The price point for a monthly sub to this service is actually quite low considering all the perks that come with ownership. Because it really just makes your life so much easier in regards to boxing characters, hitting hotkeys, performing trivial time consuming tasks, navigating from one location to the next, automatically buying and scribing all the spells/tomes for your characters, automatically keeping your bazaar toon the cheapest in all of Norrath and beyond. Why? Well, because we have ice cream! But no seriously. Even if you have no plans to use KA or EQBC or EasyFind, or MQ2Nav, or any of the other programs that instantly make your everquest experience 10000x better. The resounding answer for that question is yes. Clearly my response was geared towards an MQ2 User.

I assumed by coming to RG's you were interested in MQ2 and hadn't even considered you might be asking a community of RG users for only a non-mq2 response. Preference from one thing to the next is pretty much just that. But rather, because I'm usually coding some utility to use for myself, and subsequently release to the community for giggles (And the donations of course). KA is one of those things that I don't use. As I do know my way around the scripting language of MQ2 pretty well and have a coding background all things MQ2 related are pretty trivial to me with the caveat of some things I don't use. Once connected you can then issue commands to that character using EQBC commands. That is assuming you are connecting all the computers to the same system. To join it you have to type /bccmd connect. Once the plugin is loaded you can then type commands to manipulate the server. You can select 'Stand alone' which will bring up a dos style box where the server starts, initializes, and awaits for incoming connections (you joining using the in game plugin '/plugin mq2eqbc'. It will give you an option for stand alone or server. I just realized you are not a level 2 member which may prevent you from seeing the wiki.īasically as part of MQ2 you can right click the tray icon and select start EQBC server. is the link to the wiki page here on If you have more questions than answers were provided by the wiki, feel free to post back to this thread. EQBC allows you to send commands by joining them all to a server and then issuing commands to a group, individual, or everyone on the local server via hotkeys or typed commands.

Autohotkey send command