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EverQuest II: Terrors of Thalumbra Expansion is available for pre-order NOW! We announced EverQuest II: Terrors of Thalumbra live on a stream that we ran October 1, 2015 at 10AM PDT. Join the EQ2 team as we talk about this upcoming expansion, walk through expansion zones, and answer player questions.
Daybreak Game Company has announced that preorders are now being taken for the next EverQuest II expansion, Terrors of Thalumbra. Prices range from $34.99 for the standard edition to $139.99 for the premium edition that includes a bevy of perks and rewards including beta and "special forum" access.
Sundered Ground is the next EverQuest II expansion and will be released on November 3rd. Beginning today, EQII players can take part in a prelude event that will run until the expansion release in November. The event includes a special "currency" called Primordial Malice Baubles that can be used to buy special event items while it is live.
Sundered Ground is the next EverQuest II expansion and will be released on November 3rd. Beginning today, EQII players can take part in a prelude event that will run until the expansion release in November. The event includes a special "currency" called Primordial Malice Baubles that can be used to buy special event items while it is live.
Not to be outdone by EverQuest's expansion announcement, the EverQuest II site has been updated with a new developer blog post about its twelfth expansion, with a special preview to be held on Thursday, October 1st.
Everquest II players with remaining questions about the upcoming server consolidation need look no further than the game's official forums for a handy dandy FAQ put together by the Daybreak Game Company team to help ease in the transition. Topics cover name retention, whether or not transfers are free, banking issues, housing and player-designed dungeons and much, much more.
EverQuest II players who are flagrant violators of others' game play fun and who continually break the rules will be flagged for a new "prison server" called Drunder, an experiment being conducted by Daybreak within the game. The trip is one-way with no chance for redemption. Customer Service Game Masters will be the ultimate decision-makers on who ends up taking the trip to Drunder.
EverQuest II producer Holly Longdale has posted the most recent state of the game letter on the official forums. In it, Longdale gives players the first information about server consolidation and indicates that this is not "evasive language" but that it is the approach of Daylight Game Studio.
Daybreak Game Company has announced that the two EverQuest II Time Locked Expansion servers, Stormhold (PvE) and Deathtoll (PvP) will launch today for All Access Members. There is no specific information about the time, so keep your eyes peeled for further updates from the team.
The EverQuest II team is inviting interested All-Access members to come along and check out the beta time locked expansion servers that are now ready for occupation. Devs are looking for player feedback for the new progression servers.
Daybreak Game Studio wants to put players in control of the game they are playing. With that in mind, the EverQuest II team is introducing something called "time-locked progression servers" in both PvE and PvP flavors.
Everquest II players have from now through May 15th to get quacken and get a Quacken duck mount. Quacken can be purchased for 1250 Station Cash.
Everquest II players have from now through May 15th to get quacken and get a Quacken duck mount. Quacken can be purchased for 1250 Station Cash.
Daybreak Game Company has announced that the Rum Cellar Campaign for EverQuest II is now available for purchase. The new content features two brand new solo zones, three heroic zones, tons of fantastic new loot, new achievements and collections and much more. In addition to the Rum Cellar Campaign, today's update brought a host of other fixes and balances to EQII.
EverQuest II community members have created a new tool to assist the development team in tracking down annoying and persistent bugs in the game. Called the "Issue Tracker", players can use the tool to submit a bug report that will join a queue the team can assess to see which bugs are the most-reported and then work to fix them.