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Time Stamps: 1:55 meditation 4:05 the tao 5:35 concepts, the moment, mind, & personhood 8:17 when a person seeks happiness 9:25 what is deeper than who you think you are? 10:15 tao te ching, childlike wonder, & dissolution of the ego 11:26 being a boddhisatva (man of tao) 14:29 the goal of no goal 16:10 Tao 1 16:38 office space enlightenment 17:45 Tao 2 19:46 Tao 3 21:49 Tao 4 23:18 Tao 5 25:20 end of show! have a great day

can u show the pvp

Thank you for the great interview! I agree that what sets EQ apart from other games is how essential communication and coordination between players is. Group play is kinda my speed, though-I’ll leave raiding to the professionals. 😉

Great interview! Just because we’re playing a game, and might live thousands of miles (or kilometers 😉) apart, doesn’t make the community we build any less meaningful, or important.

Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro & Blastoff 33:30 Raidbuilder Walkthru 38:00 Why Blastoff Made Raidbuilder 51:30 Raidbuilder Walkthru over

If nobody has told you today, i love you

Love you Tomias! You’re a big part of what makes Faceless feel like a family ❤

Wow I love the idea of this podcast and it’s super interesting. Please continue!!

Super excited to see you try Pantheon!

Hey man, on your Teek LFG thing - I feel Teek generally stinks for leveling groups. With the bombardment of PL services and the amount of ‘Dads’ on the server I’d wager 70% of most lvling/exp comes from PLers. The other issue with the game right now, is we are stuck at 65 with no new AAs until like May when GoD comes out. So you either have people that are already maxed not interested in playing or you have no real hurry to get it done. I know a lot of folks happy to sit at 0% exp into lvl and rely on the no de-leveling perk until we get closer to GoD. Once that happens I’d imagine an increase in group play. Until then, shits hard lol. My play time is also sporadic so I feel ya. HMU tho and if I have the time/energy we can do something 😊

Back in 2001, I moved to Firiona Vie (the role-playing preferred server) the day it launched. Pretty quickly, there was a tension between the roleplayers (i.e. casual players) and the hardcore players (which were basically two raiding guilds). As I recall, there was a fair amount of nastiness on both sides of the divide. But Jadawin has the right take on it-there’s no wrong way to play the game, and neither side takes anything away from the other.

I’m a Bard main and have rarely had trouble finding groups, but I’ve always been in the majority level range. I suspect one factor that worked against you was that there were higher/max-level pullers also LFG that groups would probably pick first. If you can claw your way to 65, I bet that wouldn’t happen again.

Klucifer! It’s Dread! Cool to hear your experience.

Time Stamps: 0:33 intro & new rule for the show 3:42 Trouble grouping on Teek 8:30 PoE1 10:49 PoE2 13:55 LotRO 16:30 Pantheon PvP 19:00 Embers Adrift 20:25 Raid nite wrap up 20:55 Upcoming Guests

Holy shit we blastin

Great conversation-thank you! It’s interesting to get a glimpse of what the future might be like on Teek in the years to come. I’ve personally never engaged with anything past LDoN, so I’m looking forward to it!

great talk!!

I did a 32hr OOT ancient cyclops camp in 1999, looking back I can't understand why.

I played Ultima online then my wife at the time forces me to go to her class reunion and her friends husband told me about EverQuest. We got home and I played Everquest for days as well.

I remember wanting to be that “main tank” 18:35, i ended being it on my server on Vallon Zek. It Took so much work 100% RA etc etc. i was some little kid in high school with these grown adults on teamspeak/ventrilo. 😅

I like your style man.

Great conversation! The EQ Bard is my absolute favorite class in any MMO-such a fun toolkit, and super active. I’m really spoiled by modern EQ’s quality of life improvements for Bards, though, especially melody and the bandolier-props to Questin for manually twisting and instrument swapping while also typing!!

Well, the algorithm sent me here, probably because I also follow Dramaquest. I imagine if you keep putting out interesting content that you enjoy making for its own sake, over time the channel will grow organically. As for PoF, this is my first time ever being able to access the zone, and I agree it is fantastic! For any other casual players who might not have the time to flag properly, if you get piggybacked into a PoF raid you can gain permanent access after killing Fennin Ro and hailing the Essence of Fire that appears. Very much worth it for the great grouping options!

Awesome idea for a series-thanks for doing it! Also a returnee after a couple decades away, and I’ve been loving Teek! Looking forward to your future conversations.

Just discovered your channel-love it! Returned to EQ for Teek after 20 years away and have been having a blast. I’m just a casual player, and I’ve got mad respect for what Faceless accomplishes-bravo all!

