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EverQuest provided so much pain but I still love it (www.eurogamer.net)
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[–] tal@lemmy.today 1 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

So the other night I logged into the somehow-still-going EverQuest (albeit in somewhat dubious free-to-play form) and sighed. It was the wrong account details. I forgot I had two accounts. The one I needed, the one with thousands of hours of gameplay tied to it, was lost to a now-closed email account and my inability to remember what the password had been.

It's fitting, I think. Out of all the battles in EverQuest that I conquered, this is one I can't win. It's probably for the best.

kagis

Might still be able to recover the account. Apparently there's also a manual process.

https://forums.daybreakgames.com/eq/index.php?threads/how-to-recover-your-account.275492/

Have you just returned to EverQuest after some time? Has it been so long that you have completely forgotten your login info, email, or perhaps even your own name?

We may be able to help.

Automated Account Recovery

You can use the automated system to recover your account if you have:

  • Access to the email address on the account

  • The answer to your secret question

If you do have these, follow the steps on this help page under "Recover My Account."

Manual Account Recovery

If you do not have access to your email and secret answer, you will need to contact our support team for assistance. Before you do, locate as much of this information as you can:

Daybreak username*

Email address on account*

Answer to secret question

name on credit card

last 4 of credit card

*You will need to provide either the Daybreak username or email address used on the account in order for customer service to locate your account.