Its people like you that will keep someone like me
interested in playing. I enjoy NOW, finding good
people to interact with. Very rewarding.
In fact, yesterday, I played throw a bone to another
Druid, I nearly peed myself when I saw that happen. I
love the emotions you can do.
I just learnt and read about the /friend command so I
plan on using that, Thanks
Thanks for the help it has been better than the Online
Chat....
Rob
--- "Nygaard, Jeff" <
jeff.nygaard@...> wrote:
> Yea, not a good idea to group for EXP in Greater
> Fay. This zone is used on
> many severs as the common place to buy and sell via
> /auction channel.
> Besides the lag created by 100+ people in the zone
> yaking it up with all the
> shouts, auctions and price checks, you can miss a
> lot of text you need to
> see.
>
> You'll be a lot better off in Riverdale. One word of
> advice though, try to
> print off a couple maps on the zones you are
> fighting and traveling in. This
> is a good site for maps here
> http://www.eqmaps.com/maplist.php3
> <http://www.eqmaps.com/maplist.php3> Also, do not
> wonder out into the
> Kithicor Forest. At 8 pm game time this zone turns
> into a zone of death,
> with many undead, wolfs and dark elf casters that
> can range to upper 50s.
>
> Also, try to use the /friends feature. If someone
> seems to be helpful and
> knowledgeable, add the to your friends list. You can
> do this by typing
> /friend <name>. Many people are nice and can take
> the time to answer a
> question you might have. With you now hunting out of
> Riverdale as opposed to
> GFay, you'll run into a lot nicer people. I know
> when I head into GFay and
> get bombed with tells, people looking for free junk.
> I automatically go into
> ignore mode when I zone into GFay. I get a lot more
> satisfaction giving some
> amour or whatever to someone I see fighting and
> playing the game the way it
> is meant to, than giving ANYTHING to a beggar. And
> believe me, I give a lot
> of stuff away, nothing like the feeling of helping
> someone out!
>
> Sistily
> 60 Gnome Warlord
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rob LeBeau [SMTP:rlebeau65@...]
> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 9:41 AM
> To: EverQuest@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [EverQuest] Serious Everquest
> question, please
> help
>
> I have started another char in Rivale as a halfling
> and I am finding it a LOT easier.
> Better land marks, a road that leads right back to
> the
> city. Not many play in this zone though. At most I
> have seen 10 people when I have played. In
> Kelethin,
> I have seen more than 70.
>
> I think there are more merchants and stuff to get
> your
> hands on in Kelething but I hate wandering around
> the
> treetops always running in circles.
>
> So I figure once I get the game mechanics down and
> experience behind me, I can start another char in
> Kelethin.
>
> Sounds like you and I would agree on this one,
>
> Thanks
> --- Spuds McCat <spuds@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > On Sun, 6 Jan 2002, Minigamer wrote:
> >
> > > Question: Is it possible for someone to Steal
> or
> > Loot my corpse? The
> > > book says no but I beg to differ. Is it
> possible
> > that I had two corpses
> > > out there? Meaning, When I went back with a
> dead
> > body I died again?
> > > Which meant I found the wrong corpse?
> >
> >
> > If you /consent <Char name> they can MOVE your
> body,
> > but on a non-pvp
> > server they can't remove anything from your
> corpse.
> > on a PVP server rules
> > are different, and (I think) depends on wether
> they
> > killed you or not.
> >
> > >
> > > And to add one last question, "what do I do
> now?
> > seeing as I have no
> > > food, no money, no nothing?" Do I beg or do I
> > start another char? This
> > > game is totally fun but with the fact of trying
> to
> > learn which way to go
> > > all the time and dying, it is starting to get
> to
> > me, I don't want to
> > > give up just yet and I turned to this board
> since
> > the Chat from the game
> > > options was USELESS.
> > >
> > This is a personal choice, can keep on going, or
> > start over. The zone
> > you're in is IMHO hard to learn since so few
> > landmarks, but many people
> > feel is the best starting zone.
> >
> >
> > Corpse decay:
> >
> > for a nude body, it'll decay (vanish) in 5
> minutes.
> >
> > for a low level char (think below 20?) body with
> > items will decay in 30
> > minutes of online time(i.e. if logged in to
> game),
> > or 24 hours if not
> > logged in (EQ not running on your machine)
> >
> > for a high level char (20+) body with items will
> > decay in something like
> > 24 hours online, or 1 week offline.
> >
> >
> > note that 'online' includes time logged in as
> other
> > chars, and reportadly
> > even if in chat server.
> >
> >
> > There have been rumors that after corpse decay
> items
> > stick around slightly
> > longer(and could be picked up by anyone) but I've
> > never heard of this
> > actually happening, and I've seen many a corpse
> > decay, so I don't belive
> > it's true.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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