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Anyone want to organize a trek from Zora to Yrkanis sometime? Or are any currently planned?

I´m always up for a trek, little fresh exploring of our lands I like..Send me a msg IG /Halvgalen..

mmhhh, Zora -> Yrk's a fun one.. I'd say go the Fyros route because Tryker is hard

Or if you like hard, then try Zorai -> Umbra (or even better, Wastelands ) -> Nexus -> Abyss -> Yrk

Either way, I'm up for it. Gimme a tell if I'm online when you do it

Make a post about date and time. If possible i ll be in. Any route

sprite wrote:Or if you like hard, then try Zorai -> Umbra -> Wastelands ) -> Nexus -> Abyss -> Yrk

nice, my favorite solo trip of all time

didnt even get max DP but I went from dyron to zorai first then yrk to thesos after

amazing what a bored person can achieve running about randomly.

btw I'm up for a trip, like nothing more than seeing bunches of people getting hugged by vorax.

let em know when

Ouh.. solo throught LoU? the last time i tried.... well.. eeek! the memories =O

*runs away*

This homin is up for a trip =D.. just keep me safe, please? Because i wasn't brought up learning how to care for myself...

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Mysstri

katriell wrote:Anyone want to organize a trek from Zora to Yrkanis sometime? Or are any currently planned?

Pegasus Foundation is currently working up a plan for a world tour starting in Pyr. It'll be Sunday in the afternoon (EST); as soon as I get a time nailed down, I'll post fuller details. Any help is appreciated, especially if this post gathers us more low level peeps.

The question is what do you want.

If you just want to go from one place to another place, then a big trip is ok but usually boring.

If you want fun ask 2-3 ppl and go with that small group. It's hard, perhaps takes longer and you'll get some dp but you will enjoy it.

And be careful with high level nukers, some of them start to nuke and can't stop it even if they should. (On my last trip two team of high level peeps got wiped because nukers wanted to go straight and fight instead of going around.)

szoszi wrote:If you want fun ask 2-3 ppl and go with that small group. It's hard, perhaps takes longer and you'll get some dp but you will enjoy it.

I find that treks with no more than 1 team go faster than multi-team (more than 9 people). More people attracts more agro and creates a longer congo line. A skilled 3 person team can do almost all of the trek routes except maybe Loria, Bounty Beaches and the roots. That needs a couple more high level types for best survivability.

It also depends on how many low level people are in the trek. The fewer of those you have to watch out for, the fewer people you need. I've done treks from Yrk->Pyr and Pyr-Zora with just myself, a strong nuker or healer and a single low level player and been fine. And, they go pretty quick because people stay pretty close together.

On a tangent, has anyone else noticed that Trykers run faster than other races (or at least than Matis)? Everytime I lead anyone anywhere, the Matis following always fall behind and the Trykers almost always keep up ok. I'm sure there are a dozen funny reasons people can find for this, but joking aside, is there a real reason for this or is it just coincidence that I keep noticing this?

And be careful with high level nukers, some of them start to nuke and can't stop it even if they should. (On my last trip two team of high level peeps got wiped because nukers wanted to go straight and fight instead of going around.)

Good point. Anyone that wants to help with a trek should do so based on 2 simple rules:

1. fight/nuke only those that the leader starts the attack on or those that agro you.
2. no looting.

Anyone breaking those rules gets a warning and then should get left behind. I know that sounds brutal, but a long trek is hard enough and tiring enough without the extra headache of faster re-pops and increased fighting.

oldmess wrote:On a tangent, has anyone else noticed that Trykers run faster than other races (or at least than Matis)? Everytime I lead anyone anywhere, the Matis following always fall behind and the Trykers almost always keep up ok. I'm sure there are a dozen funny reasons people can find for this, but joking aside, is there a real reason for this or is it just coincidence that I keep noticing this?

I believe everyone is designed to run the same speed (I have a vague recollection that this was 'officially' confirmed). However, run speed does definitely depend on your internet connection speed and machine speed.

I play every day with 2 close friends. For the longest time, my connection and computer was faster than theirs and I'd always outpace them. In the last couple of weeks, they've upgraded their DSL service and machines and now they're running faster. And I'm not considering times when there's significant lag and someone starts coming to a stop from the lag. In a steady, smooth run, our paces are different.