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EverQuest II
EverQuest II is the shitty sequel for EverQuest and a furniture-collecting game. It is made by SOE and was released on November 8, 2004, just a couple weeks before World of Warcraft - while WoW soon became the largest hub of basement dwellers, EQ2 still kept on as 2nd place or some shit to MMO neckbeards. Being an MMO, it still harbors a ton of lulz (and faggotry, no kidding) within it. While still staying in the shadow of the better game.
Storyline
500 years after EQ1, the Gods John Smedley got sick of atheists mortals Everquest being the only cash bin. So he decided to create an 'alternate universe' where he first made a couple of wars against niggers and ogres and then created the Shattering. Bunch of shit happened including Earthquake's, meteor's, flood's, tsunami's, and *insert disaster* while somewhere down the line two major cities were left, Qeynos and Freeport. Many of the original cities from EQ1 were annihilated or taken over and infested by robots, zombies, niggers, furries, or juggalos - and the adventurers must plunder each for loot. Oh, and kill dragons. And somehow, a lot of Van Halen references are involved. Oh, and the Goddess of Love dies. But who really cares about the storyline?
Gameplay and Features
The gameplay of EverQuest II started off similar to Dark Age Of Camelot's, but since John Smedley figured out no one gave a shit, he looked to the recent hit title: World Of Warcraft to emulate. A popular tradition among EQ2 veterans is to constantly complain via global chat or the forums that EQ2 is a lot more casual then it was before. Ironically, back at launch, it was just mindless tank and spank plus a couple of stats here and there, compared to current the 1000 stats and gimmick bosses. There's the combat, which is pretty much like EQ1 or WoW's except with about 500 more buttons to click. In fact, the UI is so fucked that the player has to actually download a whole new UI mod in order to make the game actually playable.
Raids
Like every MMO, the raids in eq2 are extremely boring, except they only consist of 12-24 people instead of 48-1000, because if there is more than 24 people in one zone, the game will fucking rape your face off and melt your PC because the game is very GPU-intensive Single CPU-intenstive due to John Smedley's lack of foresight of multi cpu's. Other than that, raids still cause bitchfights over dropped rings and gems and shit as usual. Along with the typical job oriented day and night shift where if you fucked up or have to attend to something important you'll anger the basement dweller counsel and get kicked out of your guild. Basically, it's like every other MMO after EQ1 including EQ1, and nothing special.
Housing
EQ2 also has a housing system that's actually pretty awesome stupid, however acts like a less creepy Second Life. It's also a great trolling tactic if some retard allows you friends only access into their house, because you can put 300 pigs in there and steal the rest of their shit, add a bunch of objects that reduce your fps to 1-5, or go into global chat or the forums to demand that SoE focus on housing then actual game content.
Voice Acting
EverQuest II is also well-known for having A-list celebrities for the NPC's voices, such as Christopher Lee and Heather Graham. How they were able to get them to do this is a mystery, probably by John Smedley bribing them with 3/4's of the development budget. Ironically, find either voice clip of each actor in EQ2 is near impossible unless you have the small statue in your house, or go to Qeynos or Freeport's Big statue, which comes to the question of why even bothing to hire them in the first place. SOE also added voices to player characters with the Desert of Flames expansion. Instead of hiring actual voice talent, SoE went to random bystanders to spoit terrible voice overs. Which are primarily used by roleplayers or trolls.
Pizza
One of the greatest features for the game was the pizza-ordering command implemented ingame in 2005. This caused Blizzard to make a parody called "Panda", where one could order Chinese food ingame. drama erupted in both the EQ2 and WoW communities as the EQ2 community attempted to back up how EQ2 invented fast food delivery. Nobody knows if anyone actually used the "/pizza" command.
Races
EQ2 has too many races, especially when it comes to exact duplicates of others, or searching through a typical bargain bin from D&D.
Good
The good races can start in Kelethin, a not gay place filled with elves and fairies that lags to fuck, or the small and unorginal ice island Halas.
- Frogloks - Speaking in Shakespearean dialect, the frogloks are a race of devout paladins and holy warriors that were created when Mithaniel Marr decided to troll everyone in Norrath and make the frogs into anthropomorphic beings. This is the greatest race to be in a MMORPG, period. Everything else sucks.
