Well a monitor helps too. Good to be able
to see things ya know. And although it's probably not mandatory, I find
a sound card really works wonders. In fact, I'd suggest spending a
little more money for a really nice sound card that supports suround sound and
digital audio, then get yourself a set of surround sound speakers cause EQ
does support it. The benefit of this is that you can tell if something
is behind you, in front of you, or off to the side. And depending on the
quality you may hear it approaching. That gives you a chance to meet the
attacker head on rather than being surprised from behind. It's a very
cool effect that I think really enhances the game. I was quite surprised
and impressed when I discovered this.
--- "Steven R. Hulse" <steveh@...> wrote: > Not
sure yet. I'm still re-familiarizing myself with > all the commands
again! > LOL So far it seems ok. I've had to redo a few of
my > keys but other than > that everything else is cool, I do
like the map > feature though! That is > really going to be
helpful, though do I have all the > maps or do I need to >
explore an area to gain them? > > Steve >
I
haven't checked it in a while, but eqtoolbox.com use to have maps to
most, if not all, the zones out there for download. Might want to check
it out. ;)