The ai in it is all lifeless. Radiant ai like Skyrim has just causes bugs and is generally a bad idea. Nobody's business though. Spellcasting effects excellent? 5/⁵.
It's crazy that no one really has come close to creating a game with gameplay quite as good. The classes, the group dynamic, the lore, it all just worked so well.
My dad was my twitch back then. I sat there for hours watching him kill bats and skellies before getting brave enough to go into crushbone. Id give anything to go back to that time and sit with him forever.
i had no idea so many other kids had this experience. eq fascinated me as a kid and now i play project 99. hoping to get that up and running tomorrow at my dad's for father's day so we can relive some memories together :)
Back in the classic days I met some of the nicest most selfless people in EQ. Willing to sacrifice hours of their time to help you in whatever way possible. It's a strange thing to think about now in our selfish world today.
Started playing EQ about a month ago just randomly cuz i was bored and wanted a MMORPG to get lost in... This game has already given me so many new friends, I am in a beautifully friendly guild and I'm 1 item away from finishing my epic 1.0 on my Magician. I love this game, and i don't think i'll ever find an MMORPG with a more friendly and helpful community! If you're reading this and you're playing EQ, I LOVE YOU! You are aweseom and i want nothing but good things to happen to you for the rest of your life!
I still play EverQuest, just to sit in the world and hang out mostly. I haven't gone through all the new content, but I love this game - the single most impactful experience of my life.
Long live the Classic era of Everquest, May the dreams and memories forged in the lands of Norrath never be forgotten by their adventurers, thank you for all the good times as a teenager and always being a memory so many are so fond of.
makes me wanna cry. This atmosphere, this huge open space, this music and sounds, it captured you and made you feel you are in that world, at that moment. These times.. : /
Heaven is being 14 years old and starting up your wood elf druid in GFay. Figuring out the layout of the town, the 3 lifts, running around with fellow newbies. Getting to level 14 and getting SoW, and DSing, SoWing and healing random newbies from time to time with your newfound powers. Heading to the Oasis for crocs and such, and your older brother gives you a brown chitin protector for your birthday! Getting to level 19 and access to ports! What would have taken hours to cross you can now do in a single spell. East Karana is your animal playground, kiting and charming wolves against spiders, using their silk to get your tailoring up. Reaching level 24 and heading to Everfrost to hunt mammoths for their tusks and making a thousand platinum while leveling there. Turning in gnoll fangs to Halas so you can wolf form around the barbarians without getting attacked. Heading to Velious and fighting Rgorr, charming wolves against giants, starting your port business and getting rich. Heading to Luclin and farming the Elysium set, a druid only chain armor. Eventually retiring the character in your 50's and you switch to Bard - so long Jerok, Wood Elf Druid on the Tribunal.
I remember starting out in Kelethin in the beginning. They didn't have maps in game back then and so many people would get lost in the area, so I made my first gold as a guide through the forest.
@@myokitt Not only was guiding folks around a way to earn, teleporting (Ports) them between continents to avoid 15ish minute boat ride/queues (Plus the run to the boats), along with helping on Corpse Runs, depending on what you played. Back then, when you died...... you had a corpse. Lost experience. And..... a timer. Didn't get your stuff before that timer 40+ zones away? It was gone. Forever. [Players would often leave items behind they were upgrading from to form a base corpse run set). EverQuest was an absolutely magical experience because.... while self reliance was possible, those who flourished did so by working together. Can you imagine a modern MMO where players had physical "Models", and allowed huge models that could block doors? Ogres/Trolls sure could in EverQuest....... in fact, chains of them would be used to close areas. Life was a bit crazier back then.
@@ForeverMore10 Cool name, I hade a Dark Elf character named Forever Gone. Before getting my last name people joked that I would be named Forever Quest, because EQ takes so long.