- High Elves - Typical generic fantasy elf, men look extremely gay with 18th century hair styles, while the women are targeted for typical virgin population.
- Wood Elves - Bunch of tree hogging elves, only difference from the previous is that they have markings on their face looking like ooga booga tribesmen. Untolerable if you ever hear an npc one with a voice clip. Typical person to play wood elves are fat ugly women or 13 year old boys
- Fae - Released in EverQuest II with the Echoes of Faydwer expansion pack. Apparently SoE created them for the purpose of attracting 16 year old girls. These colorful little faggots were fun for a day or two, and everyone who wasn't a Wiccan or homosexual promptly deleted the character. The only good thing about these guys is that they can glide. However, it's not the best idea to do this on a PVP server, because well, once you're hit by an arrow...
- Halflings - No one uses this race, it's probably the more irrelevant race in EQ2 other then to appease neckbeard fan service.
- Dwarves - Typical Drawves, nothing so special about them other then attempt to be like Warhammer drawves.
Evil
The evil races start in the underground city, Neriak, or Gorowyn, a city full of mercenaries.
- Trolls - The trolls are probably the best race in the game next to the orges. Though retarded, they are a lot more tolerable then the other races out there.
- Ogres - Ogres, like Orcs from Warhammer, are the saviors of EQ2 along with the trolls and niggers.
- Dark Elves - Probably the only tolerable elf race in the game, you would think a race called Dark Elves would be a typical emotional mary sue. Surprisingly enough, SoE never took in that idea. Dark Elves are probably the most popular in the game which they greatly appeal to the RPfags.
- Ratonga - Jewish rats that steal everything from everyone else, speak with Russian accents, and live in the sewers. They're considered cute but who the fuck would think a bloodthirsty, greedy Jew is cute unless you're a furfag?!
- Iksars - These lizardmen enjoy starving, tormenting, gassing, and beating their enemies.
- Sarnaks - Giant overgrown lizards that tend to look extremely akward when using.
- Arasai - SOE, knowing that most straight men would never play as a Fae, attempted to make an evil, badass counterpart. Instead, the Arasai turned out emo. People only play Arasai for the wings (they can glide) and that's really about it. Their wings look like something you'd find on deviantART.
Neutral
These races can start in almost any city.
- Humans - Ironically, humans are probably one of the ugliest models in EQ2 next to Barbarians and Half Elves. Pretty much good at nothing but are best at getting around in the city. They are also responsible for forcing every other race into poverty. Female humans are fugly in EQ2.
- Erudites - In EQ1, the erudites were incredibly intelligent niggers with dreads. For some reason, they all contracted alopecia, turned gray, and grew glowing tattoos on their bodies within 500 years. This isn't explained, and the lore developers are too lazy to explain this.
- Kerra - Easily mistaken for the Vah Shir, the furfag race that became extinct in EQ1. Then the Erudites discovered Kerra Isle, the Erudites took this opportunity to troll the Kerra as much as possible. Unfortunately for Erudites, they landed in the same ghetto as the [[furfag|Kerra] in Freeport. For a while, there used to be an NPC in said ghetto that would cry "RUN FOR THE HILLS!" all the fucking time and everyone would avoid that place until 2006 when the fuckers finally moved his whiny ass to an abandoned place in the Commonlands.
- Half Elves - Another shitty elf race, the half elves decided to become non-conformists, just like everybody else! They have hair that would make Final Fantasy characters shocked, and therefore look ridiculous when they have hats on.
- Gnomes - Small little jews that were kicked out by inventions, the gnomes made Gnomeland Security, or scattered into one of the cities. Gnomes never bathe because they're too busy making bombs. Katy plays as one of these because gnomes are obsessed with robots and "DOOOOOOM xD!1" Gnome and gnome jokes are never funny, but the developers keep thinking it's hilarious!
- Barbarians - Another ugly modeled race, the Barbarians are known for their terrible accents and typical mentions of things such as beer, incest, and war.
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- Freeblood Vampires - Announced early December of 2010. No, really. What the fuck. Proof here. This is obviously meant to troll Blizzard's Cataclysm with its worgen/werewolves. Yet unlike Blizzard, the amount of modeling for this race is subpar, shit looks like terrible and unrefined as fuck.
