Ragefire Livestream: Thurs, May 28 @ 2PM PDT

We'll be streaming EverQuest gameplay from the Ragefire progression server on Thursday, May 28, 2015 starting at 2PM Pacific on EverQuest's very own Twitch channel! (please give the channel a follow, it's new!)

During this stream Ry "Roshen" Schueller and any surprise guests he can wrangle will be playing on the new Ragefire server. Most likely we'll be continuing our adventures with our characters from the previous stream in Greater Faydark. Are we strong enough for Crushbone? What could go wrong?

Roshen will stream from the EverQuest Twitch channel several times throughout the launch of the new Ragefire server. Note that times are subject to change.

• Thursday, May 28, 2015 – 2PM PDT
• Tuesday, June 2, 2015 – 4PM PDT

Join us for the stream, and log into Twitch to chat with us and other players. We look forward to seeing you on Ragefire!

Anything about other servers or is it just about Ragefire?

Someone asked a question about Live and new content in the one on Tuesday and they answered it. Like 99% of the people who show up are interested in Ragefire though. So it will probably end up dominating everything again.

Thanks Riou, not worth tuning in then.

Well, just need more people asking non Ragefire or Lockjaw questions

Will we be seeing Roshen multiboxing 24 mages to get the zone population cap up for testing the new /pickzones? Because that I am sure would get a reaction from alot of folks

Roshen,

Is there a place where we can see prior livestreams? You are running them at a time many of us are at work and cannot participate but we would like to see what went on.

Thanks in advance.

You can see Thursdays Here for now until it's uploaded to youtube or such (Twitch will only hold them so long nowadays)

The first one doesn't have a replay unfortunately

Interesting.... I go to the twitch link and the first thing I get is a Blizzard game commercial!

Opened a new thread for today's stream: https://forums.daybreakgames.com/eq...gefire-livestream-tues-june-2-4pm-pdt.223082/

Game companies pay to do targeted advertising through Twitch. If you're going through MMO channels, it's likely you'll get an MMO commercial (unless no MMO at the time is running commercials. Then you'll get whatever ad they believe you'll be most interested in).

Interestingly, I don't recall the last time I saw an ad for ANY Daybreak game..and I watch tons of gamer channels.

Nice, I should be home for this. Remember to turn the record thingy on. ;-)

Can we get the older guy that was on the stream last week again. Guy is gold on the camera.