I want to kill a Dragon....

[MaCtastic]

Originally Posted by DeathsSilkyMist [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Dragons often spawn during normal play hours. Just watch the spawn windows until they align with your play schedule. Its not too difficult.

With a 16 hour window it'll likely spawn when you are awake throughout the day. All you have to do is be online the entire time and you'll have a chance.

[myrddraal]

Originally Posted by MaCtastic [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

With a 16 hour window it'll likely spawn when you are awake throughout the day. All you have to do is be online the entire time and you'll have a chance.

Got a steady job? Quit that
Got a girlfriend? Sorry Jennifer Anniston, you're married to the game now
Any other hobbies or interest? Lol no you dont. Not if you're raiding on p99

[DeathsSilkyMist]

Originally Posted by MaCtastic [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

With a 16 hour window it'll likely spawn when you are awake throughout the day. All you have to do is be online the entire time and you'll have a chance.

You should read my other posts in this thread, instead of just skimming the first page[You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] You certainly do not need to do anywhere near a 16 hour sock on any mob. I have killed plenty of Dragons without any socking. You log in, and 30 minutes or an hour later it spawns. If you can play for 2 or 3 hours on a specific day you have a decent shot at seeing the mob spawn. If your guild is good about keeping timers you can check if the mob is up before you log in too. Literally everything is done for you by other people, I am not sure what more you could want.

The only two times I have done a full 16 hour sock was when I was turning in my Gauntlets of Dragon Slaying and Boots of Silent Striding. In both cases Tormax and Gozzrem spawned about 5 minutes before the window closed hehe, so I was there for the full 16 hours. The game certainly hated me then.

[Danth]

A player can fight dragons on P1999 any time he likes. If a player wants a specific dragon he wants it for the loot it drops, not for the encounter itself. P1999 dragons all fight in more or less the same general manner and all that differs between them are the sizes of the numbers and maybe their specific gimmicks. Dragon A might only do AE damage, dragon B might add in a gravity flux, and dragon C might silence while dragon D has an AE damage-over-time in addition to its direct damage. Dragon E might fear. Whoopee.....that's six of one, half dozen of the other, and once you've done a few of them you've effectively seen them all.

Fighting temple veeshan dragons with 80+ people was dramatically easier for me than duo'ing west wastes dragons with the wife. Bigger numbers on the named are more than canceled out by proportionally even larger player numbers.

Just say "no" to staring at walls. You don't need those pixels to enjoy the game.

[Fammaden]

Originally Posted by DeathsSilkyMist [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You should read my other posts in this thread, instead of just skimming the first page[You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] You certainly do not need to do anywhere near a 16 hour sock on any mob. I have killed plenty of Dragons without any socking. You log in, and 30 minutes or an hour later it spawns. If you can play for 2 or 3 hours on a specific day you have a decent shot at seeing the mob spawn. If your guild is good about keeping timers you can check if the mob is up before you log in too. Literally everything is done for you by other people, I am not sure what more you could want.

The only two times I have done a full 16 hour sock was when I was turning in my Gauntlets of Dragon Slaying and Boots of Silent Striding. In both cases Tormax and Gozzrem spawned about 5 minutes before the window closed hehe, so I was there for the full 16 hours. The game certainly hated me then.

Exactly this. You just have to be willing to get to level 60, and you might have to put in some effort in your early few weeks of trial when you're online to get to full membership.

But after that no guild on P99 has required raid attendance, you can show up on your schedule as you please for as long as you want and you aren't getting kicked out. You just aren't going to be swimming in the best loot or be a superstar in your guild, but if all you want is to see the content it is all there for you.

The uber guilds here aren't picky like they were in 2001, they can't afford to be, the playerbase is limited and attrition and churn on P99 is a constant fact of their rosters.

[Tunabros]

from the look of OP's signature, he doesn't even have a max level toon yet

and yet he's demanding to kill dragons

lol

[Topgunben]

Originally Posted by Tunabros [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

from the look of OP's signature, he doesn't even have a max level toon yet

and yet he's demanding to kill dragons

lol

Still a virgin Tuna?

[Tunabros]

Originally Posted by Topgunben [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Still a virgin Tuna?

you know you triggered someone when they start insulting you instead of coming up

with an actual argument

reeeeeeeee

[cd288]

OP also thinks the election was stolen. Low IQ all around

[AenorVZ]

Originally Posted by cd288 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

OP also thinks the election was stolen. Low IQ all around

Bob Woodward has a memo Giuliani sent to Lindsey Graham claiming 42,000 people voted twice in Nevada. Most people who are prosecuted for voting twice in a single election own property in multiple states. You can probably count the number of convictions on your fingers and toes because it's incredibly easy to investigate when you HAVE THE PERSONS HOME ADDRESS. Only a vanishingly few people are stupid enough to vote twice. If 42,000 people did it in a single election it would be both one of the largest criminal investigations in history and one of the easiest.