This game brings back awesome memories. I was in 10th grade (2001) and I got into it just when the second expansion Scars of Velious was over and they released Shadows of Luclin. That and POP are my favorite expansions to this day likely. My first character was in Kelethin as a Wood Elf Druid. I cant recall what server I started off on, but I remember ended up on Bertoxx. I remember the first time being immersed just thrown in killing the bees. I remember getting stuck, lost, and jumping off several times to die just so I could spawn by the lift to kill more bees. I remember realizing there being more than one lift. I ended up in my first party pulling to Orc Ramp and Hill. I will never forget, "CHOO CHOO", or shouting TRAIN in Crushbone. I remember the feeling of accomplishment of having beat the Orc Fort. I remember navigating to Butcherblock and fighting along there. The goblins near the water at the time dropped items that you could sell for massive money at vendors, and farm them. I remember taking the ferry to Freeport, and exploring the Human city. There, I was told by the locals to navigate to the Oasis of Marr; where I could find assistance. I remember reaching the Tunnel. Anyone from the old days before the Bazaar came in PoP knows that the Tunnel. I met so many people, from kind people to giving away items to buffs, sometimes portals for free or donations; (which inspired me to start my own Druid "Uber" taxi. I remember partying there, and joined my first guild, and learned about the term "multi-boxing." The Guild Leader was a Bard and his RL wife was a cleric, and they would help guide me traveling to all sorts of places. I managed to get to LOIO, or Lake of Ill Omen, roughly around level 20s/30s and got stuck leveling. I ended up trying to a different class and focused on school a bit, but I met some friends from High School who played. Shadows of Luclin was released and we all played that for a bit. I decided to roll a High Elf Paladin. It was so vastly gorgeous compared to much of what I had seen previously. Vah Shir and Beastlords were an awesome addition to the game. New models for all races (that I had to disable many of them because of they were too powerful for my PC until I upgraded. I was so stoked when I could have them all turned on without loss of performance. But still always had to turn them off for raids and spell effects, cause Holy lag.) Mounts! Being able to regenerate health and mana mounted! My paladin managed to level quicker with the introduction of Hot Zones for leveling; and Paludal Caverns was THE place to be for around 20s, but after staying on Luclin, I skipped LOIO, managed to level quicker with Overthere as a Hot Zone before moving back to Luclin. I came back as soon as PoP came out, 46 was the requirement to access early planes. One mate and I still played but we end up splitting off when he vastly outleveled me and started being really arrogant with his progression. Thats how I ended up on Bertoxx. Wood Elf Rogue. Went back to the roots with Kelethin. Managed to have a guild to help me with my Epic 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0 weapons with that one as the following expansions came out. For me, after PoP and Ykesha - Lost Dungeons of Norrath was meh. Gates of Discord I thought was absolutely horrible and turned me off from EQ. WoW was already super popular by then and I went to that for a while from Vanilla to WoLK) I came back to Omens of War, and the content was cool; but I just didn't have anyone I really could connect with anymore that played and to me, the community was what really drew me into EQ. I haven't really played since Omens in 2005, 2006. And that was the 8th expansion. I cant even believe this is still alive and supported, they are on the "28th" expansion. Incredible. And so many dead zones lol 😆
There will never be a game like EQ1 again, mainly because there will never be an unselfish gaming community like that again; people who largely came from analog paper and board RPGs and who understood the group dynamics because it was necessary to be supportive of your party to be successful. Now it mostly seems like a vanity push for loot and the latest gear, FIRST. Guilds still pushed for vanity loot and gear back in the day, but a huge segment of the players were supportive of others because of the game design back then.
After venturing away from Felwithe as a young High Elf Wizard This music, this place, became the start of many friendships in my EQ journey. Friendships that persisted through years, through countless battles, through life's changes, through adversity. Yet through it all, loyalty never faltered. I miss my EverQuest friends, my EverQuest time.
I remember a guild in Gfay was organizing a community event....they handed all us newbs ale and told us to get drunk and race around Kelethin...needless to say not everybody finished the race alive. I managed to finish 2nd and got some nice jewelry :)
Norrath felt like a world first, and then an experience. The zones weren't built with a systematic approach - hubs here, xyz here Some zones were just part of traveling the world, and many were extremely unique
It was great because although you were playing an mmo, the vast areas some would adventure to never led to player interaction. It really felt like living in a huge world in a DnD environment. The music was great, history that established the background was awesome and it has way more story depth than any mmo I've tried. Just because the story is subtle and hidden doesn't mean it wasn't there.
The best MMO ever made. Hands down. The most magical experience. There will never be another one like it. I'm hopeful one day we'll get some sort of VR MMO where we can get lost and the world is the protagonist, not the player. Everything else now is just a MTX, "cosmetic" filled garbage. Everquest was a game where you had to forge strong friendships just to cross an area.
