Question - Group Missions that are friendly to CWTN plugins

[Bregan]

Hey all... recently got my team (SK, CLR, BER, BST, BRD, MAG) to 120 and I've started doing some progression and group missions. It seems that 75% of the missions I'm trying have some odd mechanic that doesn't play well with the CWTN plugins (Such as a couple of the ToV missions, The Call in Eastern Wastes, or Reckless Assault in the Great Divide). Most of my gear is mostly 110-115+, with as much 120 waxing crescent i can find, although short on some augments, and what would be typical for a newb EQ player like myself trying to figure out the complexity of this game and its gear progression. Are there any guides around that list some of the missions to stay away from? I don't mind tinkering, and persevering on occasion, but usually I'm not in the Dark Souls mood when I'm playing my EQ team

I've been focusing on the advice in this post, specifically what Szazor stated, and I am able to do Shei and Zlandicar, although Shei isnt a sure thing, even with my bard set to single mez.

 

[burdsjm]

Set your toons up with Chase and MT/MA as manual. ToV missions are pretty easy and a few LEM's make them easier.

Griklor just start the mission and target Griklor. Chase after him and stay a step underneath him or ahead of him. It doesn't matter who gets called to run. Everyone can just run in Chase mode. DPS him down and kill adds as they come to you. Repeat until he's dead.


Reckless Assault is easy as well. You open your map and run to the names as they appear. Kill the dire wolves at each camp for Stormcaller. Narandi is a pain since if you kill the wrong one, you will die. So, slow DPS him and switch to the next target if you see a ring around the fake.

 

[Bregan]

Set your toons up with Chase and MT/MA as manual. ToV missions are pretty easy and a few LEM's make them easier.

Griklor just start the mission and target Griklor. Chase after him and stay a step underneath him or ahead of him. It doesn't matter who gets called to run. Everyone can just run in Chase mode. DPS him down and kill adds as they come to you. Repeat until he's dead.


Reckless Assault is easy as well. You open your map and run to the names as they appear. Kill the dire wolves at each camp for Stormcaller. Narandi is a pain since if you kill the wrong one, you will die. So, slow DPS him and switch to the next target if you see a ring around the fake.

Thanks, yea, I found LEM (its different than MQ2Events, or do they work together?) Seems I'll need to learn this tool to effectively do some encounters with a full team.

 

[burdsjm]

Thanks, yea, I found LEM (its different than MQ2Events, or do they work together?) Seems I'll need to learn this tool to effectively do some encounters with a full team.

Fortunately, LEM replaces MQ2Events and MQ2React. Most LEMs are already in the LEM library, which you can copy and modify if you need them.

 

[Sic]

Hey all... recently got my team (SK, CLR, BER, BST, BRD, MAG) to 120 and I've started doing some progression and group missions. It seems that 75% of the missions I'm trying have some odd mechanic that doesn't play well with the CWTN plugins (Such as a couple of the ToV missions, The Call in Eastern Wastes, or Reckless Assault in the Great Divide). Most of my gear is mostly 110-115+, with as much 120 waxing crescent i can find, although short on some augments, and what would be typical for a newb EQ player like myself trying to figure out the complexity of this game and its gear progression. Are there any guides around that list some of the missions to stay away from? I don't mind tinkering, and persevering on occasion, but usually I'm not in the Dark Souls mood when I'm playing my EQ team

I've been focusing on the advice in this post, specifically what Szazor stated, and I am able to do Shei and Zlandicar, although Shei isnt a sure thing, even with my bard set to single mez.

All missions are fine. I have vids of most of them since we started making them.

Most missions aren't just "stand still and fight the boss".