enc). Lesser mummy occasionally spawns here so watch out. You can also fight skeletons, tree snakes, and black bears a bit north of the newbie log. Pretty much just roam the area with the occasional undead camp killing.

7-10
Nektulos can take you to 8 but it's kinda slow. I'd recommend going to EC to kill blues/light blues and work up to the evens/yellows if you can handle them or join orc groups. It's also really easy to get buffs like mage DS, clarity, SoW etc. from players here. Be nice and only ask once, but these can really help you fly through the levels.

Also, if you're determined, you can get these buffs at level 1 and lay waste to west freeport newbie mobs and then do pumas/easy EC stuff and just do that instead of Nektulos.. really depends on how often you can buffs though.

[realpoor]

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

Quick write up for dark elf newbies if you wanna add to the site because I'm bored at work :P

1-4
From Neriak entrance, head northeast (not sure of the actual dir, but speaking as if your back is facing Neriak) to the "newbie log". Tons of spiderlings (social aggro, be careful as there's lots of 'em), decaying skeletons, black wolves, and moss snakes to fight. Save all spiderling silks and bone chips to sell to players in EC for up to 5pp per stack.

Never did any quests here.. anyone want to contribute?

4-7
Still in Nektulos, past the bridge in the NW corner near the EC zoneline there is an undead camp with skeletons and zombies which are great exp if you have a group or capable of strong solo (nec, enc). Lesser mummy occasionally spawns here so watch out. You can also fight skeletons, tree snakes, and black bears a bit north of the newbie log. Pretty much just roam the area with the occasional undead camp killing.

7-10
Nektulos can take you to 8 but it's kinda slow. I'd recommend going to EC to kill blues/light blues and work up to the evens/yellows if you can handle them or join orc groups. It's also really easy to get buffs like mage DS, clarity, SoW etc. from players here. Be nice and only ask once, but these can really help you fly through the levels.

Also, if you're determined, you can get these buffs at level 1 and lay waste to west freeport newbie mobs and then do pumas/easy EC stuff and just do that instead of Nektulos.. really depends on how often you can buffs though.

Added!

[realpoor]

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

My main suggestion is to focus on mob statistics - even research info is fairly easy to find (Crys.org, with the exception of trivial levels), but mob info in p1999 - hp, max hit, spells cast by caster mobs, possibly with calculations based on parsing of relative AC for mobs in classifications like "Heavy AC," "Moderate AC," "Low AC," etc.

One of the things i'd love to be able to know is exactly how much damage I need to do to bring a mob down, or the kinds of things it'll throw at me, or the exact percentage drop rates of certain items...

Great work though - looks like it has real potential. Like our own p99 version of Allakhazam =)

I would need more information on which mobs you want this on, and what information you want me to attack to that mob.