does anyone have a lvl65 char?

[coolzero16]

just curious

[h3x]

uhh
ahh
hmm
:confused:

[Mr. Suspicious]

level 65 chars don't exist. They're a myth created by Verant to keep people playing even after they've reached level 64.

[Tacitblue]

Lots do... I have a 65 Wizard with 61aa's but I don't play as much as I used to.

there are thousands of level 65 characters.

[Deminq]

65 Shaman here.

[coolzero16]

i kniw plenty of people who are level 65...im just curious...do you think SEQ has helped you to get to 65 faster than you would have without it? I imagine for quadding mobs that are heavily camped (lvl 54 wizzy) it would make life a bit easier.

[cbreaker]

Naa, not really.

The biggest use of seq for me has always been knowing where I am, and knowing if when I turn the next corner will I be clobbered by some mob.

It helped me with my epic quest a little, I could tell if the mobs were up without the help of a ranger/druid.

I mean, an exp group is an exp group whether you run seq or not. Exp camps are generally well defined. Perhaps if you were to solo more it could have helped; I personally have done almost zero soloing. And, two of the better solo classes, druids and bards, have track anyways.

[domesticbeer]

Dont have a lvl 65 char and SEQ only really helps not to die alot.

[Tacitblue]

coolzero16: Seq does help you quad, just by making it easier to find mobs, traps (in the Grey) or bad guys that would only ruin your quad by getting in the way.

SEQ's greatest benefit to a quadding wizard is that you can see the environment around you.