Thanks for sharing the video and supporting independent games media! You're welcome to jump in and play EverQuest for free or get a subscription. Pick up where your old character left off or start fresh and get ready for the 31st expansion releasing in December called The Outer Brood. www.everquest.com #ad #sponsored
I have invested so much time into eq1 that I can never move to a new Everquest unless it is just an updated revamp that I could port over all my chars. The amount of time invested is ridiculous. Leaving those chars behind, and everything they went through would be tantamount to self abandonment. A part of me would die.
70 years old here and been playing for years. I had my 20-year anniversary birthday pop up in my chat last year! Met my husband through EQ. He's now deceased and still have him on my friends list. My granddaughter played when she was 4 years old and helped take down LockJaw a few times with me standing near so she didn't get hurt. I log on a few times a week to manage my plots in the housing zone. 😂 my hands have arthritis now, so don't adventure much anymore. I may make a new character to explore Black Burrow. Love my EQ I have very, very happy memories. Hugs to all, Lady Audeb
@@ScottiefromBMW Nice. I started on Tunare back in the day. Play on Mischief TLP now. I tried P99 a while but it is tough to get used to after experiencing all the quality of life of a modern EQ server! But, I do appreciate the nostalgia and challenge of it.
Wow, I think when I joined the Patreon at launch you asked for what type of content you would like to see from MinnMax and I'm pretty sure I specifically asked for a documentary or interview with the game studios that keep legacy MMOs running and putting out fresh content years and years later after their heyday. Its been a long time coming but way to follow through! 😆
That wall of paintings, I'm in awe. Would have never guessed how large those key art paintings really are, thanks for the vid love seeing behind the scenes on studios like this
I have no practical interest in Everquest, but believe me when I say that this is exactly the kind of content I love to see Minnmax doing. It's the kind of thing I'd love to make myself. There's tons of interesting niches like this in the industry and they're worth celebrating. Thank you for making this
This makes me want to play Everquest again. EQ was my first experience with an online video game that had real people and a community, so many memories and friends made over many years of exploring Norrath!
Last week I reinstalled. All my characters were still there. I spent a few hours walking from Freeport to tox forest. Even took the boat. What memories. I was die hard raider back in the day.
5:40 It’s so cool to listen to the praise he has for younger developers. It really is a symbiotic relationship. In the end, the right people working with each other makes all the difference.
EverQuest is the dearest game in my gamer memory. So much time, so many challenges conquered, so many friends and laughs had. It’s such an amazing game that brings people together in a way that no other game I’ve experienced has. I look forward to the future of the game, and maybe new game. ❤
This is one of the most incredible videos I've seen in years. EverQuest is so important to me and my tastes as a gamer, so this is just amazing stuff. Thank you for doing this video and thank you to the folks at Daybreak for giving you such amazing access!
So many memories with everquest. I sometimes forget that SOE is Daybreak now. Planetside, DCUO and Everquest were some good times. PC gaming was and is special.
15:20 I've seen those paintings in person and they are amazing. Kieth Parkinson was an incredible painter and concept artist who was integral to the look and characters of EQ and I'm really disappointed that his name wasn't mentioned here. I was able to meet him in San Diego just a couple years before he passed away. I was super into Everquest, to the point where I felt like I finally understood addiction. Such an incredible experience back around y2k. I don't think the magic of it could truly be re-created in today's world. But I would love to see a new iteration with some of the quality of life features that other MMO's have spearheaded (like WoW and New World).
This video keeps getting better and better. I thoroughly enjoyed the office tour, and especially when Jenn started showing the key art paintings and the code that runs Everquest. Fascinating stuff, keep it up! Wishing the best for them keeping the games rolling.
yeah if they are ever tight on money, those would all sell for a pretty penny. that first one would easily be several hundred thousand if not a few million
My husband and I have played EverQuest off and on since 2001. He still plays. I unfortunately took some time away from the game and lost my character, but I have so many great memories of the game, the people, and the sense of accomplishment that comes with the game. It really is a great game!
I enjoyed watching this so much. I played EQ at launch and was immediately in love with the game. I played for about 4 years but then ran into some life problems and had to stop playing. I still have fond memories farming Lizard men at the temple and my first encounter with a spectre, holy moly was that terrifying. I've played so many MMORPGs since EQ but still find it difficult to have that same feeling of wonder, emotion talking to people playing, the old trade zones and economy. Thanks for the memories, EverQuest got me through sole very, very difficult times in my life.