Join us ! Go Albs

Check out the EMU Server The Heroes Journey. Its the best EQ experience I've ever had.

Go Hib

DAoC ..... The best MMO ever.

Good listen guys. Always fun to hear how most of our stories of getting into EQ are so similar. From a fellow guildy and long time EQ'er as well! ~ Stompzy

If I’ve gotten to level 60 on the WoW classic fresh servers by the time season 3 starts I’ll give this a shot. I’ve heard about this game and always wanted to give it a try

Luckily in the launcher, you can set the UI up how you like it, and then use that UI for every character afterward.

No Plans. 😀

EQ may trend again some day, and content like this would be important. I'm sad that the game conversation has moved to Discord. The game feels more lively when people are utilizing the game as a chat room rather than a third-party program. I get it though. It is an efficient program for communication.

No timestamps ...so yeah.

Welcome my son❤️😁was a siddhartha movie in the early seventies as well. Book nor movie a ticket to enlightenment though they do increase the thirst. Thirst is the key.

YES, every musician and every member lineup throughout the 56 year history of this band were unmatched.

The greatest piece of recorded music in history. They will play CTTE 200 YEARS from now

interviewer was a little awkward at times laughing at him but I appreciate you having him on. thank you

I love this video too much

Very interesting and thoughtful. Lots to digest.

I have been listened to Close to the Edge since I was 12 ( 1972), this album no matter how many times I listen to it, no matter what version, Studio, Live Recording, Live in Concert present in front of the band, it gives me chills as Jon sings the last verse. Funny enough that in the early 1970 the book siddhartha by Herman Hess was so popular my sister had it an I borrowed it and read it maybe a year or so before listening to CTTE the first time. I did not equate both record and book at the time, but later on in late 70s I read an interview with Jon where he said the record was inspired by Siddhartha and I was blown away of how both Book and record had made such impact in my life. To this date Close to the Edge for me is almost a relegious experience. No matter how many times I have listened to it always makes me feel whole. Thank you for sharing your experience, I will share this video with my YES fan friends, so they can enjoy it as much as I did.

Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and YES the greatest show on earth ✨️🎶🙏🎶✨️

" I saw Hermann Hesse. He was not an enlightened one, what to say about those who have gone beyond enlightenment. He was just an ordinary human being, but in a poetic flight he has written one of the greatest books in the world, Siddhartha. Siddhartha is really the name of Gautama the Buddha, given to him by his parents. He became known as Gautam Buddha. Gautama was his family name; Buddha simply means ‘the awakened’. Siddhartha was the real name given by his parents in consultation with the astrologers. It is a beautiful name. Siddhartha also means ‘one who has attained to the meaning’. Siddha means ‘one who has attained’; artha means ‘the meaning’. Combined together Siddhartha means ‘one who has come to the meaning of life’. The astrologers, the parents, the people who gave him this name must have been wise people - if not enlightened, at least wise...worldly-wise at least. Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha repeats the story of Buddha in a different way, but in the same dimension, with the same meaning. It is unbelievable that Hermann Hesse could write it but could not become a siddha himself. He remained a poor writer. Yes, a Nobel Prize winner, but that does not matter that much. You cannot give a Nobel Prize to a buddha; he will laugh and throw it away. But the book is immensely beautiful."

informative video, thanks, have seen yes a few times in concert. Its river 'tems' btw, thats how its pronounced, silent h.

I recommend that you watch the movie "Little Buddha". Bertolucci rarely disappoints. While somewhat flawed, the emotion is palpable. As for books that make you cry, give "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" a try. Ripped right through me. It's interesting that you found the connection between the two works. Never occurred to me. What do I know? I get up. I get down. Be well. JT

"A lot of things can't be understood intellectually but only by having experienced it emotionally. So it is something communicated that can't be known only felt." Thanks these are the words I've been looking for, as to why I like the emotion behind some music such as Van Morrison's Astral Weeks, whilst other people regard it as rubbish.

Well, this is certainly a mashup I never would have expected! Next up: Four Noble Topographic Oceans? lol!

Brilliant. I would say it is largely based on the life of Siddhartha (Prince Siddhartha Guatama was the first Buddha, not someone he met), but there is a whole lot more. Reference to physics laws, cosmology, Christianity… All there. All of life ❤

'Fragile' on through to 'Going For The One' are the classic run of Yes albums. Chris Squire & Alan White were so good. The others are still with us - great band in all line the ups. Ps - River Thames is pronounced "Tems" - nice post