03-22-2003, 11:25 PM
Hi,
Rhydderch Hael pretty much answered your "where" question.
However, what he failed to mention is the *very* low probability of finding an Obs/Zod ding. Most players have found only one or two in years of playing. I have played since a month after the game came out (Feb., '97) and have probably taken over 300 characters to level 30ish. I've never found an Obs/Zod. People that I know that have multiple level 50 characters have never found an Obs/Zod. So, if you expect to find one "doing some Laz runs", good luck. Try doing very many Laz runs for a very long time. Probably more time than you would care to invest in a single player character.
As to skipping levels, that doesn't matter. Everything about the dungeons (but not town) is set by the date and time you start the game.
Finally, you do realize that you can play multi-player solo off line? The advantage to single player is that you get many more of the quests (all you get in multi is Butch, Leo, Laz and Diablo). The advantage to multi is that the monsters are harder, there are three difficulty levels, and you can pretty much choose where you want to play (limited by character level). Just thought I'd mention it in case you didn't know ;)
--Pete
Rhydderch Hael pretty much answered your "where" question.
However, what he failed to mention is the *very* low probability of finding an Obs/Zod ding. Most players have found only one or two in years of playing. I have played since a month after the game came out (Feb., '97) and have probably taken over 300 characters to level 30ish. I've never found an Obs/Zod. People that I know that have multiple level 50 characters have never found an Obs/Zod. So, if you expect to find one "doing some Laz runs", good luck. Try doing very many Laz runs for a very long time. Probably more time than you would care to invest in a single player character.
As to skipping levels, that doesn't matter. Everything about the dungeons (but not town) is set by the date and time you start the game.
Finally, you do realize that you can play multi-player solo off line? The advantage to single player is that you get many more of the quests (all you get in multi is Butch, Leo, Laz and Diablo). The advantage to multi is that the monsters are harder, there are three difficulty levels, and you can pretty much choose where you want to play (limited by character level). Just thought I'd mention it in case you didn't know ;)
--Pete
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