"My passions were all gathered together like fingers that made a fist. Drive is considered aggression today; I knew it then as purpose." - Bette Davis (1908 - 1989), The Lonely Life, 1962
Clenched Fist, an EverQuest II Guild on Crushbone Server, is devoted to the gathering of mature, high-caliber, dedicated, and quite possibly obsessed players into a coherent whole.
Clenched Fist is a guild of friends who enjoy the both the technical and social aspects of gaming and, while we do not limit ourselves in our capabilities, we are not a guild of power-levelers or power-gamers. This is a guild for good people to come together, enjoy the camaraderie of the game and benefit from the strength that comes from a guild of powerful, like-minded individuals.
Clenched Fist encourages good sportsmanship, integrity, and maintaining a good balance between the Game and life. We do not limit our membership strictly by class, race or level, but choose our members by quality of character and desire to participate. Members who can carry themselves with decorum and treat others with respect are welcome to our ranks. We constantly strive to better ourselves to reach new goals as a family.
EQ2 Update Notes
Patch Notes March / 11 / 2010
GENERAL
Wild Swings will now persist through death.
The switches that open and close doors and barriers on the Vigilant: Final Destruction should now function on PvP servers.
Killing several Dreadnaught guards in South Freeport will now cause them to learn some respect. The same applies to Thexians in North Freeport.
BATTLEGROUNDS
Effects that can only be obtained on PVP Servers will no longer work in Battlegrounds.
ITEMS
All raid dropped armor now has red adornment slots.
Critical Mitigation on many raid dropped armor pieces have been changed to be more in line with TSO numbers.
Many of the high tier armor sets have been renamed to reduce confusion.
Brellium resist jewelry items have been improved.
All raid dropped jewelry now has resists.
Many raid drop weapons and jewelry items have had additional effects added.
Some of Waansu’s items have had class restrictions added.
QUESTS
The quest “Swiping Scrolls” can once again be successfully completed.
The quest “Shroom Prune” now updates off of killing Coercer Pittles and Shroombis the Coerced.
PERAH’CELSIS ABONIMABLE LABORATORY
Waansu should no longer appear inside a test tube if he has spawned as an encounter.
Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the server / All things "Working As Intended," activity hardly a murmur. / The backpacks were hung by the dragon's lair with care, / In hopes that PHAT LEWTS soon would be there...
As the year nears its end, The Clenched Fist Guild would like to wish its members and friends a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Although the past year has had its ups and downs, we've seen a lot of great activity in the Guild, with the addition of new members, as well as the return of old friends. We've also had great experiences with our Alliance partners, with many new encounters defeated and countless epics and shard armor sets completed.
Also, the Guild has reached a new milestone in its own progress, largely thanks to the effort of many Heritage Quest seekers and one obsessive Ranger. In a very short amount of time, the Guild has risen to Level 70, an impressive accomplishment given our very small size.
I hope everyone enjoys their holidays, and I look forward to seeing more positive growth in the guild in the coming year.
Happy Holidays!
-Toukai
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Thursday, December 24, 2009 (18:14:55)
Fixed inexplicable field name change from "Average Member Level" to "AverageMemberLevel" in the data feed, which broke the HTML data scrubber. Bug reported by Lantis.
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Saturday, December 19, 2009 (01:56:50)
EverQuest II - Child's Play 2010 Winter Holiday Charity Drive
'Tis the season for Gamers to help kids and other Gamers! Since 2003, Child's Play has raised millions of dollars worth of toys, video games, game systems and cash for 40 children's hospitals around the US and the world.
After the success of last year's EverQuest/EverQuestII Child's Play Program, Sony Online Entertainment LLC intends to continue its support of Child’s Play by offering new limited time items in EverQuest, EverQuest II and Free Realms.
For each EverQuest II Bouncing Baby Panda Cub (EverQuest Child's Play Anklebiter Doll, and Free Realms Iggy triceratops) sold between 12/17/09 and 1/17/10, SOE will donate $10 (up to $50,000 USD in the aggregate) to Child's Play! This item is giftable, not for resale, and may be used once per character.
Log-in starting Thursday, December 17th, 2009 to participate!
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Friday, December 18, 2009 (04:33:27)
25% Bonus Station Cash
For a limited time only players with accounts in good standing in EverQuest, EverQuest II and Free Realms can take advantage of a special promotional offer. By purchasing any pre-paid Free Realms Station Cash retail game card at any participating retailer (7-Eleven, Best Buy, Blockbuster, CVS, GameStop, Rite Aid, Speedway, Target, Toys 'R' Us, Walmart or Walgreens) and redeem that card during the promotional period (between 10:00AM PST on November 23rd and 10:00PM PST on November 29th) for an additional bonus of 25% Station Cash on the value of the card.
Station Cash is only valid on items, services and/or Free Realms membership through the Marketplace in EverQuest, EverQuest II or Free Realms and is subject to SOE's Terms of Service.
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Tuesday, November 24, 2009 (02:34:20)
Windows 7 Retail Launch
After three years of dealing with Vista's (partly undeserved) unpopularity, Microsoft this week launched its new operating system, Windows 7. As a way to mend Windows' reputation, Microsoft is marketing Windows 7 as an operating system with the consumer in mind. It builds on the “I'm a PC” campaign with the tagline “I'm a PC and Windows 7 was my idea.” It includes a print advertising, online efforts, and a PR campaign.
