Someone summon the Ghost of Ol’ Fippy to turn the tide on this bitchServer basically nonfunctional out the gate lol. Shockingly the majority of players went Freeport and are already roaming the qeynos areas murdering the poor fools that chose the wrong faction, which I doubt will stick with the underdog for long.
There's nothing stopping you from just permacamping a respawn point and taking every item off a player short of them logging out or an opposing force showing up to drive you out which didn't look like it was gonna happen.
Server basically nonfunctional out the gate lol. Shockingly the majority of players went Freeport and are already roaming the qeynos areas murdering the poor fools that chose the wrong faction, which I doubt will stick with the underdog for long.
There's nothing stopping you from just permacamping a respawn point and taking every item off a player short of them logging out or an opposing force showing up to drive you out which didn't look like it was gonna happen.
He was. I haven't seen him since after 5pm est launch (yesterday)This isn't what's going on at all. Factions seem pretty balanced from what I've seen. Are you even playing?
Yeah I played it from launch until around 10pm last night where I decided that even though I like EQ2 and would like to dick around with the PvE content it wasn't worth grinding out the levels to get to it on a reduced xp ruleset. The PvP looked like it was going to be a nice alternate exp route but after spending a few hours running around Antonica, Caves, Peat Bog, and finally Frostfang Sea looking for Qeynos players to fight and coming up with just a handful vs. the multiple groups of 6 freeports it wasn't going to be worth the effort.This isn't what's going on at all. Factions seem pretty balanced from what I've seen. Are you even playing?
XP rate seems faster than all prior TLPs to me. 1-10 goes super quick when compared to Kaladim launch, and that was with no PvP engagements; just grinding on mobs. Also taking optimal routes (Sprawl -> Commonlands -> Wailing Caves) and skipping the Isle of Refuge.Yeah I played it from launch until around 10pm last night where I decided that even though I like EQ2 and would like to dick around with the PvE content it wasn't worth grinding out the levels to get to it on a reduced xp ruleset. The PvP looked like it was going to be a nice alternate exp route but after spending a few hours running around Antonica, Caves, Peat Bog, and finally Frostfang Sea looking for Qeynos players to fight and coming up with just a handful vs. the multiple groups of 6 freeports it wasn't going to be worth the effort.
Rolling Exile is the only way to roll.Server is up and functional, ganking in every area to be honest. Had crews to fight in fallen gate who had previously cleared out the entire zone. Lots of ganking exiles too. No faction is getting a pass as far as I can tell.
Took two friends into the sewers last night for some quiet grinding while we were waiting for the rest of our group to log on. We got ganked by a group of four out of nowhere, managed to turn it around by killing three of them and chasing off one and leveled off their corpses. The best part was that one of those kills was a dude who had been picking off people and Fae racialing away the day before.
Also caught up to one of the Russian screendraggers who was ganking tradeskillers at New Halas. He lost his slayer title to me. Felt awesome.
Not for jump height but for lagging your client out.My god, screen dragging still works? I remember using that to get on top of the buildings in the old starting zone Starcrest Commune (RIP).
I keep trying to keybind this game. By far one of the greatest exercises in futility.Yeah ability bloat was always an issue, but eventually you figure out your basic rotations, and make a few Macros. iirc you can have 4 skills on a macro, so on my Melee Warden I had all my buffs macro'd, as well as my normal attack rotations, then just a couple non macro'd abilities to fit the situation. SK was the same, along with hot swap macros. It was all second nature after a short amount of time, and the clicking just flowed once you had the muscle memory.