Great video! Kevin, Jenn, and that team are awesome people for keeping Norrath alive. EverQuest reboot would get me back, but it's good to know my Warrior and Shaman are safely retired on a harddrive somewhere.
What an awesome video!! I’ve recently returned to the game after a 20 year absence and have been having a blast. The Teek TLP server is the highest population EQ server of all time-highly recommend for anyone feeling nostalgic!
This was really wonderful. I haven't played in years but still religiously watch The Everquest Show and content like this. They were so generous with their time! It's so nice to know that the people behind the game are just as great as the game itself.
I started playing in 2001 , first character was a dwarven warrior named Eberak on Cazic Thule server. Took a break from the game in 2011 and came back last dec on the Drinal server under the name Randex , now a 125 war. Thank You Jenn and the entire Everquest Team for all you do for us players Past,Presant and Future.
This is so awesome to watch, thank you for the research and interviews! Have so much love for EQ, love that it is still going strong enough after so many years, would absolutely love to see a reboot with all the existing lore!
Yeah I think they're really onto something there. Retaining the heart and soul of EQ will be difficult when it's something completely new and that players might reject, so just rebuild what the players already love from the ground up. It's probably their best chance to make a new EQ game that would be accepted and successful.
@@Intrepimid You know....I hear you and completely understand but at this point a new version, upgraded graphics and stuff, I wouldn't personally mind small alterations. BUT, not saying I want them it's just I'm to the point where I wouldn't focus energy on it if they did do that.
This was such a great video. I played EverQuest way back in the beginning on dial-up internet. It was a rough experience, but so cool in so many ways. I loved having conversations with npcs by actually typing conversations in chat. There's a magic to it that modern MMO's are missing.
Oh wow, this video just got recommended to me randomly, and I'm glad that I watched it. What a beautiful setting that was with that beautiful sunset in the background! Must have been an interesting experience. I also enjoy watching content behind the scenes just to realize how Daybreak still honors all of their games - both live and sunset titles - they're all part of their own halls / walls of fame. I like what Jenn said about the next step for the EQ franchise, makes sense tbh (as a father of two and soon three kids I want to see a new generation experience the same magic that we did all those years ago). At the same time, everything seems to be pointing and moving towards a partial (?) Remaster of the original worlds, which is good. I've been in favor of this for some time now and seeing both a new project and the original worlds get their fair share of development and quality of life enhancements pleases me greatly! Said it before, will say it again, oldies but goldies! Hope to see more interviews in the future! Liked and subbed.
Mind blown, thanks so much for this video! I still remember getting my cow box (Gateway PC) and installing Ruins of Kunark on it back when I first started playing EQ. Still playing it today and having a great time. Also - side note - I had a completely different career back then and since have become a senior software developer. When Jenn demoed the code I was like hey that's C++, I recognize that!
BRO WHAT. EverQuest was my childhood. Thank you for this. It needs more love and recognition. I feel like WoW rewrote the history books and people forget about EQ and what it did for MMOs.
Tanarus!! I remember playing that! I'm so glad that after all this time, the EverQuest franchise is still in the hands of people that love and respect it.
25 year EQ player here, and so happy to have found this video! Best game ever made, and you can see why. So much passion still being put into the game every day. Thank you for this video, and Hail Norrath!!!!
Ben!! You totally downplayed this video in BonusPod. I expected it to be not as good because it’s “sponsored content” but this was awesome and you did a great job! It’s so cool seeing the artwork, the code, and the beautiful beach. Jenn seems like a really awesome person.
Such a rare video. It seems like all entertainment media produced these days is either wildly popular or a failure with no room for in between. Fascinating to look in on something that's just... perfectly fine.
EverQuest is probably one of the most perfect games, I still love it to this day. I come back every so often, and I'm glad that Brad, Steve and John's baby is being well taken care of by passionate poeple like Jenn and the rest of Darkpaw Studios.
Beautiful legends! They've brought so much joy to so many people. I'd love to play an updated Everquest game, especially if it has the spirit of the original and the same setting and timelines! It would be my ultimate gamer wish.
The only thing I remember about this game from back then is a friend from back then he's dad 2nd wife divorced him cause he spent too much time playing EverQuest and I remember national news reporting the something across the nation that women was divorcing their husband's over this game.
