TT01074176 | Cron

Just curious.  If Vanguard has no instanced zones, won't that make it a
griefers paradise?  It would seem to me that jerks can make sure that
certain quest type mobs are perma-killed just to annoy people.

In the past couple of months I posted questions about upgrading my
computer's video card but through much trial and error have ended up
deciding not to do it.  Instead I will get a computer more suited to
gaming a few months down the road.

    The domain's expired...  I always got a big kick out of these
and so I wanted to help out and renew the domain for the guy, but you
can't do that anymore (you used to be able to renew a domain even if
you weren't the owner).  

I know, I swore I wasn't going to buy this one... but what can I say. I
don't always do the most sensible thing, or would I be gnome SK in the
first place?
That said, sometimes there are unexpected benefits as well as unexpected

 I have got a level 46 Assassin character and seem to be in the situation
where my quest log is full of quests that I can't do. Even the greyed out
ones seem to be impossible to achieve. It seems to me that the level marking
for quests is out by a large factor? A good example is ...

Ive been off of EQ for a few years.
I have a 50 something level shaman out there.
I picked up a copy of EQ Titanium for my gf.
Question....can I install that on my computer and use my old account, and

Does anyone know of a simple and easy site that sort of lists the type of
spell needed to cure particular spells cast on me or my grp members by Mobs?
Im thinking like,
What cures malo? cure desease, poison or magic?

I am looking into the Station Access plan and would like to clarify that the
monthly charge of 24.95 includes both EQ and EQ2.  Is this correct or will
Sony charge extra for those two games?

I've been playing around with a parser recently, trying to figure out
what my DPS contribution is.
Soloing low LB mobs, I'm clocking in at around 140 DPS, 40 of which
comes from my pet.  Thats self buffed, including clickies, but no

Ok, so I played EQ several years ago and gave it up for a while, then
played EQ2 shortly after it came out, and have since given it up as
well. Lately I have missed playing a game in the evenings and am
thinking about getting back into it with a friend. The question...if 2