I love this music. Reminds me being 15yrs old playing wood elf enchanter lol. Sitting in Gfay on Valon Zek. Auctioning bottom end stuff. Trying to earn money. wts bronze armor 2pp per ac. Wts fine steel armor 10pp per ac. Wts cb belts 1pp per pads 2pp. Lol I was so pumped when I got 10plat lol
Thank you! I'm thrilled to hear you say that because that's exactly the reason I make these videos. There's tons of uploads of EQ music out there, but I wanted something that I could put on while I work that makes me feel like I am *in* the world.
@@Synersteel I completely agree. I make mp3 recordings of me running through zones. It's such a different feel to hear the footsteps, alternating zone music, and other effects otherwise lost in a regular zone mp3
@@Synersteel Soon yeah! I have mp3's of all zones (that have music) of Faydwer and most of Antonica. I could upload them now as just mp3s, but would like to at least make it visually appealing with a slideshow.
Great memories in Kelethin. Falling off the platform, asking a teammate to loot my corpse for me, damn orc pawns and hitting a guard by accident. Oh 1999 I miss you.
Oh man. I have such wonderful memories of listening to this song near the newbie lift. Occasionally, you'd hear the lift going up and down, and the buzzing of nearby wasps... Oh man. It's like they say, nostalgia is like heroin for old people. I'm so happy we have Project 1999, so I can relive these memories...
PSA: the ruclips.net/video/egErjaxXK-c/видео.html mark has snow falling, the sounds of wintry winds, and a high elf wanders into the frame. I believe that's Crystalwind, but I might be wrong? Regardless, real highpoint of the track.
you've got to go to the common lands tunnel after getting a bind in freeport, there's people to give you strong buffs and damage shields to make the leveling more entertaining.
did you used to play a dwarf warrior named cavelina on erolissi marr? i used to play with a guy who played with his mum leelou a female dwarf. my dwarf was callled wolfric.
I don't think there are any timelock servers from Daybreak, I've only seen them do progression servers. If you haven't yet you should look into Project1999. They are free private EQ servers that don't go past velious. There are currently 4 servers Blue - Timelocked in velious Green + Teal - Progression servers that will stop at Velious (currently at classic eq) Red - Timelocked in velious pvp server Here's a link to the website www.project1999.com/ and here's a link to their setup guide www.project1999.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2651 I've played on these servers off and on for some years, sooo much fun! The community is pretty much the same as old eq days.
@@justinwilson1526 Yeah I was in Taken a long time ago! I LOVED P99 around 2012-2014 :) The raid scene got a lil drama stinky with the guild-rotations & the quality of life setbacks (to keep it classic) felt unnecessary ... but I do log on every now and then
The only progression server that they have that's Time Locked is locked to "Planes of Power era"... It unlocked Kunark, Velious, Luclin, Planes, Lost Dungeons, and Legacy of Ykesha, but will not progress past that point to GoD. The server name is Agnarr
It's been some time but I seem to remember a time when snow fell and the orcs in the area were different. Not sure if it was an event or what, I still can't find any posts about it so maybe I am misremembering.
There will never be an MMORPG like this ever again.
I heard Amazon is remaking this with updated graphics
Fax
@@taurusshaman4881whaaat
The ai in it is all lifeless. Radiant ai like Skyrim has just causes bugs and is generally a bad idea. Nobody's business though. Spellcasting effects excellent? 5/⁵.
It's crazy that no one really has come close to creating a game with gameplay quite as good. The classes, the group dynamic, the lore, it all just worked so well.
My dad was my twitch back then. I sat there for hours watching him kill bats and skellies before getting brave enough to go into crushbone. Id give anything to go back to that time and sit with him forever.
Me too, almost exactly
Same dude. I'd literally sit on the edge of his corner desk cuz I was still small enough at the time. :') Cheers
This is so wholesome, EQ played a huge role in my life.. for the better or worst but i wouldn't change a thing.
Same here only for me it was West Freeport, then getting brave and going into the Commonlands.
i had no idea so many other kids had this experience. eq fascinated me as a kid and now i play project 99. hoping to get that up and running tomorrow at my dad's for father's day so we can relive some memories together :)
Taking out crushbone orcs then raiding crushbone, handing in belts, chilling in kelethin, oh man the good ol days. The magic of this game and city
Mike you will live forever in the music and my heart. I love and miss you my best friend.
