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<blockquote data-quote="Neo" data-source="post: 1858595" data-attributes="member: 4139">This may sound a bit of a noncomittal response..but pretty much anytime in all honesty.&nbsp; There are days where a lot of low levels are on and some where none show up its just luck of the draw..but speaking from experience I can say that there are usually enough low levels on most days to form a party if not via people visitng for the first time, to the high levels starting more new characters and testing new builds etc..I would say although the Scrying Crystal allows you to switch &quot;looking for a Group&quot; on you are more likely to end up in a party if you use the scrying crystal every so often until people are on in your level range and then send them a tell directly asking if they'd like to party.Remember on PoA there are definite benefits to being in a group as your XP point awards increases for each party member up to five, plus you tend to spawm more creatures (thus more xp) and more loot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neo, post: 1858595, member: 4139"] This may sound a bit of a noncomittal response..but pretty much anytime in all honesty. There are days where a lot of low levels are on and some where none show up its just luck of the draw..but speaking from experience I can say that there are usually enough low levels on most days to form a party if not via people visitng for the first time, to the high levels starting more new characters and testing new builds etc.. I would say although the Scrying Crystal allows you to switch "looking for a Group" on you are more likely to end up in a party if you use the scrying crystal every so often until people are on in your level range and then send them a tell directly asking if they'd like to party. Remember on PoA there are definite benefits to being in a group as your XP point awards increases for each party member up to five, plus you tend to spawm more creatures (thus more xp) and more loot. [/QUOTE]

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