EverQuest 2

Everquest 2 also introduces many changes, some of which are designed to prevent objectionable playing strategies seen in Everquest. Some of the biggest being “locked encounters” which prevents stealing other players’ rewards and changes to keep players from “kiting” which is a method used to kill mobs by staying at a distance, using ranged attacks, and running whenever the enemy comes close. Another big change that was made in EQ2 is the tradeskill system. Instead of just acquiring Everquest II items through fighting, players can craft the items through tradeskills.

 

 

Game Index

• EQ2 Bots
• EQ2 Cheats
• EQ2 Crafting Bots
• EQ2 Dupes
• EQ2 Exploits
• EQ2 Guides

• EQ2 Leveling
• EQ2 Macro
• EQ2 Secrets
• EQ2 Walk Through
• EQ2 Money
• EQ2 Gold

Players can choose their EQ2 character from two classes: the Adventurer and the Artisan class. The Everquest 2 Adventurer class focuses more on fighting whereas the Artisan class focuses on tradeskills. The Adventurer class or archetype includes the Fighter, Priest, Mage, and Scout. Players can also choose to get a tradeskill or Artisan profession that is separate for their Adventuring profession. The EQ2 Artisan Classes are Craftsmen, Outfitter, and Scholar.

 

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