Total n00b here, to EQ and p1999

[Monty405]

Despite the name 'EverQuest' there is not really that much questing which is worthwhile. Like a previous poster said it is just for certain items which are considered worth the effort.

[Trajor]

On the subject of corpse retrieval: Learn how to use the /loc command especially with a hotkey macro.

To make a hotkey macro. It's in the main Actions menu under Socials, or press Ctrl-O for short. Right click any empty box and give it a Social name Loc. Then in the first line type in /loc then click Accept. Click and hold this button and drag it to your hotkey action bar.

Now press it anytime you're in a fight, especially if you think you're going to die. Do it before you die, or else the UI disappears when you actually die.

How the loc command works: From http://wiki.project1999.com/Commands#.2Floc
To get your coordinate location in your current zone, type "/loc" or simply "/l". The resulting set of numbers is in the form of (y, x, z).

• y: North (positive) and South (negative)
• x: West (positive) and East (negative)
• z: Up (positive) and Down (negative)

Note: The z coordinate often won't be needed, and is therefore not used in many cases.
Example: If you are at (200, 500) and you need to get to (-1300, 400), you must travel South and slightly to the East.

Another tip - put at least 1 point into Sense Heading at your trainer, make a hotkey for it, and press it lots to get it to 200!

[Swish]

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

On the subject of corpse retrieval: Learn how to use the /loc command especially with a hotkey macro.

To make a hotkey macro. It's in the main Actions menu under Socials, or press Ctrl-O for short. Right click any empty box and give it a Social name Loc. Then in the first line type in /loc then click Accept. Click and hold this button and drag it to your hotkey action bar.

Now press it anytime you're in a fight, especially if you think you're going to die. Do it before you die, or else the UI disappears when you actually die.

How the loc command works: From http://wiki.project1999.com/Commands#.2Floc
To get your coordinate location in your current zone, type "/loc" or simply "/l". The resulting set of numbers is in the form of (y, x, z).

• y: North (positive) and South (negative)
• x: West (positive) and East (negative)
• z: Up (positive) and Down (negative)

Note: The z coordinate often won't be needed, and is therefore not used in many cases.
Example: If you are at (200, 500) and you need to get to (-1300, 400), you must travel South and slightly to the East.

Another tip - put at least 1 point into Sense Heading at your trainer, make a hotkey for it, and press it lots to get it to 200!

Also with sense heading, bind it to a movement key (W, A or D perhaps), its effort free attempts that way.