It's a chore right? I know some of my guild mates have no difficulty in just deleting quests that they have out levelled. But me, I am a quest junkie. I would happily pick up a level 5 quest just to add it to my list of completed quests.
Sad I know, but I have to say I am the opposite to the power leveller. I want to finish all of the quests, explore every zone and gain every achievement. I am the same when it comes to harvesting. Currently I am working on finishing some of the cataloging quests. And I find myself harvesting at the same time. Yes I am looking for rares, but I also want to make sure the guild harvest box is full.
And so to plans: I have grand housing plans
FrostFang Sea - A manor house fit for a hero
FrostFang Sea - A restaurant
FrostFang Sea - A library and research room
Qeynos Capitol District - A bar in the Lions Mane Tavern
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Monday, July 7, 2014
Returning to an addiction
So Everquest 2. Or Evercrack as it is sometimes known is one of the most addictive games on the planet. Well, it can be. It is certainly a game that you can immerse yourself in, that if you are not careful whole days have gone past before you take a break and look up.
It is a game that, the more you care about your characters, the more immersed in the game you get. You can "power level". There are videos floating around YouTube showing players power-levelling from 1 to 50 within 24 hours. But sometimes you have to wonder whether that is missing the point.
Me personally, as soon as I am able to, I switch the amount of xp gain down to a minimum and try to enjoy each of the zones as you level. If you level too quickly, before you know it, whole zones are greyed out and you have missed out on great story and great adventure.
So why this blog? Why not? I want to write about Everquest 2. The game, the zones, the creatures, the quests. A cross between a complete how-to guide, a travelog and some thoughts on how the game fits and works together.
It is the Norrathian News Network
It is a game that, the more you care about your characters, the more immersed in the game you get. You can "power level". There are videos floating around YouTube showing players power-levelling from 1 to 50 within 24 hours. But sometimes you have to wonder whether that is missing the point.
Me personally, as soon as I am able to, I switch the amount of xp gain down to a minimum and try to enjoy each of the zones as you level. If you level too quickly, before you know it, whole zones are greyed out and you have missed out on great story and great adventure.
So why this blog? Why not? I want to write about Everquest 2. The game, the zones, the creatures, the quests. A cross between a complete how-to guide, a travelog and some thoughts on how the game fits and works together.
It is the Norrathian News Network
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