I played a lot of EverQuest Online Adventures on PS2. It blew my mind at the time, and it was the first time I connected a console to the internet. I would like to check back in on that world someday.
One of the most magical gaming experiences of my life was booting up Everquest for the first time in 99' and being dropped at the entrance of Freeport and seeing a fireball whip across the screen as two wizards chased each other. Just knowing that those were real people and not NPCs completely blew my mind. Did my parents hate that they couldn't use the phone for hours? Probably. Did I stay away from all MMORPGs ever since cause I didn't want to get sucked into another one? Yup. But man was it awesome.
Totally! I remember in '99 me and friend started off by creating Erudites and dropping into that dark forest and seeing someone run past glowing really bright and casting a bunch of stuff. Thinking back it ran surprisingly well over the modem!
It was also called EverCrack for a reason. People lost their livelihoods over this game. Jobs, marriages, relationships, families, because they lived more in the game than in the real world. With in-game spawns happening at set intervals, you had to be online and in position, sometimes with a crew of raiders, to get the rare thing you needed to finish a quest. Often, that spawn was like 4am on a weekday, and you had work or school in 2-3 hours. Been almost 20 years since I quit, and I don't play online games anymore, unless I can drop out without major social reputation loss like it would in EQ. My days of spending 12-15 hours in High Keep's Warrior/Raider room or 20 hours camping Gornit are over, and I'm so glad for that.
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Thanks for sharing the video and supporting independent games media! You're welcome to jump in and play EverQuest for free or get a subscription. Pick up where your old character left off or start fresh and get ready for the 31st expansion releasing in December called The Outer Brood. www.everquest.com #ad #sponsored
Great video! Loved what you've done here!
@@EverQuestShow Hey, thanks so much!
I have invested so much time into eq1 that I can never move to a new Everquest unless it is just an updated revamp that I could port over all my chars. The amount of time invested is ridiculous. Leaving those chars behind, and everything they went through would be tantamount to self abandonment.
A part of me would die.
70 years old here and been playing for years. I had my 20-year anniversary birthday pop up in my chat last year! Met my husband through EQ. He's now deceased and still have him on my friends list. My granddaughter played when she was 4 years old and helped take down LockJaw a few times with me standing near so she didn't get hurt. I log on a few times a week to manage my plots in the housing zone. 😂 my hands have arthritis now, so don't adventure much anymore. I may make a new character to explore Black Burrow. Love my EQ I have very, very happy memories. Hugs to all, Lady Audeb
this comment made my day Lady Audeb
awww your grand daughter helped you down Lockjaw. She's a natural gamer
I'm 51 years old and have been playing Everquest since it's release. Loved the video!
im 46 also been playing the game since 2 weeks after the game went live, i started out on Xegony =) now play p99 =)
@@ScottiefromBMW Nice. I started on Tunare back in the day. Play on Mischief TLP now. I tried P99 a while but it is tough to get used to after experiencing all the quality of life of a modern EQ server! But, I do appreciate the nostalgia and challenge of it.
Rodcet Nife
@@ScottiefromBMW How do you do fellow P99 player? :)
need to try P99!!
Wow, I think when I joined the Patreon at launch you asked for what type of content you would like to see from MinnMax and I'm pretty sure I specifically asked for a documentary or interview with the game studios that keep legacy MMOs running and putting out fresh content years and years later after their heyday. Its been a long time coming but way to follow through! 😆
It was all for you, Kennan!
That wall of paintings, I'm in awe. Would have never guessed how large those key art paintings really are, thanks for the vid love seeing behind the scenes on studios like this
I would love it if they made prints of those for purchase. Although maybe not quite that large perhaps.
I’m so glad a place like MinnMax exists to get this kind of story out there
I have no practical interest in Everquest, but believe me when I say that this is exactly the kind of content I love to see Minnmax doing. It's the kind of thing I'd love to make myself. There's tons of interesting niches like this in the industry and they're worth celebrating. Thank you for making this
Same!! It hasn't ever been a game that's ever been on my radar because I'm console only, but even so this is great content!
Anyone else wanna start a Jenn Chan fan club with me, I adore her!!
Don't get creepy, Haley. This is a public comment.
@@minnmax damn thought this was my alt
don't listen to Ben, I'm joining the fan club
I am on board as well! And what was this she mentioned about another EQ? Wonder what it will be called?
@@arthurcamargo8416 Going to be called "Project 1999" LOL.
