2010-01-11, 02:29 AM
@ Stereo: In my experience, it's more like 20% than 50%.
@ OP: I don't know how it is in Bellocan, but in Kradia there never was anyone hanging around Amos' Training Ground. The only way to get an APQ going is by recruiting from your guild/alliance and bl (and asking them to pass the request on, slowly building a bigger apq-bl), or, I suppose, using a smega.
Many people have APQ-mules permanently stationed at the PQ entrance, but they do not have them logged in all day. You won't see them there. You have to have the main (or Cygnus, or Aran, or w/e char they're working on atm) in your BL to get that mule in your APQ.
The PoT explanation for the demise of APQ is interesting, but invalid, in my opinion. The vast majority of married people are too low-level to train at ToT. Yes, they're also too low-level to be useful against Geist, but that's not what the OP was complaining about. He didn't say he couldn't find effective attackers, he said he couldn't find anyone at all.
@ OP: I don't know how it is in Bellocan, but in Kradia there never was anyone hanging around Amos' Training Ground. The only way to get an APQ going is by recruiting from your guild/alliance and bl (and asking them to pass the request on, slowly building a bigger apq-bl), or, I suppose, using a smega.
Many people have APQ-mules permanently stationed at the PQ entrance, but they do not have them logged in all day. You won't see them there. You have to have the main (or Cygnus, or Aran, or w/e char they're working on atm) in your BL to get that mule in your APQ.
The PoT explanation for the demise of APQ is interesting, but invalid, in my opinion. The vast majority of married people are too low-level to train at ToT. Yes, they're also too low-level to be useful against Geist, but that's not what the OP was complaining about. He didn't say he couldn't find effective attackers, he said he couldn't find anyone at all.