Not much grouping?

[Jimjam]

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

General treadmill is:

Crushbone
Unrest
Mistmoore
City of mist
Karnors
Velks

Mainly because of exp bonus, ease of access and being outdoor zones except for velks. There are arguably better spots but they're more of a BYOGroup basis. You can usually find duo/trio partners in popular spots like SK aviaks/gnolls.

The upside is some zones are criminally underrated and you get them mostly for yourself or your group. Been leveling my cleric solo in befallen and it has been a blast, never did that zone before.

Even xp highway is dead except maybe KC.

[Goregasmic]

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

Even xp highway is dead except maybe KC.

I created my main on green in january 2024 and I've always seen several groups in those zones when I went through them. It was admittedly mostly during peak times but grouping is far from dead even though it is the shadow of its former glory.

I'd even argue that you guys remember the crowded zones with teary eyes but places like KC feel cramped with 4 groups and the exp is known to be mostly terrible so imagine how terrible the exp was then when there were 40+ people in zone at all times... much better today than getting like 10 mobs every 27mins in a group of 6.

[Jimjam]

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

I created my main on green in january 2024 and I've always seen several groups in those zones when I went through them. It was admittedly mostly during peak times but grouping is far from dead even though it is the shadow of its former glory.

I'd even argue that you guys remember the crowded zones with teary eyes but places like KC feel cramped with 4 groups and the exp is known to be mostly terrible so imagine how terrible the exp was then when there were 40+ people in zone at all times... much better today than getting like 10 mobs every 27mins in a group of 6.

Glad to read green is doing a little better than blue on this front!