The most beautiful genuine community in all MMOs
But also the EQ community is literally where the term 'Poopsocker' came from
@@landonrivers project Lazarus instanced zones , ldon working and bazaar
UO was better and first.
Back in the classic days I met some of the nicest most selfless people in EQ. Willing to sacrifice hours of their time to help you in whatever way possible. It's a strange thing to think about now in our selfish world today.
@@johnfal1849 - You speak so much truth and it hurts. Never another community I’ve experienced and it’s telling of our times.
Started playing EQ about a month ago just randomly cuz i was bored and wanted a MMORPG to get lost in... This game has already given me so many new friends, I am in a beautifully friendly guild and I'm 1 item away from finishing my epic 1.0 on my Magician. I love this game, and i don't think i'll ever find an MMORPG with a more friendly and helpful community! If you're reading this and you're playing EQ, I LOVE YOU! You are aweseom and i want nothing but good things to happen to you for the rest of your life!
yeah buddy!
I died falling off Kelethin a number of times. The memories of this city are the fondest of any game I've played.
cheers to memories
I still play EverQuest, just to sit in the world and hang out mostly. I haven't gone through all the new content, but I love this game - the single most impactful experience of my life.
nostalgiaquest is fun the new stuff feels so different
My first wood elf character was a bard. I loved that character so much that 10 years later I gave the name to my daughter. :)
Wow cool. I named my daughter after my Dark Elf Necromancer in EQ2. 👍
What was the name? :D
@@Steveiwonder2004 Akepia
@@jarvissystems4334 Beautiful
@@Steveiwonder2004 Noobslayerxxx
Long live the Classic era of Everquest, May the dreams and memories forged in the lands of Norrath never be forgotten by their adventurers, thank you for all the good times as a teenager and always being a memory so many are so fond of.
heck yeah! Norrath was a special world. Playing the game was an excellent social experience.
This is the reason why I kept creating a new wood elf toon over and over again. This music. The memories.
Same. Anytime I go back to it, my characters are all always able to start in GFay. :)
this song literally warms my soul
a wood elf or even any elf shouldnt die from extreme falling. they are light as a leaf on linden tree they should land like cats!
makes me wanna cry. This atmosphere, this huge open space, this music and sounds, it captured you and made you feel you are in that world, at that moment. These times.. : /
wow, EQ and the passage of time. Great stuff!
@@Elias_Halloran what do you mean passage of time?
Heaven is being 14 years old and starting up your wood elf druid in GFay. Figuring out the layout of the town, the 3 lifts, running around with fellow newbies. Getting to level 14 and getting SoW, and DSing, SoWing and healing random newbies from time to time with your newfound powers.
Heading to the Oasis for crocs and such, and your older brother gives you a brown chitin protector for your birthday!
Getting to level 19 and access to ports! What would have taken hours to cross you can now do in a single spell. East Karana is your animal playground, kiting and charming wolves against spiders, using their silk to get your tailoring up.
Reaching level 24 and heading to Everfrost to hunt mammoths for their tusks and making a thousand platinum while leveling there.
Turning in gnoll fangs to Halas so you can wolf form around the barbarians without getting attacked.
Heading to Velious and fighting Rgorr, charming wolves against giants, starting your port business and getting rich.
Heading to Luclin and farming the Elysium set, a druid only chain armor.
Eventually retiring the character in your 50's and you switch to Bard - so long Jerok, Wood Elf Druid on the Tribunal.
beats Instagram 100%
OMG I miss EQ and kelethin.
I remember starting out in Kelethin in the beginning. They didn't have maps in game back then and so many people would get lost in the area, so I made my first gold as a guide through the forest.
Love that!
I seen someone offer 50p for a guide to the ranger guild just the other day on p99 so that kind of stuff still happens! Lol
Never played Everquest but this comment is so awesome. What a cool idea.
@@myokitt Not only was guiding folks around a way to earn, teleporting (Ports) them between continents to avoid 15ish minute boat ride/queues (Plus the run to the boats), along with helping on Corpse Runs, depending on what you played. Back then, when you died...... you had a corpse. Lost experience. And..... a timer. Didn't get your stuff before that timer 40+ zones away? It was gone. Forever. [Players would often leave items behind they were upgrading from to form a base corpse run set). EverQuest was an absolutely magical experience because.... while self reliance was possible, those who flourished did so by working together.