RIP Brad McQuaid and Keith Parkinson
Great work!! I hope MinnMax gets to do a million more spotlights
This is a good/fun/informative/interesting video! Awesome work, Ben!
What do you want?
To publicly compliment you and this video? 🤷♀️
This makes me want to play Everquest again. EQ was my first experience with an online video game that had real people and a community, so many memories and friends made over many years of exploring Norrath!
Last week I reinstalled. All my characters were still there. I spent a few hours walking from Freeport to tox forest. Even took the boat. What memories. I was die hard raider back in the day.
I would cry in front of that wall of paintings.
I almost cried just seeing them in the video. So many great memories with early EQ.
5:40 It’s so cool to listen to the praise he has for younger developers. It really is a symbiotic relationship. In the end, the right people working with each other makes all the difference.
EverQuest is the dearest game in my gamer memory. So much time, so many challenges conquered, so many friends and laughs had. It’s such an amazing game that brings people together in a way that no other game I’ve experienced has. I look forward to the future of the game, and maybe new game. ❤
This is one of the most incredible videos I've seen in years. EverQuest is so important to me and my tastes as a gamer, so this is just amazing stuff. Thank you for doing this video and thank you to the folks at Daybreak for giving you such amazing access!
Still play this game til this day 25 years later 🎉
So many memories with everquest. I sometimes forget that SOE is Daybreak now. Planetside, DCUO and Everquest were some good times. PC gaming was and is special.
i love everquest and everquest 2 hope its around for many decades to come.
15:20 I've seen those paintings in person and they are amazing. Kieth Parkinson was an incredible painter and concept artist who was integral to the look and characters of EQ and I'm really disappointed that his name wasn't mentioned here. I was able to meet him in San Diego just a couple years before he passed away.
I was super into Everquest, to the point where I felt like I finally understood addiction. Such an incredible experience back around y2k. I don't think the magic of it could truly be re-created in today's world. But I would love to see a new iteration with some of the quality of life features that other MMO's have spearheaded (like WoW and New World).
My only complaint is that this wasn't longer! Love this content and diving into developers that don't get enough spotlight.
No one does this better than MinnMax, I learned a lot about a classic game that is a personal blind spot.
P.S. Nice jacket, Ben
My mind was BLOWN when my friend showed me EverQuest
I may not be able to make it back right now, but I'm really glad it's still here.
That was just wonderful. EQ is still king after all these years. Thanks a lot.
Awesome video! Ty so much for this, and to all those from the EQ team who spend time with you, especially Kevin and Jenn. Warms the heart.
This video keeps getting better and better. I thoroughly enjoyed the office tour, and especially when Jenn started showing the key art paintings and the code that runs Everquest. Fascinating stuff, keep it up! Wishing the best for them keeping the games rolling.
Really great video. Jenn is so very kind to share with you content creators in interviews.
Didn't expect that opening LOL. Excited to watch!
You’re really good at this, Ben
Oh hey, thanks! Any help sharing the video online is appreciated.
Damn, those paintings are cool as hell.
I'm liking these spotlight videos. It's nice to see inside smaller studios.
yeah if they are ever tight on money, those would all sell for a pretty penny. that first one would easily be several hundred thousand if not a few million
My husband and I have played EverQuest off and on since 2001. He still plays. I unfortunately took some time away from the game and lost my character, but I have so many great memories of the game, the people, and the sense of accomplishment that comes with the game. It really is a great game!
I enjoyed watching this so much. I played EQ at launch and was immediately in love with the game. I played for about 4 years but then ran into some life problems and had to stop playing. I still have fond memories farming Lizard men at the temple and my first encounter with a spectre, holy moly was that terrifying. I've played so many MMORPGs since EQ but still find it difficult to have that same feeling of wonder, emotion talking to people playing, the old trade zones and economy. Thanks for the memories, EverQuest got me through sole very, very difficult times in my life.
So awesome to see the team going so well after this time and continuing to put content out there :)
I've been looking forward to this video all week!
Great video! Kevin, Jenn, and that team are awesome people for keeping Norrath alive. EverQuest reboot would get me back, but it's good to know my Warrior and Shaman are safely retired on a harddrive somewhere.
Hearing them talk about bringing in the new generation of gamers almost brought tears to my eye. So glad they have many plans for the games future!