The new version of Windows offers a streamlined user interface and new features aimed at making everyday tasks easier and allowing people to get the most out of their computers.
Some of the more prominent Windows 7 features include:
Taskbar: The taskbar has been completely redesigned to help users work smarter, cut clutter, and get more done, with features such as thumbnail previews of webpages, documents and running video.
HomeGroup: Users can easily share their files and printers with other PCs running Windows 7 in their home.
Windows 7 Device Stage: This shows the status of all connected devices such as cameras and mobile phones, and makes it easier to synchronise and manage them.
Snap: Users can drag an open window to the screen's border to automatically re-size it. Two different windows can be snapped to the left and right borders for a perfect comparison.
Shake: Users can click on a window pane and shake the mouse to minimise all other open windows, then shake the pane again to restore the windows to their original sizes.
Windows Live Photo Gallery and Windows Live Movie Maker: These products are available via an optional download and offer customers free options to edit photos and videos and easily share them.
Faster on and off: A focus has been made on underlying performance, faster startup, resuming and shut down time, and enhanced power management.
Lifehacker's Complete Guide to Windows 7 covers pretty much everything you might want to know about what's new (and desirable) about Microsoft's new operating system, as well as helpful tips and addons.
The new operating system comes in three home editions: Home Premium and Ultimate editions for most new PCs, and a Starter edition for the low-cost, ultraportable netbook and nettop computers. A Professional edition has also been released for corporate upgrades, replacing Vista Business.
Further information on the Windows 7 release can be found on the Microsoft Windows 7 website: www.microsoft.com/windows7.
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Thursday, October 22, 2009 (22:32:29)
Wii Gets Price Drop to $199
After watching Microsoft and Sony drop the prices on the Xbox 360 and the PS3, Nintendo has decided to jump in with a price cut as well. Starting September 27th, the Wii will cost $199 in North America, a $50 drop from the previous price. Japan will be getting a slightly smaller price cut, but Europe seems to be left out of this change. Nintendo is hoping this reduction and the release of New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Wii Fit Plus in the coming months will boost slipping sales rates.
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Friday, September 25, 2009 (05:30:26)
China Bans Gold Farming
InformationWeek is reporting that the Chinese government has declared a ban on the sale of virtual goods for real currency. This move is poised to shut down a several billion yuan a year business that has been growing by leaps and bounds every year.
"The trading of virtual currency for real cash employs hundreds of thousands of people worldwide and generates between $200 million and $1 billion annually, according to a 2008 survey conducted by Richard Heeks at the University of Manchester. He estimates that between 80% and 85% of gold farmers are based in China. [...] Game companies typically forbid gold farming but committed virtual currency traders find ways around such rules. Some game companies have recognized the futility of trying to ban the practice and have built virtual commerce into their game infrastructure."
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Tuesday, June 30, 2009 (02:28:55)
Windows 7 Limited Pre-Order Starts Today
Microsoft just laid out the Windows 7 pricing grid, and here's the information: Vista and XP users will be paying $119.99, $199.99, or $219.99 on October 22 to score their Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, or Ultimate upgrade. Full retail copies will run $199.99, $299.99, or $319.99 respectively.
It's not quite that simple, though: starting today, June 26, and ending July 11 (or while supplies last) you'll be able to pre-order upgrades at much cheaper prices - $49.99 for Home Premium and $99.99 for Professional. However, pre-orders will be strictly limited in number and are expected to sell out quickly.
It's not a bad start, especially since participating manufacturers will be offering cheap and/or free upgrades to 7 on new computers sold after today with Vista as well.
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Friday, June 26, 2009 (07:43:55)
Alliance Clears Veeshan's Peak! Ice Cream and Mythicals!
Unbelievable! The Alliance worked through Night Two of the Veeshan's Peak raid, and SWEPT through the zone like a killing wind. No wipes, each mob falling on the first attempt.
Grats to everyone! This was a long road that required a lot of patience and effort, and to see it pay off is a huge accomplishment. Also, thanks to our friends in Reckless Alliance, we couldn't have done it without you!
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Sunday, April 05, 2009 (03:26:34)
Guild First! Venril Sathir Defeated!
Last night The Clenched Fist, along with Reckless Alliance and other Alliance guest, headed into The Lair of Venril Sathir for a marathon session and exercise in frustration that yet ended in victory, providing some much sought-after quest updates. Both Toukai and Xylarius advanced on thier mythical weapons quests.
The Venril Sathir fight requires the utmost concentration and coordination of the raid force in order to be successful. In addition to multiple events that must be managed during the fight, each person must maintain their mana between 30%-60% at all times, or the raid will wipe. Also, periodically a few members will be cursed, and must not use any abilities, or the raid will wipe. The slightest error results in failure.
Despite many attempts, the raid force showed immense progress right from the start, getting Venril under 10% on several attempts. Rather than being discouraged by the failures, the raid rallied together and stuck through the entire evening. The final blow was struck with venril under 3%, with adds loose in the raid party. The surviving raid party members were able to slay the ugly lizard and finish off the adds to secure the final victory and the quest update.
Thanks to the Alliance for the victory! Next stop: Veeshan's Peak!
comments? | | Score: 0 Posted by Tessil Monday, March 23, 2009 (00:21:11)
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