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Posted: Feb 9th 2010 1:29PM (Unverified) said

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In one of my first days in Everquest as a low-level dwarf exploring the Butcherblock Mountains I came across a ring of standing stones. Seconds later, a group of monsters including a troll and an ogre -- which I had never seen before -- appear within the ring close to me. They "con" red (=much higher level) so I immediately panic and flee thinking I was going to die and did not want to lose my corpse (again)!

It was not until later that I realized they were actually PCs and I had just witnessed the result of a Druid's group teleport spell.

Posted: Feb 9th 2010 3:33PM Innocentte said

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Everquest, around the year 2001. My level 14 Halfling Druid. About to make the run from Rivervale to Qeynos. Has Invisibility, has SoW. Need some beetle claws. Qeynos has em.

What an adventure. Through Runnyeye (invis, of course). Through the canyons. Across two massive Plains of Karanas zones. Finally, Qeynos (half hour to fourty-five minute run with SoW).

Run to enterance of Qeynos. Accidentally hit 'auto-attack' (used to be 'A' key). Big 'ole Guard one-shots me. Back at Rivervale, gearless. :)

Good Times.

(Changed the 'auto-attack' key to '~' after that)

Posted: Feb 9th 2010 11:59PM (Unverified) said

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Guild Wars. And I realised how amazing the game was the instant I began to fight enemies in the first mission in prophecies. (that's about 20 mins into the game, for those who don't stop to check out how awesome pre-searing is.

Posted: Feb 10th 2010 3:30AM (Unverified) said

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Mine would have to be just logging into Everquest for the first time. I didn't think my dial up modem could handle the game so I didn't buy it at launch. My friend got convinced to try it and reported to me that he was able to play it ok on his dial up connection so I rushed out to bu it myself. The excitement of just logging into the game knowing I was playing in a world with hundreds of other people was all I needed to know I'd be playing these games for awhile.

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