EQ TLP - Oakwynd (Evolving Ruleset Progression Server)
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I liked Freeport human for classic SK, put your points in strength and you can do just fine and not be encumbered.
The origin is nice and central too, Guk, Sol A/B, CL tunnel all a short run away.
The origin is nice and central too, Guk, Sol A/B, CL tunnel all a short run away.
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On one of these a Monk guildmate had a Wizard box he left online 24/7 bound at the Monk origin point whose sole purpose was to be there to port him places. It's such a quality of life improvement I'm surprised it isn't more common.
RonTheDude
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Did a rogue a couple TLPs ago, it wasn't so bad. It sucked in the moment though because we always had to fill in our static. The guys who insisted on playing "needed" classes had horrible reliability.
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Rajaah
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Yeah it's the same way with Youtube, if you can reach 100 subscribers you're in the top 1 percent. 1000 is more like the top 0.01%.
DickTrickle
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With only two exceptions (Zaide and LevelUpLarry), every EverQuest streamer I've seen is incredibly boring. The game doesn't lend itself well to streaming so you really need a talkative personality to carry things.
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Rajaah
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Ogre SK is the best SK yeah. But you need a source of Shrink, and ASAP. Another reason pocket Shaman is so good.
Oggok kinda sucks as an Origin point too. You can get to Fear raids fast, whoopdy doo. At least with Grobb you've got Guk close by. Troll SK was always kinda cool, until I realized how OP Ogre is.
The DE mask is what I generally go for right away for self-shrink in a single-char truebox static/launch situation. Can get one of those in the early 30's easy enough if you're the only group that far into Guk on day 1.
That's the worst. I've noticed that the people playing tank or cleric in statics are usually the ones most spotty about whether or not they're actually gonna show up, while all the DPSers are ready to go and run the risk of ending up high and dry if one of the two required people poofs. So I started playing tank to not have to worry about it.
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Even if a premade goes tits up at char select on launch day it's still easier to put in big effort on launch weekend.
EQ would be a baller game to stream if you could show everyone the good shit without getting banned.
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Jasper
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Conefed
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The exploits a little but the black ops shit during contests and races (with unmuted comms) would make for good viewing.
yerm
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Stats are not what matters; ogre stun immunity is just several tiers ahead of the other races. I know there are autistic minmaxing ac arguments for iksar but that's usually just warriors.
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Kirun
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Basically any class that can be an Ogre, should be an Ogre. Frontal stun immunity is that good and that powerful, especially in the early era and compared to every other "perk". Sure, it matters less or almost not at all as you start creeping into PoP/GoD/OoW era, but for those first 4 or so expacs it's fucking invaluable.
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For Ranger delete that sky earring, 12 second cast.
Insert Raincaller instead.
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For Ranger delete that sky earring, 12 second cast.
Insert Raincaller instead.
Bah! Was supposed to be their Sky shoulders.
Korzax Stonehammer
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I saw Zaide with over 800 when he was streaming the initial race on mischief. People watch EQ.
Few people with over 100. Not everbody is bad at streaming EQ.
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Jasper
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Oakwynd Information and FAQ | EverQuest Forums
Thank you all for the continued feedback regarding the next TLP, Oakwynd. We want you to know we hear you, and we’ve been carefully monitoring your...
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Some interesting changes, but still nothing that would make me want to play it.
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Q: What is EncounterLocking? What isthe goal for Encounter Locking?
A:The Encounter Locking feature will allow the first person that engages an NPC the ability to prevent others from interfering with the fight. A primary goal with adding this feature is to mitigate issues we've seen regarding kill-stealing and training in the early TLP experience before content becomes more instance based as the expansions unlock.
Q: How is the lock applied?
A: The lock is applied to the first player that gets added to an NPC’s hatelist. This could be via a player attacking the NPC directly or the NPC attacking a player.
Q: How is the lock removed?
A: The lock is removed a short time after the NPC leaves combat. If someone on the lock list attacks the NPC within the period before it unlocks, the countdown will be reset, and the NPC will remain locked.
Q: Can members be added mid fight to the group or raid?
A: Yes. The lock is owned by an individual player. The group or raid that they currently belong to is the one that “owns” the lock. Players that are currently in the same group or raid as that player will be able to attack. Those that are not will not be able to attack.
Q: Will this prevent assisting/helping other players?
A: No. If a player would like assistance from someone outside their group or raid, they can target the NPC and use /yell. This will semi-unlock the NPC and allow anyone to attack it. Once unlocked using /yell, the NPC cannot be locked again until it leaves combat, and the original lock is removed.
Confirmation that this server is cursed. The yell part is even funnier imo. Let me just dump this mob on you...
A:The Encounter Locking feature will allow the first person that engages an NPC the ability to prevent others from interfering with the fight. A primary goal with adding this feature is to mitigate issues we've seen regarding kill-stealing and training in the early TLP experience before content becomes more instance based as the expansions unlock.
Q: How is the lock applied?
A: The lock is applied to the first player that gets added to an NPC’s hatelist. This could be via a player attacking the NPC directly or the NPC attacking a player.
Q: How is the lock removed?
A: The lock is removed a short time after the NPC leaves combat. If someone on the lock list attacks the NPC within the period before it unlocks, the countdown will be reset, and the NPC will remain locked.
Q: Can members be added mid fight to the group or raid?
A: Yes. The lock is owned by an individual player. The group or raid that they currently belong to is the one that “owns” the lock. Players that are currently in the same group or raid as that player will be able to attack. Those that are not will not be able to attack.
Q: Will this prevent assisting/helping other players?
A: No. If a player would like assistance from someone outside their group or raid, they can target the NPC and use /yell. This will semi-unlock the NPC and allow anyone to attack it. Once unlocked using /yell, the NPC cannot be locked again until it leaves combat, and the original lock is removed.
Confirmation that this server is cursed. The yell part is even funnier imo. Let me just dump this mob on you...
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Jasper
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Q: Will the Encounter Locking apply to all NPCs, or will there be exceptions?
A: There will be exceptions and some NPCs will be excluded from the Encounter Locking feature due to them requiring cooperation amongst different people or being part of events that wouldn’t be completable if the NPCs were locked to separate people.
This kinda jumps out. Guessing Vulak could fall into this category?
A: There will be exceptions and some NPCs will be excluded from the Encounter Locking feature due to them requiring cooperation amongst different people or being part of events that wouldn’t be completable if the NPCs were locked to separate people.
This kinda jumps out. Guessing Vulak could fall into this category?
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