Massively.com giveaway: EverQuest II prize pack

I want to play EQ2 because the game has so much history and lore.

Would be nice to see what changes have been made since I last entered the world.

Been playing since launch and it is the best, most polished game on the market. Trust me I have tried the rest and always come back home.

Love the graphics and the detail of the background and the lore...

I want to play EQ2 because it has been awhile and I left before the last expansion came out. Free game time to check it out would be awesome!

I am curious what the new release brings with it. I tried a trial once but I never got into EQ2. Who knows but maybe this would convert me to play EQ2, I now play warhammer online. WOoot.... I love the Squigs! Waaagh!

Regularly play EQ1 - would like to see what EQ2 has to offer

I'm in it for the adorable monkeys..

I'm a 9 year vet of EQ1, but never tried EQ2 due to my loyalty to it's predecessor and lacking machine specs. I recently left EQ1 due to the declining population and being burnt out after the many years of playtime. I am also ordering a new machine very soon, EQ2 would be a great free gift after spending $1000++ on a new gaming rig.

Never played an EQ game.

EQ2 was the first MMO I ever really got into. Running around Norrath on a late Friday night with a few good friends was a blast.

I've played MUDs for close on ten years now, and WoW for 1 year, and I'd like to try out EQ and see what all the fuss is about

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Ever since the very birth of Everquest 2 into the MMO market, I have enjoyed it far beyond what the competition has to offer. Stunning visuals, a community full of wonderful, mature and helpful people, and a solid core game play that suits all types of players - whether it be casual for a couple hours a night to even the more hardcore raiding scene for those who prefer it; Everquest 2 is there.

Bringing a new character into Everquest 2 feels like an adventure in itself. I can't count the number of times I have brought in a new friend or player and fought valiantly along their side and found something new, interesting and completely exciting every single time I pass through the zones I know and love. The faction system is still one of my favorite things about the Everquest franchise, knowing that you can do nearly anything - at either a benefit or detriment to your character's well being in Norrath.

The expansions offered in Everquest 2 continually hit the peak of my expectations, with beautiful creatures, stunning landscapes and dungeons, and challenging content to shake even the most experienced and toughened raiders in their boots. With the introduction of Mythical items to the game, I'm always motivated and excited to log onto Everquest 2 and see what the world has in store for me today. Always something to look forward to, always something to work to achieve, and ultimately become an integral part of your servers community is another great aspect of Everquest 2.

Everquest 2 started to me as a game, after a long many years in the Norrath I still love and hold dear in Everquest Live; however has evolved into something much more alive and realistic. Knowing that behind every gnome, troll, and elf lies a person just like me who is looking to get something unique out of the experience just like I am, and working together in a collaborative effort to accomplish our numerous goals.

I think Everquest 2 is a great mechanism for teamwork, friendship, community building and leadership and I dearly hope that more retired veterans and new players alike will look past the original launch reviews and pick up the game, and see all the wonderful changes that have occurred over the years. I promise, you won't be disappointed!

Everquest 2 is a great example of a niche game. The Antonia Bayle community is filled with amazing people who are very worth getting to know and are a joy to game with. EQ2 is one of those games that is engaging from the earliest levels without the need to feel pressure to grind up. You get to enjoy the game all the way through.

The main reason I'd want to check out the sequel is mainly because everybody I talked to said nothing but bad things about it. Being the open-minded person I am I wanted to check it out to judge for myself, but lack of motivation coupled with lack of funds and too many things to play kept me from doing so. I loved Everquest so I can't imagine 2 would be so bad.

Love to try out all the player classes it has to offer.

I played EQ1, I would like to check out EQ2.

Played the beta and the 1st month, havent been back since....its never too late

EQ2 is just that EQ2 which in and off itself is reason enough...