Is it bad I recognized it as daoc from the NPC font?
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I 100% thought this was Everquest
I did too. But I played when they had the starter zone and sadly never got very far out of it. Once in a while I'd find someone who'd invite a high level character to clear a dungeon (or what ever the eq lingo is) but never was able to venture much outside the cities
I got kinda up there, I think I had a lizard dude shadow knight somewhere between 40-60 but it's been a reeeaaaallly long time since I played.
I haven't thought of that game in over a decade. I beta'd it
Seriously though, I never got near those numbers. I did put about 2500 hours into TFC and TF2 before it became a bot hellscape.
Maybe 2500 on 2 accounts that were both my gf and I on rocket league. Usually on the same team. Over several years in our 30s.
Maybe hit 1000 on worms2demo online as a kid.
Respect
At some point you don’t play the game because you enjoy some relaxing time on it, but because you have to. That’s were I put my limit, now. No fun, stop playing.
I looked up my old character just the other day—my account must had been compromised because all of my gear was gone.
I could totally see myself going back to play again and pick up where I left off (after 18 years), but I don’t think that’s possible anymore.
The most shocking to me, is that those servers are still up and running. In a day and age of dead games, it's a serious feat.
Yes that’s crazy. The game has the Electronic Arts label and the servers are still operational. It’s not exactly the same servers but some people invested time and money into migrating the data without any guarantee that the player would login ever again.
The Guardian in the back has that look on her face like she just lost a bet that you wouldn't return until 20 years passed.
And given that she is in the middle of the Shrouded Isle extension map, next visit will probably be in a few years. I bet she will still be exactly the same, unaffected by the time going on.
I thought that was eq1 at first glance
Ditto, I was about to start waxing poetic about my bard.
I miss the classic era of DAoC and still hum various town music to this day. Cotswold being the most recurring.
Wait, the guardian isn’t your character?
Long live the Blackspire Guard
She doesn't even know that I'm a guardian for her