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Customer Reviews of EverQuest: The Ruins of Kunark

EverCrack is no joke
I played EQ for a total of 8 months. I had some server problems, problems with billing and got tired of people camping for items. I got annoyed at the lack of people actually role-playing. But I didn't care. I played in every waking spare moment. For a while I didn't see the light of day because I was either working or online. My life outside of the world of Norrath became little more than a pretense whose only purpose was to enable more time on Everquest. I stayed up work nights to play. I gave up real-world friends for online ones. I got to know the pizza delivery boy on a first name basis. I broke up with my girlfriend. I forgot to pay bills. In effect, I took a long vacation from real life in favor of a virtual world. Don't misunderstand me, I do not have an addictive personality, I don't drink, take drugs or even smoke, and I have no psychiatric issues. But this game really messed me up. I finally quit when I realized that my life outside of Norrath was falling apart. After a few weeks of agony, I was 'normal' again, and could see all I had been blind to before.

The sad thing is I know there are a lot of people out there with the same problem who can't quit. Wake up! Don't sacrifice real life for a world that DOESN'T EVEN EXIST EXCEPT IN A SERVER! Your 35th level wizard won't get you a new car, a better job, a promotion, or (definitely not) better relations with your family, wife or whatever...that online life is worth nothing! Wake up to the fact that your lives in EQ may be an addiction!

I gave this program 3 stars, an average of 5 for design and content and 1 for the inherent risk to your earthly manifestation. Let this testimony be a ray of hope to the hopeless, I recovered--you can too!

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EverQuest means forever finding a good quest...
Before I start, I'd like to say to shoppers that you need to read the low star reviews to learn the truth of the game. I find the low star reviews much more truthful, and for Everquest, it's the same complaints, meaning it isn't coming from just one.

I tried playing for the 8th time, hoping I'll get into it this time. I stopped the first day. Why? Just by looking at the screen, I see 15 monsters roaming about, and I see no quests on the screen. What does this mean? 1) It's unballanced with quests and combat, 2) It's a hack-n-slash game.

I can't roleplay in the game, even in the roleplaying server. Your judged by how you look, and that is bascially who they know you as. Not that you're a lvl 50 warrior who has two children that are lost. And you're looking for them. Problem is they don't exist!

People argue its more than hack-n-slash, but you can quickly realize they don't want to face the truth that hurts. All I know is I wasted 12 dollars again due to all the continuous hype.

But if you love killing monsters, from day 1 to infinity, get the game. Just don't expect to roleplay or expect any worth-while quests.

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ALL THE BAD THINGS YOU'VE HEARD ARE TRUE !
Every bad thing you have ever heard about Everquest is absolutly true. Save your time and money for more interesting and fun things to do in life. Everquest is boring as hell. If you like killing the same monsters over, and over, and over, and over, buy this game immediatly. Other wise find another game. I see high lvl players camping in front of monsters waiting for them appear so they can kill them again, and again. How lame. Makes you realize that no matter how high of a lvl you reach you will be doing the same things you were doing at lvl 1 . Killing the same boring monsters over and over and over etc .........