EverQuest II

EverQuest II is a multiplayer role-playing game (MMORPG) following the first version of EverQuest of Sony Online Entertainment. Compared to its predecessor, this version brings updates on graphic images as well as gameplay.

Images of gameplay of the monster fighting game EverQuest II

In EverQuest II, players create characters to operate in the 3D fantasy world of Norrath. Characters can adventure in the game (complete quests, explore the world, gain experience and treasure) as well as interact with other players. The game also has a Tradeskill system that allows players to create items to use in the game. Like other role-playing games, players choose the speed of their characters and develop characters through the completion of tasks and equipment. This will affect the character's ability because each race possesses a unique ability. To level up, characters will have to collect experience points.

Video introduction role playing game fight EverQuest II

Introducing the free role-playing game EverQuest II

EverQuest II game storyline

Background game still set in the fictional world Norrath but took place 500 years after the events of EverQuest I. The game world was heavily influenced by the deluge in the previous version. The planet is almost closed when the Lord has left, Luclin's moon is destroyed. What remains of EverQuest I can be found in the Shattered Lands. The company introduced EverQuest II not really a continuation from the previous section but like a " parallel planet " with EverQuest, allowing the development team to create the gaming world in different directions.

The races in EverQuest II

The game brings players to 3 races. Each of these races is branched with more detailed options, including the races from EverQuest I and new options. Note that the Froglok strain is locked until the player completes the quest to unlock it. Besides the races that can start the game in any city, some races are limited to certain cities in the game, for example, can only start from cities of the Evil faction. .

Select race, class character in EverQuest II

The races in the game include

• Good - includes Dwarf, Fae, Froglok, Halfling, High Elf and Wood Elf.
• Evil includes Arasai, Dark Elf, Iksar, Ogre, Troll and Sarnak.
• Neutral includes Aerakyn, Barbarian, Erudite, Freeblood, Gnome, HalfElf, Human, Kerra and Ratonga.

The new strains in EverQuest II can be mentioned as Kerra - cat people quite similar to Vah Shir from the first EverQuest version, Ratonga - rabbit people, Sarnak - dragon people, Fae and Arasai - fairies.

Besides the old characters, the game also brings new strains

Character classes in EverQuest II

The game has 4 character classes and the classes are also quite detailed.

• Fighters include Warrior, Crusaders and Beawlers in which each group also has 2 smaller branches.
• Healers include Druids, Clerics and Shamans, each branch has two small classes.
• Scouts include Animalist, Bards, Predators and Rogues in which the following 3 groups have 2 smaller branches, Animalist only has Beastlord branch.
• The Mage consists of Sorcerers, Summoners and Enchanters in which each group also has 2 smaller groups.

The character classes possess different abilities such as the ability to fight or heal wounds . In each group, their abilities are broken down, as fighters (Fighters) but while Monk ( of the Beawlers) believe in psychic abilities, even able to make the enemy believe that they are dead, the Guardian (of the Warriors) is an important "anchor" for all adventure groups with the ability to lead oil and protect members. They can withstand many attacks from the enemy.

Earn many attractive rewards after fighting monsters in the game

Gameplay of EverQuest II

Finding and using items is the key to character development in EverQuest. Characters will not lose experience points or levels when they die, but only lose a little experience after reviving. Items can still be used until you die 10 times continuously and you can also repair and restore 100%. Monster battles are divided according to their difficulty level, often depending on which treasure you get when you win.

EverQuest II brings a lot of tools and equipment for the character

EverQuest II provides interesting social interaction when creating groups. Like individual players, these groups can also gain experience, level up, partly through the player's completion of special tasks called Heritage but mostly for group tasks. called Writ and gain experience points by killing monsters.

The battle of monsters brings many awards

The higher the level of the group, the higher the rewards will be for those who are not in the party. These awards can be options to build houses, items, titles . Although focusing on PvE gameplay - players interact with the game environment, but PvP servers are also added to the system 2 years after release. Overall, the gameplay of EverQuest II still focuses on missions with the current number of more than 8,000 missions .

The game brings over 8,000 attractive missions for players

Overall, EverQuest is an old name because it is one of the first products of the RPG series. From epic storylines to gameplay are pretty classic. But even though there are more modern games of the same genre, such as World of Warcraft, products in the Order & Chaos Online series, or Wakfu . EverQuest is still the name that players come to when they want to experience the first products. of the RPG series. Besides the standalone client, you can play games through the Steam system (link in the download link).

The main feature of the RPG EverQuest II

• Gameplay with 90 attractive levels.
• Compelling game content spanning 7 years with 6 extensions.
• The community of players is friendly with many groups.
• More than 5,000 creatures to defeat and over 8,000 quests to complete.
• Hundreds of beautiful, dangerous and majestic environment views to explore.
• Tradeskill system with the following dimensional tasks.
• Support multiple playing styles: solo, group play, Raids or PvP.
• Dungeon Finder system makes finding groups easy.
• The unique Housing System with many styles, thousands of items and the House Rating System.
• Seasonal and holiday-based events of the year.
• Marketplace in the game with many weapons, characters, races, armor .

Marketplace offers many upgrade options for characters and the ability to Preview

System requirements

• Windows 7 operating system
• Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 or AMD Athlon x2 4050e processor (Intel Core 2 Duo E68500 or AMD Phenom II x2 recommended)
• 3GB RAM (recommended 4GB)
• NVIDIA GeForce 8800 or AMD Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics card (NVIDIA GeForce 260 or AMD Radeon HD 4870 recommended)
• 17 GB free hard disk space
• Internet connection

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