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Dark Age of Camelot News - Grab Bag
Posted by Keith Cross on Jan 20, 2009 | 5 comments in our forums
The latest edition of the Dark Age of Camelot Grab Bag answers a myriad of miscellaneous questions from the community.
Q. What is the Transmutative Precipitants section of Spellcrafting used for?
A. I went to the Lady of the Jewels for this one: Currently, there isn’t a use for the frosted gem of condensation rather than to sell it for coin while leveling the tradeskill. We might use them in the future, however, if we ever need to create new recipes so we saw no reason to take them out.
Q. My friends and I were talking because Beliathan the worm spawned in DF, what's the mechanism for his spawn? None of us know, is it just a random chance or is it something like the Queen where you have to kill certain mobs in order for it to pop? Or is there some silly CSR sitting somewhere thinking to himself...WORM TIME! Please slate my curiosity and let us all know.
A. With a soft chuckle the Lady of the Jewels /yelled: Worm time! I love it! After some research it’s been discovered that Beliathan is just a very rare and random spawn. He is not affected by the death of other monsters in the area.
Read more here.
Maybe one day we will get info about Origins.
Aye, Origins server is the only DAOC news I care about these days.
I have to wonder if they even have enough players on this game anymore to even bother posting a grab bag. I think the best thing Mythic could do is quietly retire this game.
thxs for sharing. but in my opinion, this new coming-out thing doesn't need to be taken out. the population of this game is declining. i wonder if this news will catch the lost people, or the company may have a radical chage to this game.
TBH the people who still play DAoC are die hard fans and don't plan on leaving...and it is not liek the DEVs don't care as they are still listing and patching the game......
but yes Origins are what we need