Can you imagine a modern MMO where players had physical "Models", and allowed huge models that could block doors? Ogres/Trolls sure could in EverQuest....... in fact, chains of them would be used to close areas.
Life was a bit crazier back then.
@@Maeousie cool memories. I'm not sure what my craziest experience was. Didn't do too many quests but I do remember the trains!
Back in the times when “Paying it Forward” was a way of life.
☝️ This. This is why EQ had such a genuine community. ❤
@@ForeverMore10 Cool name, I hade a Dark Elf character named Forever Gone. Before getting my last name people joked that I would be named Forever Quest, because EQ takes so long.
This game brings back awesome memories.
I was in 10th grade (2001) and I got into it just when the second expansion Scars of Velious was over and they released Shadows of Luclin. That and POP are my favorite expansions to this day likely.
My first character was in Kelethin as a Wood Elf Druid. I cant recall what server I started off on, but I remember ended up on Bertoxx.
I remember the first time being immersed just thrown in killing the bees.
I remember getting stuck, lost, and jumping off several times to die just so I could spawn by the lift to kill more bees.
I remember realizing there being more than one lift.
I ended up in my first party pulling to Orc Ramp and Hill.
I will never forget, "CHOO CHOO", or shouting TRAIN in Crushbone.
I remember the feeling of accomplishment of having beat the Orc Fort.
I remember navigating to Butcherblock and fighting along there. The goblins near the water at the time dropped items that you could sell for massive money at vendors, and farm them.
I remember taking the ferry to Freeport, and exploring the Human city. There, I was told by the locals to navigate to the Oasis of Marr; where I could find assistance.
I remember reaching the Tunnel. Anyone from the old days before the Bazaar came in PoP knows that the Tunnel.
I met so many people, from kind people to giving away items to buffs, sometimes portals for free or donations; (which inspired me to start my own Druid "Uber" taxi.
I remember partying there, and joined my first guild, and learned about the term "multi-boxing." The Guild Leader was a Bard and his RL wife was a cleric, and they would help guide me traveling to all sorts of places.
I managed to get to LOIO, or Lake of Ill Omen, roughly around level 20s/30s and got stuck leveling. I ended up trying to a different class and focused on school a bit, but I met some friends from High School who played. Shadows of Luclin was released and we all played that for a bit.
I decided to roll a High Elf Paladin. It was so vastly gorgeous compared to much of what I had seen previously. Vah Shir and Beastlords were an awesome addition to the game. New models for all races (that I had to disable many of them because of they were too powerful for my PC until I upgraded. I was so stoked when I could have them all turned on without loss of performance. But still always had to turn them off for raids and spell effects, cause Holy lag.)
Mounts! Being able to regenerate health and mana mounted!
My paladin managed to level quicker with the introduction of Hot Zones for leveling; and Paludal Caverns was THE place to be for around 20s, but after staying on Luclin, I skipped LOIO, managed to level quicker with Overthere as a Hot Zone before moving back to Luclin.
I came back as soon as PoP came out, 46 was the requirement to access early planes. One mate and I still played but we end up splitting off when he vastly outleveled me and started being really arrogant with his progression.
Thats how I ended up on Bertoxx. Wood Elf Rogue. Went back to the roots with Kelethin. Managed to have a guild to help me with my Epic 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0 weapons with that one as the following expansions came out.
For me, after PoP and Ykesha - Lost Dungeons of Norrath was meh. Gates of Discord I thought was absolutely horrible and turned me off from EQ. WoW was already super popular by then and I went to that for a while from Vanilla to WoLK)
I came back to Omens of War, and the content was cool; but I just didn't have anyone I really could connect with anymore that played and to me, the community was what really drew me into EQ.
I haven't really played since Omens in 2005, 2006. And that was the 8th expansion.
I cant even believe this is still alive and supported, they are on the "28th" expansion. Incredible. And so many dead zones lol 😆
wonderful and awesome memories, thanks for sharing!
P99 is where it’s at forget those dead servers lol!
Blessed trees of my homeland! Kelethin, I am home!