What an awesome video!! I’ve recently returned to the game after a 20 year absence and have been having a blast. The Teek TLP server is the highest population EQ server of all time-highly recommend for anyone feeling nostalgic!
those paintings were amazing. great video !
What a lovely video. It brings me so much joy to see the continued passion poured into a game that brought me memories I cherish every day.
Love the vlog style. Great video quality too.
Truly awesome work. Thanks for doing these and hope there’s more to come.
This was really wonderful. I haven't played in years but still religiously watch The Everquest Show and content like this. They were so generous with their time! It's so nice to know that the people behind the game are just as great as the game itself.
I started playing in 2001 , first character was a dwarven warrior named Eberak on Cazic Thule server. Took a break from the game in 2011 and came back last dec on the Drinal server under the name Randex , now a 125 war. Thank You Jenn and the entire Everquest Team for all you do for us players Past,Presant and Future.
That was a great video, thank you Hanson!
Awesome video man. Really cool stuff to get to see!
This is so awesome to watch, thank you for the research and interviews! Have so much love for EQ, love that it is still going strong enough after so many years, would absolutely love to see a reboot with all the existing lore!
This was just fantastic. What an amazing studio. Love hearing the passion ❤️
Great video, really enjoyed it!
Thanks so much! Is this your first MinnMax video?
@@minnmax Yep!
Never played it but what amazing people behind the scenes. Thanks for sharing.
This is awesome Ben. Absolutely fits exactly what I would expect from a MinnMax Spotlight.
Please tell Jenn Chan, EQ1 revamp (better graphics) yet the same! YES PLEASE!
Yeah I think they're really onto something there. Retaining the heart and soul of EQ will be difficult when it's something completely new and that players might reject, so just rebuild what the players already love from the ground up. It's probably their best chance to make a new EQ game that would be accepted and successful.
But don't butcher the zones like revamped Freeport FOR THE LOVE OF GOD lmao! Otherwise YES!
@@Intrepimid You know....I hear you and completely understand but at this point a new version, upgraded graphics and stuff, I wouldn't personally mind small alterations. BUT, not saying I want them it's just I'm to the point where I wouldn't focus energy on it if they did do that.
Yes!!!!!
This was such a great video. I played EverQuest way back in the beginning on dial-up internet. It was a rough experience, but so cool in so many ways. I loved having conversations with npcs by actually typing conversations in chat. There's a magic to it that modern MMO's are missing.
Really cool to see the inside of Daybreak - there's a real passion for Everquest. Great video.
What a treat. Thanks for the great content.
Keep it good, and keep the servers up; I'll be there. I did not start this thing in 2002 to give it up.
Oh wow, this video just got recommended to me randomly, and I'm glad that I watched it. What a beautiful setting that was with that beautiful sunset in the background! Must have been an interesting experience. I also enjoy watching content behind the scenes just to realize how Daybreak still honors all of their games - both live and sunset titles - they're all part of their own halls / walls of fame. I like what Jenn said about the next step for the EQ franchise, makes sense tbh (as a father of two and soon three kids I want to see a new generation experience the same magic that we did all those years ago). At the same time, everything seems to be pointing and moving towards a partial (?) Remaster of the original worlds, which is good. I've been in favor of this for some time now and seeing both a new project and the original worlds get their fair share of development and quality of life enhancements pleases me greatly! Said it before, will say it again, oldies but goldies! Hope to see more interviews in the future! Liked and subbed.
Mind blown, thanks so much for this video! I still remember getting my cow box (Gateway PC) and installing Ruins of Kunark on it back when I first started playing EQ. Still playing it today and having a great time. Also - side note - I had a completely different career back then and since have become a senior software developer. When Jenn demoed the code I was like hey that's C++, I recognize that!
Fun and interesting look behind the scenes, thank you!
BRO WHAT. EverQuest was my childhood. Thank you for this. It needs more love and recognition. I feel like WoW rewrote the history books and people forget about EQ and what it did for MMOs.
As a player of the original 1999 vainilla game, thank YOU for this video!
Heck yeah, so glad you found it!
Tanarus!! I remember playing that! I'm so glad that after all this time, the EverQuest franchise is still in the hands of people that love and respect it.
25 year EQ player here, and so happy to have found this video! Best game ever made, and you can see why. So much passion still being put into the game every day. Thank you for this video, and Hail Norrath!!!!
Heck yeah, how'd you find the video?