Classes
Most MMOs have classes, and EverQuest II is no exception. However, EQ2 has TOO MANY FUCKING CLASSES, causing everything to be imbalanced at least 100 percent of the time. The developer who works on the classes frequently picks a class out of a hat to nerf (except the assassin.)
- Assassins - Loved by the (former) developer Aeralik, Assassins are trendy as fuck to play as, especially on the PvP servers. They're overpowered and dress like ninjas in the later levels. Usually played by 13 year-old boys. Overpowered.
- Berserkers - A tank class that's broken as shit. They look like vikings and they wield huge axes while going absolutely batshit on everyone. Everyone who played as one has probably changed to the less-broken guardian.
- Brigands - The evil thief class that allows players to gain moar money easily. Usually they end up crippling their foes in combat after they've looted all of their gold.
- Bruisers - Evil kung-fu users who have decided that patience and tranquility in martial arts was for faggots and took up street fighting instead. They end up looking like karate guys anyway, except they'd prefer knocking out a few teeth during a sparring match.
- Coercers - Enchanters that are evil and like to possess their enemies and use them to fight so they don't take the hits. Excellent for trolling, since you can release aggressive monsters on people and watch them wipe out.
- Conjurors - Elemental-summoners that conjure up Earth, fire, wind, water, and heart beings from magic, and are primarily used for DPS. They are not as popular as their evil counterpart, the necromancers, because summoning moving statues and fire snakes is pussy compared to dead things.
- Defilers - The evil one of the two classes that can summon a little wolf buddy that can fight along with them. Too bad the wolves are worth shit. Tim Buckley plays this class.
- Dirges - An emo bard that plays depressing music and make their foes self-harm. Seriously. That's what they do. They also scream while they sing. For whatever reason they can run really fast.
- Furies - A class that can turn into a lion and heals people over time. They are one of the two classes that can make portals, which are another excellent raid trolling tactic - if you click the portal, you're immediately transported to its corresponding area.
- Guardians - A tank class that everyone plays. They can take a beating but don't do much in return. Mostly played by 20 year-old men who shout at raids over voicechat, and the occasional loli. They can get hit by a truck and still live.
- Illusionists - This good class can create a sockpuppet for themselves and use it in battle, and distract enemies with dazzling flashing lights. In PvP, the dazzling flashing lights has been known to make people complain when they are attacked by an illusionist.
- Inquisitors - Pope-hat wearing evil clerics. Nobody expects them.
- Monks - Unlike the evil bruiser, a Monk is a spiritual fighter than can make people think they're dead and heal themselves in combat. If there is a video on YouTube of them, it will feature the song "Kung Fu Fighting".
- Mystics - A good class that summons ghost dogs and use wards on the tank classes so they don't bitch as much when they eventually take damage. They wear bear hats. Women over the age of 30 like to play as these.
- Necromancers - A class that everyone and their dog plays, because it's so metal to summon vampires and liches and spidermen and shit. Many of their attacks include cutting themselves and making enemies vomit all over the place. However, they are incredibly bad at PvP. Who knew?
- Paladins - Just like in World of Warcraft: if you don't heal, people get pissed off, even if you state that the paladin is not a healer-type class.
- Rangers - A good-aligned class that wields a bow and arrows, and piss everyone else off because their arrows one-shot a monster from far away before anyone could get to it. Too bad, slowpokes.
- Shadowknights - Now overpowered with The Shadow Odyssey expansion, the Shadowknight is essentially an evil paladin that tortures and saps the life out of people. Just like WoW's Death Knight, everyone plays one now.
- Swashbucklers - Somehow, a pirate is aligned with the good guys. Swashbucklers are flamboyant and wield rapiers. Some of their attacks are even called "Flamboyant Swathe".
- Templars - Holy men who beat people with Bibles. They make their enemies succumb to the power of Christ via holy magic and heal people using the power of Mithaniel Marr.
- Troubadours - Upbeat, happy bards that can somehow make people stronger with their ridiculous songs. They're not as gay as the Swashbucklers, but dammit, they're close.
