A tour of norrath, need some advice

[Slave]

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

But YOU are the one being dumb here if you keep blindly ranting about what is ideal when the people doing this obviously don't want what is ideal. If you are going to make suggestions to help them make a group that is viable enough to do this tour without them all going insane trying to do it, then go ahead; it'll be constructive. But if you're just going to drag this out until it ends up in R&F because you can't stand the thought of someone else doing something that doesn't perfectly mesh with your idea of what the world of EQ should be... then just GTFO already.

Off base and offensive as usual. I'm going to give this exactly what it deserves which is a permanent forum ignore.

[Nordenwatch]

Play what you want to play. If you run into problems later you can deal with them later. Life on this emulator is too short to worry about everything

[Coridan]

Fifty+ is not even remotely an issue for us. We are only gonna play like three nights a month. I am the only one with any experience (live 1999-2004, eq2 2004-2011) and will be playing the Bard. Excepting the wizard the others will easily get on the ball by level 15. Any group that has some healing, some tanking, some cc and some dps is fine for the casual stuff we will be doing. There is no must have class for casual play. If we have to hunt yellows instead of reds oh well.

[Ferok]

You're right, but the druid is still a waste. They have a lot of utility, but you won't get to see any of it because he'll be doing nothing but healing.

But at the low end, you've got a point. By 40 you'll be feeling it.

[Slave]

At the low end he's got every point in the world... just makes the tour a bit overambitious in more than one way.

Yeah, you're not going to want to use Cazic Thule as your hunting grounds. Waaay too many casters, extremely tough area for the level. You could do 25-30-35 in Mistmoore Castle. Very moody, cool zone.

[Picked]

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

At the low end he's got every point in the world... just makes the tour a bit overambitious in more than one way.

Yeah, you're not going to want to use Cazic Thule as your hunting grounds. Waaay too many casters, extremely tough area for the level. You could do 25-30-35 in Mistmoore Castle. Very moody, cool zone.

I wouldn't go to Mistmoore personally. These guys are wanting a different experience then the norm. Everyone and their dog hangs out in MM leveling. Too many groups, too many trains, and too many asshats running around for them to be able to enjoy it.


If you only play a few times a month I wouldn't spend the entire evening dodging someone elses mistake.

[Slave]

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

I wouldn't go to Mistmoore personally. These guys are wanting a different experience then the norm. Everyone and their dog hangs out in MM leveling. Too many groups, too many trains, and too many asshats running around for them to be able to enjoy it.


If you only play a few times a month I wouldn't spend the entire evening dodging someone elses mistake.

Hmmm maybe Splitpaw eh?

[Picked]

Ya or Highkeep or somewhere a little more secluded.

[Ferok]

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

Ya or Highkeep or somewhere a little more secluded.

Highkeep has some action, can even get crowded.

Reality is though, with free ports you should just go wherever a whim takes you on a given night.

[Slave]

There is probably nowhere in the game that is more remote and unused than Splitpaw other than maybe Runnyeye. I mean he's got them going to Mistmoore and Unrest and Oasis anyway, I don't think he's particularly overenamoured of crazy zones. There are really, really good reasons why places like Unrest and Mistmoore are more heavily populated, even to the point of a little chaos.

Highkeep sounds like a great suggestion.