Everquest II: Sentinel's Fate | 
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| From: Sony Online Entertainment
Category: Video Games
List Price: $29.99
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Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 5027
Format: DVD-ROM
Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows XP
Genre: adventure_games
Color: Standard
ESRB: Teen
Media: DVD-ROM
Edition: Standard
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: Windows Vista
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 1.3
Model: 41502
UPC: 814582415028
EAN: 0814582415028
ASIN: B002W8XT9C
Release Date: February 16, 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | $10 Sentinel's Fate digital download discount coupon for Station Store and 500 Station Cash to spend on virtual items, Legends of Norrath The Fall of Erudin scenario and free 30-day subscription included for new accounts. | | • | Includes the new expansion pack, plus the entire award-winning content from five previously released expansion packs and three adventure packs. | | • | Explore up to 90 levels of breathtaking content in more than 300 expansive and dangerous environments both new and nostalgic. | | • | Two expansive new overland zones to discover, 12 new dungeons to battle through, 400 new quests, five new Heritage Quests with valuable new loot and 2,000+ new weapons, pieces of armor and items. | | • | All new alternate advancement abilities, up to a 7-day head start of gameplay access before the digital release and coveted 'Guarding of the Reasoned' in-game armor piece to provide extra protection on your journey. |
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Product Description
The sixth expansion of the groundbreaking franchis
Amazon.com Product Description
The sixth expansion of the groundbreaking Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG) EverQuest II franchise, EverQuest II: Sentinel's Fate is an all-in-one compilation pack which transports players into a universe of legend and lore where adventures are just the beginning. The fabled lands of Odus, filled with epic quests, magnificent dungeons and limitless content provide the ultimate MMORPG experience for new players and seasoned veterans alike. 
Quest in a whole new expansion pack.
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Two new overland zones.
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New frightening creatures.
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12 epic dungeon additions.
View larger. | All-In-One Compilation Pack
As an all-in-one compilation pack, Sentinel's Fate contains all five previous expansion packs and three adventure packs for EverQuest II. Together this provides for the most complete overall EverQuest II playing experience to date, and presents the next chapter of the EverQuest II legacy which will be written and rewritten by the passion of players and fueled by the hunger for adventure. Gameplay
EverQuest II is one of the preeminent MMO's in PC gaming market, and as such gameplay in the Sentinel's Fate expansion pack sticks with the classic RPG elements that have made the series one of the most popular since its 2004 release. Set in the fictional world of Norrath, players create a character from a variety of available races and character classes and subclasses. From there they are free to quest to their heart's delight, by themselves or more likely in the company of members of guilds that they join or create. Success in these quests earn individual characters and their guilds rewards that can be used to aquire new in-game equipment and abilities that are crucial to leveling up characters and proceeding through the game. As with all MMO's, socialization is a major component of the game, encouraged by features such as voice chat, a mail system, global chat channels, and a global marketplace where items can be sold and/or traded. The game requires an Internet connection and a paid subscription for online play. A 30-day subscription is included with the purchase price. Key Game Features - Includes the new expansion pack, plus the entire award-winning content from five previously released expansion packs and three adventure packs.
- Explore up to 90 levels of breathtaking content in more than 300 expansive and dangerous environments both new and nostalgic.
- Two expansive new overland zones to discover, The Sundered Frontier and Stonebrunt Highlands.
- 12 new dungeons to battle through.
- 400 new quests based on the legend of Odus.
- Five new Heritage Quests with valuable new loot.
- Over 2,000 new weapons, pieces of armor and items.
- All new alternate advancement abilities to expand your arsenal of powers.
- Hundreds of new dangerous and cunning creatures.
- Up to a 7-day headstart of gameplay access before the digital release.
- Coveted Guarding of the Reasoned in-game armor piece to provide extra protection on your journey.
- $10 Sentinel's Fate digital download discount coupon for Station Store and 500 Station Cash to spend on virtual items.
- Legends of Norrath The Fall of Erudin scenario.
- Free 30-day subscription included for new accounts.
System Requirements: | Minimum Specifications: | Recommended Specifications: | | OS: | Windows 2000 / XP / Vista | | Processor: | Pentium III 1 Ghz or greater | Pentium 4 2 Ghz or greater | | RAM: | 512MB | 1GB | | Disc Drive: | 16x DVD-ROM drive | | Hard Drive: | 10GB or more | | Sound Card: | DirectX9-compatible | | Input Device: | Mouse and keyboard | | Other: | Broadband Internet connection required for online play | |
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Lame imo July 12, 2010
JimQ
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This basically made me stop playing EQ2. I am not sure what the plan was when they designed this add on, but you would think that they would have at least made an effort to do something worth playing.
 More of the same June 10, 2010
J. Panepinto (Cambridge, MA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Having played online multiplayer games since back in the day when they were done with text only and were known as MUDs, I was not overly impressed with Everquest II. I must say that having read the reviews on Amazon I had high expectations, but after a while I was disillusioned. You level up on the fast track, and each level brings pretty much nothing as a reward. There seemed to have been little thought to the the classes. All they offered up was the holy trinity: tank-nuker-healer. As far as skills went, you got the same three or four skills all over with different names.
Yes, the graphics and sound were excellent and top of the line, but aside from the eye candy, the game itself does not offer much in terms of storyline. Quests seem random and sometimes not even alignment specific. For the hundreds of dollars that Sony asks you to shell out (15*12=180+cost of game), I would have expected something more than just eye candy. Even the crafting system was lackluster. I have seen MUDs with much better game play and design than this one, and if you need graphics at least Guild Wars has a more innovative design to the class system with many more game play options (Group PvP, Solo PvP, PvE Group Play, PvE Solo play) than what I experienced on Everquest II -- all that for a one time payment (no subscription fee required).
 Great Game April 11, 2010
lizzard_bait (USA)
After many years playing WoW - my and my friends decided to try out EQ2. So far it has been a great game, and we have been impressed. The character development / advancement is much, much more in depth. The game being, overall, much more of a hard-core role playing game then the more action oriented WoW. The overall package is not as "smooth" as WoW, but still impressive.
The level of choices (24 classes, 18 races, class customization) make is so you really feel like you have an individual character - this was missing from WoW. End-game characters all looked and played relatively the same.
Anyway, if you want a good, hard-core MMORPG with a satisfyingly high learning curve this is a great choice.
Good Job on This One March 22, 2010
Ravenwoman (Nevada)
A lot better than the past couple of expansions, Sentinal's Fate has excellent graphics, spans a large "world" and really is overall better than what I have seen in the past. It is also much more player friendly making it a lot more fun! Although, I am not real happy with the level cap being raised to 90 (I think perhaps level-ups in increments of 5 would have been better) you don't have to be max level to enjoy it, crafting or adventuring. Good job SOE!
Dated graphics and quests March 20, 2010
Robert C. Ashton (Huntsville, AL USA)
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
Everquest II was first released in 2004 and it's feelings its age. The graphics and the style of the quests are dated. That said I have been playing online Multi-player role-playing games for many years now and I have high expectations, my nine year old would probably enjoy this game for the same reasons I disliked is (I wanted plot depth and story development, he wants as few words as possible, I want a challenge, he doesn't want it too difficult). I played Everquest for three weeks and got bored so I went back to Lord Of The Rings Online (which I have played happily for over eighteen months now), I would also recommend Runes Of Magic which is free (and which held my attention for a year).
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