- Wardens - Similar to the Fury, they use druid-like powers and can create obnoxious portals. They can cure you of your Internet disease.
- Warlocks - Often played by teenage boys, the Warlock can make people ill and turn them into frogs. They can also summon demons.
Adventure Packs
Adventure packs are like mini-expansions that cost like five bucks when they first released, but now come with the game. People bitched about the price and claimed that they were poor - which is retarded because if you could afford a computer that could even run EQ2, you're not poor.
The Bloodline Chronicles
Nobody played or liked this one, and those who did were roleplayers and should be castrated immediately.
The Splitpaw Saga
Gnolls that threaten to eat you if you don't do five hour-long quests that involve lighting torches and fighting their pit champion. Hope you like the same drumming music over and over.
The Fallen Dynasty
Travel to Chinatown and defeat Nagas. Due to fucktardedness, a lot of the characters have Japanese names.
Expansions
The expansions of EverQuest II are similar to the first game's: full of the most ridiculous fantasy-based crap and there's a lot of them, especially considering that the game's only been around since 2004. Like Sakurai, SOE likes to do this weird balance/unbalance thing every time. The plots for each make less sense than WoW's and prove that this game is made by drugged-up faggots from SoCal.
Desert of Flames
The first actual expansion, released right after September 11, which is pretty hilarious considering the Arab-theme of it. There's even two adjacent oases called the Twin Tears.
Kingdom of Sky
The second expansion involves floating islands ripped straight out of Gorillaz' "Feel Good, Inc." music video. People can travel across these islands from floating clouds to fight vulture, dragon, and eagle men but the real lulz lies with the Hooluk race - a clan of owl men named after obvious memes. There is also a questline where a horny Hooluk asks if you have a manticore fetish, and suggests that the Overlord gets blown often by his sidekick. This expansion is the most popular because of its raid content, and since basement dwellers love raiding...
Echoes of Faydwer
Much has changed since EverQuest. Robots overtook the gnome city of Ak'anon and turned it into "Klak'anon", furries invaded the dwarf city Kaladim, and orcs terrorize the hippy wood elves in Kelethin. The Fae race was introduced, and everyone played as one for maybe two days before deleting the characters because no straight man would be caught playing as a glittery little faggot. One of the main villains is Count Mayong Mistmoore, a dark elf vampire with an inverted cross scar on his cheek, and you have to fight him twice for no reason whatsoever.
Rise of Kunark
The developers decided to take World of Warcraft, replace everything with Nazi rape lizards and half-dragon-half-lizards, and put epic music composed by an Israeli in it. The results were unintentionally lulzy because the Sarnaks have the voices of 10 year-old Japanese girls. The storyline involves the iksar going all holocaust on everyone while Venril Sathir bitches at the dragons over the Doomstone, which, if obtained, will grant its holder unlimited power. Somehow, Battletoads are involved too, and Count Mayong Mistmoore comes back to let you know that he isn't dead yet. Rise of Kunark also introduces the Yha-lei, a race of Mudkip men that worship a giant penis monster that lives in boiling hot green shit. They also carry large pointy objects and chase you around screaming "IA IA IA IA IA IA". Strangely, this is not the weirdest that EQ2 ever gets. 90% of this expansion is solo content.
The Shadow Odyssey
This expansion was supposed to suck, but surprised fans as they learned that it actually was like goth Metroid on crack. The "plot" got even moar fucked up because players basically become vampires, enter an African lich's phylactery (which is a school full of bongs,) and fly around hitting crab-aliens in space. This also came out in the same month as Wrath of the Lich King and Mines of Moria. Also, Mayong returns. Again.
Sentinel's Fate
Panda butts. That is all.
Destiny of Velious
The 2011 expansion, which will involve a lot of snow, and flying mounts. Due to the immense amount of illusions (i.e. you can appear to be a chair) and the fact that you can turn mount visibility off, prepare to fly around as a chair, log, 6 year-old Chinese girl, a rock, or a Turkish whore, and so forth. All of these are actual illusions by the way.
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Nevermind the hot chick on the box art. SPOILERS: She's undead now.
