EverQuest II has five types of servers; Regular, Roleplaying, International, Live Gamer, and Extended. Of these types, a few select servers are marked for Player vs. Player combat.
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If you're interested in a more aggressive gaming style, Player vs. Player might be for you. On a PvP server, any player can attack any other player, with a few restrictions, defined by the PvP rule set.
For those more inclined to immerse themselves fully in a game, to become their character and bring them to life, a Roleplaying server might be for you.
These servers run in the language noted by each name, and are otherwise the same as Regular servers.
These run in Russian, and have no Marketplace. They are not available via the regular launcher.
The Live Gamer service was terminated at the end of 2011, and the Live Gamer servers were merged with regular servers.
Selection for the region you'd like (US or a variety of international regions) takes place on the launchpad before you accept the EULA. See the image to the right.
In the past, EverQuest II has had server merges / consolidations to manage server populations. If your account was inactive during this time you may not have been aware of this and your character may have been moved to another server. If you still cannot find your characters after trying the suggestions below, please petition for further assistance.
With the closing of the Live Gamer servers and the Free-to-Play conversion, the following mergers happened in December 2011.
For complete information on these mergers, see: Server Mergers 2010
Players of EverQuest, EverQuest II, Planetside, Vanguard, The Matrix Online and Star Wars: Galaxies can easily chat with one another by using specific chat syntax. You can also send mail to your fellow players in any SOE game. Listed below are instructions on how you can stay in contact with your friends across different SOE titles.
These instructions are for players in EverQuest II only. Please see instructions for other game titles as they will vary slightly. Note: those on EQII PvP servers can neither send or receive /tells to people outside their own faction or server.
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