Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Vokl oldfak. Help the person, please.

an old-timer, but not an elite player.

Once again, the question arises: who is the elite?

go to ICQ or Skype.

So, while I was away, what happened?

Has anyone played EverQuest? I have a licensed copy lying around, still unopened.

Haha, same here. It came as a bonus with some game.

Wolf, you've been on Hv for years, and yet you're still being treated like a newbie. Be a man and vote for Putin! *butthurt face*

But our plan to take over the world was foiled, otherwise we would be ruling Hv right now :3

I ruined your plan to capture the Haven.

Has anyone played EverQuest? I have a licensed disc lying around, still unopened.

First post, but it's in English. I assume you have the second one, the Akella version. You can play it if you want to play an MMORPG, and WoW is getting boring. Otherwise, don't even bother. And yes, there have been a lot of expansions released, each of which needs to be purchased separately to access the high-level content. And it's become free-to-play, by the way.

So, in reality, the Lord doesn't have any, lol.

This location was broken.

I once looked at screenshots of EverQuest 2 and wanted to play it. Based on the description, it seemed like a very good game, especially compared to the MMOs I had seen and known (plus, it's not Korean and doesn't have huge swords and other nonsense). And I also liked World of Warcraft.

What does "aggressive AI" mean? There's easy, medium, and strong AI. By the way, in your first message, you mentioned "against 5 complex AIs," but there's no such thing. Did you get it mixed up with "5 strong AIs"?

Don't confuse me! There's no such AI! I know that for sure!

So, in fact, the Lord doesn't really have it, lol.

Well, why not? He'll reduce the client download size by 6 gigabytes, or 8? I don't remember exactly, it was a long time ago.

I looked at some screenshots of EverQuest 2 and wanted to play it. Based on the description, it seemed like a very good game, especially compared to the MMOs I had seen and known (and it's not Korean and doesn't have huge swords and other stuff). And I also liked World of Warcraft.

Based on the description, yes, it's good. And in general, it's not bad, if you don't like the grotesque art style in WoW and want realism, then EQ is the best. However, the first one and WoW are really more interesting than the second part. Although I myself played the second one and know that there are very strong fans of this creation.

And also, without PvP. Why do teenagers always strive to conquer something from the comfort of their couch? Is it to indulge in the illusion of independence and control over something in their larval life?

PvP exists, just like in World of Warcraft. Either the entire server is divided into Light vs. Darkness, and there's pointless fighting. Or all the players are friends, and even a dwarf paladin can be in the same guild and party with a dark elf dark knight, and everything is fine, except that NPCs of the opposing faction will be hostile. Also, they introduced an analogue of Battlegrounds, which caused the game to start crashing, lagging, and having issues; they tried to fix it, tried to fix it, but eventually announced the end of support for EC2 and the start of work on EC3, which is why the second one became free-to-play. However, there are wine-related quests about betrayal, thanks to which you can change factions, although the race remains the same, but the class, if it's not neutral, like a berserker or a guardian, changes to an analogue in that faction. That is, the same paladin will become a dark knight, and a TR will become a paladin, etc. But only in this way can you get combinations like a dwarf inquisitor or a troll monk.