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PVP
<video type="youtube" id="amLWjmoWLuY" width="200" height="150" desc="Battlegrounds trailer: EQ2 and UT2004 TOGETHER." frame="true" position="right"/> Player-verus-player, or PVP for short, was introduced in February 2006. The developers tacked it on because they were running out of ideas or something. It mostly involved running around the floating islands and failed attempts at parkour. Things were and still are unbalanced as shit, rendering some classes damn near useless. (See: the necromancer.) The largest server for this painful-to-play shit is Nagafen, A.K.A. WoW's Asshole. Here is a typical PVP video, complete with shit music. People run from each other and overall it is a gankfest of screaming wiggers trying to "HT the fuck out of your ass." (Scientists are still hard at work deciphering that code.) The Nagafen community loves everyone, especially new players, so come by and say hello anytime!
There's also Battlegrounds, which people claim was taken from WOW, but those people completely forget that WOW is essentially DAoC and EQ1 combined. Battlegrounds feels like a weird hybrid of some FPS games and EQ2. INTENSE ACTION.
How to Troll EverQuest II
Ingame, and want to harvest some fresh lulz? Here's a handy guide.
- Download a trial account and play as a male Fae. Hit on every male character you see.
- Bitch about how similar or dissimilar EQ2 is to WoW, or its own prequel.
- Try to form up a raid to kill the Nagafen dragon (not the server, idiot).
- Run around the Desert of Flames expansion areas and make 9/11, Islam, or Iraq jokes.
- Play as a Jew or Froglok and hop around people. If Ratonga, give it a Jewish name, since they're basically Jewish anyway. If a Froglok, mention Battletoads as much as possible.
- Ask where the Murlocs are at. Someone will direct you to the Yha-lei (fish-men) eventually.
- Put quotes from 300 in a /petition form and wait.
- If you play as an Enchanter class, charm a named NPC and run around with it. Extra lulzy if it's required for a quest.
- Obtain the goblin-throwing catapult, fireworks, turkey/cow launcher, or as many pets as possible, and run around a raid. This is even more fun if you're a druid, since you can open portals that instantly transport someone to the corresponding area upon clicking.
- Ask why the /pizza command no longer works.
- Tell people that Antonia Bayle isn't hot, and that her cosplayers are fat cows.
- Go to a PVP server, and start flaming the good/evil/exile side while pretending to be from one of the opposing factions.
There will be lulz. I guarantee it.
The Billy Doll
Billy is EQ2's Murloc - a lethal character that looks cute and cuddly but actually wants to rip off your head and shit down your neck. He's an ingame meme, and is required to kill for multiple instances (for example, a little Chinese girl plays "Pop! Goes the Weasel" on a jack-in-the-box, and guess what pops out!) He also appears in multiple haunted castles, watching you from far away, ready to strike. It should also be noted, however, that Billy is incredibly unfunny, as are anyone who uses the Billy illusion form, because only someone who thinks Invader Zim is the pinnacle of comedy would even find Billy remotely amusing.
Carotidcutter
The Carotidcutter is a weapon which is linked to in the Nagafen levels 1-9 chat over and over. It's similar to WoW's "[Dirge]" chat spam, except [Carotidcutter] is infinitely more annoying. Compare:
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Shit quality image of the dude who drops the [Carotidcutter]
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To do this yourself, post \aITEM -1136430526 1996356593:CARAWTIDCUTER\/a everywhere.
Technical Difficulties
EQ2, being a MMORPG, has a lot of lame problems with it. Many of these issues are unnoticed for days (nevermind, YEARS) because the developers are either too busy taking immense amounts of acid, loling at old memes, or feeding on the tears of the banned, and Rise Krispie Treats.
Station Launcher and Steam
SOE finally found out that Steam was the way to go on downloading games over the internets. Unfortunately, they did it wrong. As the user finally downloads their copy of EverQuest II off of Steam, they click on it and become enraged. SOE forgot integrate the patches within Steam. Therefore, Station Launcher has to be used right after the application, EverQuest II, is clicked on in Steam. The Station Launcher is supposed to "update" EQ2, but instead fails. It will either need administrative privileges on shitsta or it'll crap out on the user. Therefore, the user has to dick around with the updating process manually in order to get it to work since SOE will not do their jobs.