@@minnmax It was recommended to me on the youtube home screen :)
As a long time EQ player(lauch day), loved this video and seeing a little bit of behind the scenes of what goes on there.
Awesome to see! as someone who is younger and into EQ, this is amazing to see.
Awesome video! I learned a ton about EQ and DayBreak I didn't know. Thank you!
This is great! Hope to see more like this in the future
Ben!! You totally downplayed this video in BonusPod. I expected it to be not as good because it’s “sponsored content” but this was awesome and you did a great job! It’s so cool seeing the artwork, the code, and the beautiful beach. Jenn seems like a really awesome person.
Such a rare video. It seems like all entertainment media produced these days is either wildly popular or a failure with no room for in between. Fascinating to look in on something that's just... perfectly fine.
That was a great video. Nicely done
Starting on the bears lap, seamless transition to hallway walk and talk, and back to the bears lap. Real movie magic
Well done, great video!!
Love everquest! Thank you for doing this video!
EverQuest is probably one of the most perfect games, I still love it to this day. I come back every so often, and I'm glad that Brad, Steve and John's baby is being well taken care of by passionate poeple like Jenn and the rest of Darkpaw Studios.
I didn't know EQ was still going, this is so cool!
Beautiful legends! They've brought so much joy to so many people. I'd love to play an updated Everquest game, especially if it has the spirit of the original and the same setting and timelines! It would be my ultimate gamer wish.
great spotlight. loved it!
Excited to hear more about their new EQ (like) game in development. That's great news to hear they are thinking about it.
The only thing I remember about this game from back then is a friend from back then he's dad 2nd wife divorced him cause he spent too much time playing EverQuest and I remember national news reporting the something across the nation that women was divorcing their husband's over this game.
this was the best fucking EQ related video ive seen in a long time dude. THANK YOU
Oh man.. an EQ1 reboot will be awesome!
I played a lot of EverQuest Online Adventures on PS2. It blew my mind at the time, and it was the first time I connected a console to the internet. I would like to check back in on that world someday.
Variant ❤
I really think they are on the right track to focus on EQ rather than coming out with a new version. So stoked right now!
Dude... Tanaris. Deep cuts here. Great job again Ben.
Well that was fab, great stuff indeed and brilliant to hear further confirmation that a brand new EQ title is in active development. 👍
Awesome game, keep coming back to it
One of the most magical gaming experiences of my life was booting up Everquest for the first time in 99' and being dropped at the entrance of Freeport and seeing a fireball whip across the screen as two wizards chased each other. Just knowing that those were real people and not NPCs completely blew my mind. Did my parents hate that they couldn't use the phone for hours? Probably. Did I stay away from all MMORPGs ever since cause I didn't want to get sucked into another one? Yup. But man was it awesome.
Totally! I remember in '99 me and friend started off by creating Erudites and dropping into that dark forest and seeing someone run past glowing really bright and casting a bunch of stuff. Thinking back it ran surprisingly well over the modem!
It was also called EverCrack for a reason. People lost their livelihoods over this game. Jobs, marriages, relationships, families, because they lived more in the game than in the real world. With in-game spawns happening at set intervals, you had to be online and in position, sometimes with a crew of raiders, to get the rare thing you needed to finish a quest. Often, that spawn was like 4am on a weekday, and you had work or school in 2-3 hours. Been almost 20 years since I quit, and I don't play online games anymore, unless I can drop out without major social reputation loss like it would in EQ. My days of spending 12-15 hours in High Keep's Warrior/Raider room or 20 hours camping Gornit are over, and I'm so glad for that.
Ooh, an OG EverQuest reboot that (hopefully) isn't another EQ2. You have my attention!
incredible video!
Thank you! Glad you found it.
Everquest on a new engine will be badass
Honestly surprised that Keith Parkinson and his legacy was not mentioned a single time in this video during the original art section....
If they make it eq1 live but modern graphics, this will absolutely slay
This was great! Thank you
Hey thank you!
Minnesota guy? Cheers from Alabama,,,,, also a Minnesota guy! SKOL. I started playin EQ in November of 1999.......... STILL PLAYING! "im 55 years old"
Awesome, so glad you found this!
@@minnmax I subed!!!! and sharing with EQ friends
Loving the MinnMax spotlights
please keep doing these
this was beautiful
I'm all for an Everquest reboot!
A reboot of EQ1 is the absolute way to go! I hope it happens!
I've played since 2001 and still love logging in