I miss this game so much, I can almost hear the odd Gfay animal noises in the background :')
Try out Project1999, it's great
@@woahhbro2906 I did! Had a 60 monk/ranger during the TMO days, i was in Taken tho lol
If you miss it come back play, we're still kickin
And the skeleton and bat nears the ruin too!
There will never be a game like EQ1 again, mainly because there will never be an unselfish gaming community like that again; people who largely came from analog paper and board RPGs and who understood the group dynamics because it was necessary to be supportive of your party to be successful. Now it mostly seems like a vanity push for loot and the latest gear, FIRST. Guilds still pushed for vanity loot and gear back in the day, but a huge segment of the players were supportive of others because of the game design back then.
After venturing away from Felwithe as a young High Elf Wizard This music, this place, became the start of many friendships in my EQ journey.
Friendships that persisted through years, through countless battles, through life's changes, through adversity. Yet through it all, loyalty never faltered.
I miss my EverQuest friends, my EverQuest time.
How many ice comets did you throw?
Me too my friend.
@10th House Tek - How freakin amazing!! I knew people that got married too!!
Man. Me too. Good days.
🤗
Started all my non evil chars here. Would level them up from whatever their origin city was just enough to travel here for the music and Crushbone.
🤗
I started EQ1 July of 2001. The music of the game I will never forget. What memories!! i played the game for years and I still have my ranger..
yuup i remember going over the map online a million timea waiting for the game to come out
I remember a guild in Gfay was organizing a community event....they handed all us newbs ale and told us to get drunk and race around Kelethin...needless to say not everybody finished the race alive. I managed to finish 2nd and got some nice jewelry :)
Two people fell to their deaths while listening to this music.
Pure gold.
😂
Your skill in Safe Fall has increased.
Me when I made my first character in 2000 and couldn’t figure out how to adjust the view.
Look, we had to many Blackburrow Stouts and thought fisticuffs would be a great idea
Norrath felt like a world first, and then an experience.
The zones weren't built with a systematic approach - hubs here, xyz here
Some zones were just part of traveling the world, and many were extremely unique
Always come back to this one whilst I study and focus. EQ1 will always be a part of me.
I loved playing this game, it was a true adventure !
It was great because although you were playing an mmo, the vast areas some would adventure to never led to player interaction. It really felt like living in a huge world in a DnD environment. The music was great, history that established the background was awesome and it has way more story depth than any mmo I've tried. Just because the story is subtle and hidden doesn't mean it wasn't there.
Still listening to this banger in 2045
Who the hell thumbs down this.. sickos
When I was young
I'd play...........sigh~Such memories.
The best MMO ever made. Hands down. The most magical experience. There will never be another one like it.
I'm hopeful one day we'll get some sort of VR MMO where we can get lost and the world is the protagonist, not the player. Everything else now is just a MTX, "cosmetic" filled garbage. Everquest was a game where you had to forge strong friendships just to cross an area.
This is fantastic.
By far my favorite track on any game Soundtrack. Ever. Nothing is more iconic.
seriously made me cry listening to this. So many fucking memories
I love this music. Reminds me being 15yrs old playing wood elf enchanter lol. Sitting in Gfay on Valon Zek. Auctioning bottom end stuff. Trying to earn money. wts bronze armor 2pp per ac. Wts fine steel armor 10pp per ac. Wts cb belts 1pp per pads 2pp. Lol I was so pumped when I got 10plat lol
very cool!
Keep it up! Love the added ambiance in your videos since you're in game, rather than you just uploading an mp3 of the area.
Thank you! I'm thrilled to hear you say that because that's exactly the reason I make these videos. There's tons of uploads of EQ music out there, but I wanted something that I could put on while I work that makes me feel like I am *in* the world.
@@Synersteel I completely agree. I make mp3 recordings of me running through zones. It's such a different feel to hear the footsteps, alternating zone music, and other effects otherwise lost in a regular zone mp3
@@thunderclasp That sounds very cool! Any plans to upload a video of that or somehow make it publicly accessible? I'd love to listen to it!
@@Synersteel Soon yeah! I have mp3's of all zones (that have music) of Faydwer and most of Antonica. I could upload them now as just mp3s, but would like to at least make it visually appealing with a slideshow.
@@thunderclasp Awesome, please do let me know whenever you upload them! I would love to give them a listen.
Great memories in Kelethin. Falling off the platform, asking a teammate to loot my corpse for me, damn orc pawns and hitting a guard by accident. Oh 1999 I miss you.