This creates a long, strenuous process of going through multiple folders to find out how to update the damn to game so it will actually start up. It's kind of like Where's Waldo, but 100 times more annoying.
Here are some quotes of the joy the users have when experiencing problems with this:
—SOE hardly helped this person on their forums. |
—RAGE |
—A reply from SOE Support. They obviously lie about how much they are working on getting the game to work. |
Another major problem is that Station Launcher, when downloaded off of the EverQuest II website, will take hours to install a few updates.
The game installs itself fast and properly after it is downloaded by the user. Then, the user thinks that they can just play the game, but they are wrong. Instead of having fun, you have to download many patches before playing. When downloading the patches, there is an estimation time to show how long the patches will take to download and update the game. This estimation time will make the user rage due to it saying that the download will take four to five hours. So, the user waits until it's almost done and the timer goes BACK UP TO 4-5 HOURS. Finally, when the user has the game all patched up and ready to go, the game will either crash, glitch out, or plain old suck due to the Station Launcher's wonderful service.
Uninstalling
Uninstalling EverQuest II will probably be the best thing you could ever do for your computer. It's just not worth the 9-15 GB of space on your hard drive. (Of course, you deserve to be maimed for playing a MMORPG in the first place.) The problem is that SOE is an evil corporation which does not want you to uninstall the game. It will not show up on the add/remove programs list on Windows therefore making your life harder. This has caused much drama over the Station forums and has made many people rage. You have to locate the "Sony" folder, delete the "EQ2" folder, "StationLauncher" folder, then remove the "Sony" folder in your Program Files to do this.
—The guy that posted this never had any help on uninstalling the game. Thanks SOE! |
Drama
Ceciliantas
One of the earliest bits of EQ2 drama was in December 2004, when a player named Ceciliantas was caught having cybersex with a girl in his unlocked player house. A scout used a stealth spell to hide himself from the cyberlovers, and took hilarious screencaps of the event. It got so big, that Something Awful did a Weekend Web for it. Some of the best quotes include "Be a man and tell us who you really are, so you will face my Justice." and "I take Aggro tanking very seriously, I played nothing but a Paladin for 5 years." (Too bad that many of the paladins in the game's lore are celibates!) The whole thing can be found here. Everyone involved has quit the game out of shame.
EQ2Flames
EQ2Flames is probably the biggest hellhole of EQ2 drama to exist. From developers giving out strats to guilds, transferring characters off of beta-test servers onto main ones, to LFG, the admin, suddenly getting a newfound faith in Jesus and dumping his previous life of doing a truckload of meth. There's even more too, including WoW fanboys being constantly trolled, people wanting to try to take ED and EQ2Flames down, someone setting fire to themselves for a suicide attempt, wives fucking guildmates at cons, and even DDOSing. Now, how the fuck could meth, cheating, Jesus, an failed hero by fire, ED, EQ2, and more shit mix together? (Only at EQ2Flames...)
Station Cash
To troll EQ1+2 fans once again, SOE has decided to release Station Cash in December 2008 - by purchasing a special ingame currency with IRL money, you can obtain several exclusive items. Sound familiar? Why SOE would do something like that is beyond me, but they haven't thought things through. (Blizzard also seems to be going down this path!) As you can see in the thread linked earlier, only three people like it. Even on the official forums, people have threatening to close accounts (again) as seen here. What really pissed off players was that Smedley's definition of RMT (real money transactions) differs from the rest of the world's, as seen in this thread. Smedley, in reaction, lol'd, and went to go get more toupees.
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But you just allowed Station Cash, which is made up of real money transactions! Jesus Christ, make up your mind!
EverGallery II
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NO JEWS ALLOWED.
Some Lulzy EQ2 Videos
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See Also
Related Games
- MMORPG
- Team Fortress 2 (cash shop hat-trading game just like EQ2, what is it with sequels anyway, goddamn.)
The Fucking Developers
Drama Fuckfests
- EQ2Flames
- Silver Circle
- Shawn Woolley
- Alexander Stern
- Esachasa
- Dankshasta
- about anyone fucking associated with EQ2Flames
Other Things
External Links
- The official website. The trial client will place you with Eurofags.
- EQ2Players, the player/dev community news site.
- EQ2Flames, the drama site.
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