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On the way back to their boss, Ratscallion has gotten horribly lost due to no longer having their compass (and quite frankly not being very bright otherwise) and are unable to find their way home. The thief with the cloaks was nervous and anxious to rid themselves of the stolen cloaks, so they agreed to a trade for Ratscallion’s filigreed compass which had been passed down for generations.

By the time they got to the spot of the deal, they had no coin left in their pouch. However, on the way to the deal, Ratscallion got stuck moving stealthily through some thick brush and unknowingly tore a hole in the coin pouch. Shady gave explicit instructions to Ratscallion along with a loaded leather pouch of coins and sent them on their way. Ratscallion Attamilgad, the Unscrupulous is making a trade to obtain some stolen cloaks in the name of their boss, known as Shady Swashbuckler XVIII. In a dark, stench-filled alley in the bowels of the city, a shady deal is going down. Happy hunting, Norrathians!īe sure to follow us on social media: Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. You've made this momentous change possible. Our sincerest gratitude to everyone who helped test the 64-bit port on Test and on Beta. You can determine if you are running a 64-bit version of Windows on Microsoft's Support Site. Hard Drive: 30 GB of free hard drive space.Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GT 730/AMD Radeon HD 7670 or higher ( comparison chart).Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6850/AMD Phenom II x2.OPTIMAL RECOMMENDED SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Hard Drive: 5 GB of free hard drive space.

Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 8800/AMD Radeon HD 2600 XT or higher ( comparison chart).

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E4400/AMD Athlon x2 4050e.

Also, because of this migration, we are no longer able to support 32-bit systems.Īs a final refresher, here are some technical specs you'll need to meet or exceed in order to play: LaunchPad will automatically update your client today and you will be able to enjoy EverQuest II in a new and improved way. With 64-bit servers and clients, we can now use up to 16 exabytes which improves stability and addresses critical performance issues some players have experienced in the past relating to memory. Previously, no matter how much physical or virtual memory was on your machine, we were limited to using 4GBs of it. This update will allow the utilization of more of the memory on your computer and on our servers. As of this morning, EverQuest II has been ported over to 64-bit servers and clients! We've worked long and hard for this day, and we're excited to see where development for the game will go from here.