what game have you logged the most hours on?

[kaplin42]

Originally Posted by OmahaChief

I swear at the time Evercrack was more real then my real life. At work all I would think about was tonights raid or something like that. I was in one of the guilds that did all the end game stuff so it was mandatory to log in for so many hours. It was a great time but I packed on about 50 pounds during that time.

Oh yeah, planning what gear you wanted to get, and how you were going to camp the mobs that you needed. Endless hours on Allahkazam researching and looking at quests and maps. We didn't have any of the new fangled add-ons that the kiddies do today.

[Molitoth]

Originally Posted by kaplin42

Oh yeah, planning what gear you wanted to get, and how you were going to camp the mobs that you needed. Endless hours on Allahkazam researching and looking at quests and maps. We didn't have any of the new fangled add-ons that the kiddies do today.

Dude, I would sit in my computer class in college and just study Allahkazam the whole time. I'd read about as many quests as I could, and print out zone maps made by MUSE.

I had a physical 3 ring binder notebook with quest notes/maps and other stuff. There was no built in tools for Quest tracking... or built in zone maps, etc.

That was when the game was FUN! (and hard).

[OmahaChief]

Originally Posted by kaplin42

Oh yeah, planning what gear you wanted to get, and how you were going to camp the mobs that you needed. Endless hours on Allahkazam researching and looking at quests and maps. We didn't have any of the new fangled add-ons that the kiddies do today.

I hated camping for stuff and killing placeholder so my guy might spawn. The eipc weapons quest had many terrible camps. Back then I had all my maps in a binder or laminated. It was actually pretty cool in a geeky way.\

I can still hear the shouts of TRAIN!!!!!!! First time I ever heard that was in Blackburrow about 3 minutes into playing the game and I remember thinking there must be a train to take me to town....about 10 seconds later I was dead and then realized what it was.