Dude, I have no clue who does your research or where you get your EQ lire from but Kerafyrm’s parents are not unknown. Don’t forget EQ 2 timeline hadn’t split by that time so his Parents are Naggy & Vox

Siliskor in EQOA is still my favorite dragon of all time.

Good work. Way better work than any person would expect from someone just doing it for the love of the game.

Thanks for the quality content and excellent hosting!

That looked like such a blast and had to be an incredible experience! Thank you for the quality content and for supporting EQ!

That new dragon is so cool looking! They keep upping the in-game art quality despite the age of the game(s). I love that weird bug/squid/walrus thing. But beyond all of that, seeing the delight of the attendees filled my heart. It's gratifying to see the continued love of both EQ and EQII. That the devs are just as deeply invested is the absolute best! So many beloved franchises have been turned over to people who not only don't care about the games/movies/TV series, but they also actively loathe the franchises and the original creators. It's obvious EQ and EQII are in good hands.

Wow, Teek is popular! I wish I was in Anashti Sul, I need a new computer, EQ2 hasn’t been working on it. EQ is one of the few games that still does work, thankfully.

Cannot help but feel like this developer are on the way out. I don't see why they didn't just take that new engine of theirs and make a modern take on the original EQ. People have been desperate for the next WoW for years, could have just given them that. Instead of trying to get fancy with the Minecraft stuff that is impossible to make an MMO around other than for building player housing.

Lovely to see. I haven't played in years but still watch every episode of your show. Seeing those Keith Parkinson paintings in the flesh must have been surreal. Thanks for making this for us.

Thanks for another great show!

Need to get a Fanfaire back in Vegas with you hosting again!

You made the show Fading, well done!

You dont play everquest to play a marvel comic.

Absolutely incredible footage. I'm so bummed I missed it now. Thanks for the chance to see the events and people!

I got smashed at fippy fest and had a blast..... Cansar

Miss you in-game, Kitt!

Thanks for turning me on to the store again! I am about to leave with a haul. Lots of way better stuff now

Those cloth maps are sweet. I'll be picking one up for sure.

I couldn't sit and watch live all day but I for sure want to watch the whole thing in 1.2 speed over a few weeks :) I started it, so glad to see you hosting and you are just perfect for it! I def need to order an SK shirt & the map. Huzzah! 💜⚔💀.

First of all, congrats @Fading, you absolutely nailed it and your moderation made it a joy to watch online. Some folks would be nervous standing in front of so many ppl, but to you it's just so natural and one can really tell that you're absolutely in your "element" when watching you speak about all things EQ in front of everyone. Just a few of the things that made me really happy: 1. The new EQ2 expac seems to be focused on something from the sea / water, and that's right up my alley! Giant enemy crabs, turtle ppl and more? I'm in! I've been wanting a water based zone / expac for some time now and chances are looking good that the element of water might be a major contributing factor this time around. 2. EQ2 64-bit and DirectX1 visual enhancements / refurbishments are coming! When I saw the devs smile, after being asked about DX11, I immediately understood they were going to say something interesting. It makes absolute sense for them to clear the pipeline only to then revitalize this old gal of a game world. Awesome, this part of the event was like music to my ears. I can only hope they do this for the content that is older than ten years old though, because I would love to see a refurbished and enhanced version of Gfay with more modern effects and upgrades on all fronts (spoke about this in the forums). 3. I watched the studio tour via Antizark's recording here on KZbin, and I've already commented about this in the forums, so this is just a copy and paste of that comment: "I like how Jenn was able to guide everyone through their offices so calmly and how she had something to tell and say about all of the paintings on the wall. Well done! Something that immediately caught my attention was how SWG and Vanguard: SoH and DCUO were all over the place too. I knew Everquest 1/2 was going to be everywhere, but I was pleasantly surprised to see the other games sit next to the beloved EQ franchise. Vanguard is shown via a beautiful oil painting that actually rivals the EQ oil paintings. Seeing that beautiful SWG retail box on their wall was a nice addition too. All of this makes me feel like they still think about these games, even the ones that were sunset long ago, and that they hold them close to their hearts with respect and fond memories. I could be wrong, maybe it's something completely else, but what I saw in Antizark's video makes me feel that way. SWG and Vanguard were and still are part of the family, and they still share some of that very same dna and attention to detail that the other games in the list have." 4. Even though masses are nice, I actually like how the Everquest franchise (and these events) are becoming smaller and more of a special VIP thing. While I enjoy eating Mc Donalds food sometimes, I most certainly prefer high quality food from a good five star restaurant. Everquest is a premium world and a premium experience for a mature audience, and I like it that way. 5. Last but not least, the fact that both games - EQ1 AND EQ2 - are getting some well deserved love after all these years is a true testament to the strong roots both games actually have. Oldies but goldies after all. I was happy to see some familiar faces from the dev team during this event, such as ttobey and more. Seems like yesterday when these games first launched, and as you rightfully pointed out during the event, ppl from both sides (devs and players) have been part of this journey for decades now. That alone speaks volumes and is a true testament to what these games mean for a lot of ppl. Origins server is a step in the right direction and I hope to see more of this in the future. Cheers!

Lovely for the rich, but rather exclusionary to the majority even with the ability to watch it online. *EDIT* That sounds harsher than it's meant - but I want Norrath to be out there for the masses. Here's hoping, as the team seem to be going about it the right way.

the live music group playing Everquest music, mighty great

The synthetic music kills me I'm sorry to say

Although I moved to Elder Scrolls Online a few years ago, I will always be a Ratonga at heart 🐀

Fantastic job! Another wonderful EQ show! Thank you for really making a raid-level event, Fading!

do the devs feel recharged enough to give us back the classic zones? *snicker* freeport and commonlands makes me wanna punch a gnoll baby

I was really hoping the secret was EQ3 will be going into beta next year...

Still dont understand how people get immersed in wow. I have tried to like wow many times its just boring. EQ and EQ2 have always been way better in my opinion.

ew of course they made it an undrinkable IPA

you really did an amazing job hosting fading.

Great recap and amazing job at FippyFest! Looked like a blast!

Congratulations Fading! You were definitely the right person to host the event. Bravo!!!

Another amazing episode. Thank you for the recap!

Looks like a great time was had by all in attendance. Just one thing seemed a little off. That suit of armor on the stage. It should have been...green.

Looks like Fippy Fest was a hit! Would love to see a large fan faire happen again someday. That's also great news to hear about the populations of the new servers, sounds like an EQ renaissance is happening, and just in time for EQ3!

thank u again buddy, we will see u on luclin soon i hope -- Cwunk

Appreciate you. Awesome you had the chance to host the event. Good work. Keep going. Keep growing!