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Everquest 2 Funny Faces Fighting Raptors

Everquest 2 Funny Faces Fighting Raptors


Ugh! Its another fucking Everquest blog!
Yeah, yeah... its that time again.
Im fully aware that Im talking about some MMO youve been ignoring for over a decade and nothing is gonna change that. So Im not gonna talk about how Everquest 2 is oh so fucking great and you should totally try it, because Id be lying to most of you.

Instead, heres just a little quickie about two unique little features I really enjoy about this game. Perhaps stuff like that exists in other MMORPGs as well, but Im not aware of it. First of all, I can now make my characters pull some incredibly stupid faces.

Hey!
While SOEmote has been hyped as a cool new feature for the (eventually, maybe, one far away day) upcoming Everquest Next, it has already been implemented into Everquest 2 for a while and its glorious. The game recognizes your facial expression and transfers it onto your character. Its not perfect, it works better on some faces than others and Claires character looks like Daenerys Targaryen before her first cup of coffee, but its an amazing little toy, which equally fascinates and entertains me.



Theres almost a faint Disney-Pixar kind of flair going on here. If nothing else, you can truly act "in character" now.

Another fun thing is mounted combat. Look, its not exactly the greatest thing since tits and the animations look kinda goofy on older mounts. If nothing else, its nice and convenient how you can fight shit without having to dismount. And you can make the mount temporarily "disappear" in combat if you dont like fighting on horseback. But theres nothing quite like attacking something whilst riding a raptor, only to watch the dino join the fight and pounce on your enemy. In fact, many mounts have combat stats on them and provide all kinds of passive DPS bonuses, so mounted combat is a good thing and can look pretty good, too. Look at the raptor in this little video:



I think thats pretty neat.

-Cat

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