Will do rey, I never turned my audio off to begin with so that may have been part of the problem.
Thanks Tikker. PNY has a 7900 on sale at best buy for 179 bucks. Anyone know how much the card manufacturer matters? I have been using ATI for a looooong time so I am not sure about card manufacturers.
Quick search on Pricewatchshows some manufacturers offering $20-45 rebates, with shipping the prices seem similar. If you want to net 20-30 bucks you can... brand names are a subjective matter though
Limited widescreen support, so depending on your monitor that may or may not be a problem. Seems quiet, low power consumption; looks like a decent card.
Bigrozz wrote: Thanks Tikker. PNY has a 7900 on sale at best buy for 179 bucks. Anyone know how much the card manufacturer matters? I have been using ATI for a looooong time so I am not sure about card manufacturers.
some manufacturors will OC the gpu/ram somewhat
I think as long as you get a mainstream group, you'll be fine
EVGA, XFX, Asus, nvidia, MSI, etc
I've never had a PNY card myself, but I've also never heard anyone whining about one either
Hey so my friend and I started playing EQ2 together awhile back but it turned boring.
So my question for you fine folks is: Can two players level together effectively in this game? Is it really set like other games where one tank and one healer is required or is there more le-way for combinations?
I play a bard and I've done everything with a paladin so far. The paladin has enough healing to save me when I get in a pickle, but also generally tanks everything for us.
You regen health insanely fast in between fights so as long as you can outdps the mob(s) before needing a heal, you should be able to do virtually everything. I'm sure eventually a dedicated healer will become necessary but I haven't seen anything yet that we can't duo (for our level)
I am lvl 21 now and we play twice a week generally. There is something fun to do every night I log on. Really good times if you have a regular group of folks to adventure with. Great questlines, challenging dungeons, etc
lvl 24 Shaman. Yeah, I only level about once every week or two which is fine. I'm in no hurry. There is tons of content we have missed already because we are out of level range by the time we discover it.
Around what level do you get out of the linear quest lines where you finsih up in an outpost and basically the last quest is to send you to the next outpost to do a set of quests there?
I think those are done in the mid teens. Now most of the questlines revolved around "beating" a particular dungeon. You get decent gear upgrades along the way and are sent deeper in to the dungeon as you progress in level. There have been a few timesink quests that I have not bothered with, otherwise most of them are group based quests that you can knock out in an evening and get everyone in the group a nice trinket of some sort.
One of the things that really impress me with Vanguard is how frickin huge the areas are. You can leave a city, travel for 15-20 minutes across a desert, up a mountain etc and then look out over the cliff and be able to see the city you left off in the distance along with tons of other points of interest. That's how we've found many of the adventure areas we've visited.
"Wow! What's that huge tower off in the distance?" "Dunno, lets go check it out!"