So many memories...falling off and not being able to see anything, until realising Gamma was your friend.
Oh man. I have such wonderful memories of listening to this song near the newbie lift. Occasionally, you'd hear the lift going up and down, and the buzzing of nearby wasps... Oh man. It's like they say, nostalgia is like heroin for old people. I'm so happy we have Project 1999, so I can relive these memories...
i was born here,i'm the best wood-elf chief!
18:00 full immersion
Excuse me good sir, have you seen my corpse?
Thank heavens they didn't revamp Kelethin like they did FP, EC, etc.
"will jump of the ledge for 1pp"
19:50 does it snow in Gfay??????? I don't remember that at all.....
I'm pretty sure when i played on p99 a little it snowed there
Really really rarely
EQ Life
Monsters and Memories check it out! Coming in 2025
Absolutely agree! I've played in a few of the stress tests and I cannot WAIT for that full game to launch!
I use to bind myself here so when i die it isnt too painful on me because of this song 😉
Is there any way to get the original mp3s? I no longer have my original or Kunark discs.
Elias Halloran was here!
PSA: the ruclips.net/video/egErjaxXK-c/видео.html mark has snow falling, the sounds of wintry winds, and a high elf wanders into the frame. I believe that's Crystalwind, but I might be wrong? Regardless, real highpoint of the track.
I think Highmoon and Crystalwind were the guards outside Felwithe.
"will i die if i fall off ?"
someone in ooc: "nope"
Love the in game audio, but the wind was a bit overpowering :D
Home soundtrack. Shit is beyond fire.
why did we not have drunk races across kelethin now thinking back i know yall drank some wine 1st time finding the bar
23:58
I tried playing Project1999 again recently. Got to level 2 and gave up. xD
Try again!
you've got to go to the common lands tunnel after getting a bind in freeport, there's people to give you strong buffs and damage shields to make the leveling more entertaining.
Here for the wood elf (?) who shows up at 5:52.
God I’m about to play for the first time myself instead of with my mom-
Im sorry to hear that friend. How did it go?
did you used to play a dwarf warrior named cavelina on erolissi marr? i used to play with a guy who played with his mum leelou a female dwarf. my dwarf was callled wolfric.
Looks like home to me..
Why is the beat soooo damn fast. Have to play at .75 speed to even be close lol
Looking for Rez under noobie elevator!
I was hoping there's be a lv 1 wood elf falling to their death in there somewhere.
Do you know if DayBreak has any timelock servers that wont go past velious?
Not sure! Hopefully someone else will come along and know the answer.
I don't think there are any timelock servers from Daybreak, I've only seen them do progression servers.
If you haven't yet you should look into Project1999. They are free private EQ servers that don't go past velious. There are currently 4 servers
Blue - Timelocked in velious
Green + Teal - Progression servers that will stop at Velious (currently at classic eq)
Red - Timelocked in velious pvp server
Here's a link to the website www.project1999.com/ and here's a link to their setup guide www.project1999.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2651
I've played on these servers off and on for some years, sooo much fun! The community is pretty much the same as old eq days.
@@justinwilson1526 Yeah I was in Taken a long time ago! I LOVED P99 around 2012-2014 :) The raid scene got a lil drama stinky with the guild-rotations & the quality of life setbacks (to keep it classic) felt unnecessary ... but I do log on every now and then
The only progression server that they have that's Time Locked is locked to "Planes of Power era"... It unlocked Kunark, Velious, Luclin, Planes, Lost Dungeons, and Legacy of Ykesha, but will not progress past that point to GoD. The server name is Agnarr
Elias Halloran was here!
17:30 there is snow in Kelethin ??
It's entirely possible I went overboard with the GM commands and caused snow where it's not possible. I honestly don't remember at this point!
I'm pretty sure when i played on p99 a little it snowed there
@@hollowfrost3496 Yes it is possible but very very rare. I've seen it while on the highest platform in Kelethin.
It's been some time but I seem to remember a time when snow fell and the orcs in the area were different. Not sure if it was an event or what, I still can't find any posts about it so maybe I am misremembering.
Tunare server OGs will know. GBAY music
Tunare!
they need a long one for sleep time
Woodelves. psh.
one time for my wood elves
Turn the speed down to 0.75 and its just like EQ2s version.