What's with the rain on this server?
 

So it seems like every zone constantly rains, or starts to rain more often then normal. I don't remember this aspect of the game in live, at least not that frequent.

Even places likes Field of Bone where it's a desert, rain more often then no rain. Maybe I am being a bit delusional here but has anyone else noticed this?

P.S. If anyone knows how to remove the sound of rain/thunder I will be content in this matter, thanks! ;)

Eqemulator issue in general. It is on a wish list.

Across the board, I think it should rain something like 35-40% less often. Then, less often than that depending if the zone is a desert.

Will be fixed eventually.

I found it even raining in Akanon a few days back

Climate change. Blame those tinkerin' gnomes. They ruined their lands and are trying to ruin everyone else's.

I HATE the sound of:
rain
thunder
that STUPID thunderclap when approaching the lava lake in Lavastorm.
Wisps and wisp pets in Sky...

All that stuff is like a hojillion times louder than the rest of the game, even on 5% volume and make playing with headphones on a pain in the butt...

Oh wait, we're just talking on rain. Yes. It rains to much. And when it does rain it seems to rain way too long... If I'm camping something outdoors and it starts to rain I prepare to hate my life for the next few hours at least.

Stupid rain.

Yeah especially when im on teamspeak, I have to turn off the sound of the game when the thunder goes wonkers, it just floods everything else.

Sick of constant thunder? Here's how to change it.

http://www.project1999.org/forums/sh...change+thunder

I love the sound, but really hate the visual effects.

its a pretty easy fix in the eqemulator code, i dont know if they have altered the weather code on p99 otherwise id post a fix

also dont forget its supposed to rain more often in the karanas, with accompanied messages that say something like "The storm gets harder (something like that, not sure what the exact messages were)" along with increasing/decreasing rain intensity