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Game Information
- Platform: Windows NT / 98 / 2000 / Me / XP
- PEGI Rating: Ages 12 and Over
- Media: Video Game
Product Features
- A cloth map of The Shattered Lands
- Exclusive in-game item - pet baby dragon for your player house
- Poster with maps of Queynos and Freeport
- Massively multiplayer online role-playing game
- New online universe that exists parallel to previous Everquest game
- Non-playing characters now speak in the game--more than 130 hours of recorded dialog
- Thousands of new items, hundreds of new spells, and ultra-fine customization of characters
- Note: This game requires an Internet connection
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Product Description
Product Description
EverQuest II is the next generation of massively multiplayer gaming, a huge online world where thousands of players come together for adventure and community. Featuring breathtaking graphics and a vast, beautiful game world to explore, as well as voices for almost all non-player characters, EverQuest II sets new standards in gameplay and immersion. EverQuest II brings players into its world with a powerful epic storyline and gives them the power to be the hero or villain in their personal adventure. Players enter this world by creating their own unique character, choosing from 16 races and 24 classes. Players will encounter hundreds of creatures as they travel across majestic landscapes of rolling hills, barren deserts, dense forests, and bustling cities. Thousands of items, hundreds of spells, and unlimited adventure await all who enter the world of EverQuest II.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
Format:Video Game
DON'T BUY THIS VERSION!
The European version of Desert of Flames includes the entire EQ2 client - you'd be better off getting that as you'll get the game + expansion.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Video Game
Fun:
I find this game extremely fun, there is alot of content in the game which will keep you busy for months.
It is ideal for both Solo and group play, the adventure packs (mini expansions) can keep entertained in a challenging enviroment which is adjusted to your level. You can do many of the instances solo or tackle some of the harder, heroic instances in small groups.
The game is huge and beautiful and looks almost life like.
I have played alot of online games in the past few years and for me this is the one I would recommend.
If your new to MMORPG then you will love the trial of the isle tutorial.
What I love about this game is the amount of things you can do, you can go exploring, craft fantastic items, own your own home complete hundreds and hundreds of quests, comepete against other players in combat, this game has everything that a MMORPG should have and in my opinion is the best out there at the momement.
It is ideal for both Solo and group play, the adventure packs (mini expansions) can keep entertained in a challenging enviroment which is adjusted to your level. You can do many of the instances solo or tackle some of the harder, heroic instances in small groups.
The game is huge and beautiful and looks almost life like.
I have played alot of online games in the past few years and for me this is the one I would recommend.
If your new to MMORPG then you will love the trial of the isle tutorial.
What I love about this game is the amount of things you can do, you can go exploring, craft fantastic items, own your own home complete hundreds and hundreds of quests, comepete against other players in combat, this game has everything that a MMORPG should have and in my opinion is the best out there at the momement.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Video Game
Fun:
I started playing EQ2 almost 2 years ago and I still love this game!
Not only is it huge (and constantly growing), but it is endlessly replayable. Although the original game will keep you occupied for a long time, I would recommend holding out for the next expansion as it will doubtless include everything else that came before it, for the same price.
A couple of warnings -
This game has cost me an absolute fortune as I have upgraded my system significantly since buying it. It runs just fine with a standard set up (1GB ram is the big must-have), but who wants to miss the gorgeous sunsets in the Commonlands and the swishing of their Warlock's robes as they run away from maurauding Orcs because they are running their graphics at lower settings to reduce lag?
Secondly, I no longer have any real life friends, as all of my spare time is spent playing this game.
If you like adventure, exploring stunning landscapes, killing innocent badgers & staying up all night in front of your computer, then you must buy this game.
Please bear in mind that there is a monthly subscription fee.
Not only is it huge (and constantly growing), but it is endlessly replayable. Although the original game will keep you occupied for a long time, I would recommend holding out for the next expansion as it will doubtless include everything else that came before it, for the same price.
A couple of warnings -
This game has cost me an absolute fortune as I have upgraded my system significantly since buying it. It runs just fine with a standard set up (1GB ram is the big must-have), but who wants to miss the gorgeous sunsets in the Commonlands and the swishing of their Warlock's robes as they run away from maurauding Orcs because they are running their graphics at lower settings to reduce lag?
Secondly, I no longer have any real life friends, as all of my spare time is spent playing this game.
If you like adventure, exploring stunning landscapes, killing innocent badgers & staying up all night in front of your computer, then you must buy this game.
Please bear in mind that there is a monthly subscription fee.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
A New Era in EQ2
We Fly High is what comes to mind...New Flying Griffon mounts add a new aspect tot he game.
With the new zone and new raid content, SOE has added a nice expansion to it's... Read more
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Published 10 months ago by haribo
Best MMO
The graphics are beautiful, yet not cartoony which is one of the things I hate from my six weeks playing WoW (quite simply WoW has no wow). Read more
Published on 15 Aug 2008 by Nicholas Tindall
Customer Support Appaling
I spent 20 mins loading this game and nearly 2 hours trying to get a game account. Sony do not support UK gamers, if you speak English they direct you to an American telephone... Read more
Published on 8 April 2008 by Peter Mitchell
great fun!
I have been playing everquest 2 for a good couple of years now and have to say I am well and truly hooked. I've tried vanguard for a bit as well but keep coming back to EQ2. Read more
Published on 24 Aug 2007 by Mara Greenwood
Not so good!
My review is me being as fair as I can be. Several problems with installation and starting up this game instantly put me off it. Read more
Published on 24 Aug 2007 by Scarhurzt
Don't believe the doom mongers!
Don't believe the folk here that are giving this game poor reviews. Yes there is a relatively high hardware requirement but purely based on the amount of physical memory you... Read more
Published on 2 Dec 2005 by M. Davies
EQ II 10 months on
I have been playing Eq II for about a 10 months now, i have a Lvl 50 pally in a raid guild on splitpaw (euro server) i also started another lower lvl char, the game can look very... Read more
Published on 2 Sep 2005
A good game, will get better over time though
I've played Everquest 2 for about a year (I was a beta tester before it was officially released). To be honest, when the game was first around I wasn't particularly impressed with... Read more
Published on 27 Aug 2005 by One Bad Monkey
Rubbish game, very bad design
When i first brought this game, i thought most of the complaints were made by peeps that had rubbish computers and didnt have the right hardware to run it properly.. Read more
Published on 30 July 2005
Support Issues
I purchased this game from a store and ran into the 'cd key is already being used' issue. I don't recommend purchasing this game, based on the poor support I received from... Read more
Published on 20 July 2005
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