Curse

Sir Seifus Halbred · Feb 12, 2007, 02:58 AM // 02:58

I did the same thing as well as others who have stated so here. I guessed i made a mistake. It is no biggie-as mentioned you get them all in the end!

Kuldebar Valiturus · Feb 12, 2007, 03:10 AM // 03:10

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Originally Posted by Smile Like Umean It

Also, why would you go back to Istan to protect one girl when the world is being taken over?

Please, give up that tact, don't try to explain it away by using a supposedly rational basis for quests. Some of them are fairly questionable.

There are some awkwardly worded quests and there are also some quests that are ludicrous if you compare them to the end of the world scenario.

Why would you spend so much time looking for idiot warrior's armor and weapon when the world is ending?

I reasoned that the quest text meant I was going to go onto a another step in the quest that involved being a body guard. This wasn't too far fetched after the theater troupe scenario.

Hind sight being what it is now, but the text fooled me and other people, so there is some evidence of the confusing nature of the text.

No need to throw an attitude at people because they found something unclear.

Bryant Again · Feb 12, 2007, 03:52 AM // 03:52

Interesting that this is just now starting to surface, after Nightfall's been out for over 8 months.

Smile Like Umean It · Feb 12, 2007, 03:55 AM // 03:55

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Originally Posted by Kuldebar Valiturus

Please, give up that tact, don't try to explain it away by using a supposedly rational basis for quests. Some of them are fairly questionable.

There's no tact to give up since I wasn't trying to use any. If I had something to say, I'd say it exactly like I meant it.

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Why would you spend so much time looking for idiot warrior's armor and weapon when the world is ending?

I could be wrong, but last time I checked, you didn't need to pick Goren or Norgu to continue the storyline.

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Hind sight being what it is now, but the text fooled me and other people, so there is some evidence of the confusing nature of the text.

No need to throw an attitude at people because they found something unclear.

I'm not saying that it isn't a bit confusing for other people. I understood it that first time around, so I was wondering why so many people didn't. Once they answered, I'd either get where they're coming from or say why I didn't. Obviously I didn't, so I asked why you'd go back to Istan.
If I wanted to get an attitude I'd get one, no tact needed. I just honestly didn't understand why everyone else didn't get it. Guess my reasoning is different from others.

nbajammer · Feb 12, 2007, 06:27 AM // 06:27

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Originally Posted by Bryant Again

Interesting that this is just now starting to surface, after Nightfall's been out for over 8 months.

How'd you get Nightfall well before its Oct 2006 release? Nightfall's been out for about 4 months now, not 8.

**cosyfiep** · Feb 12, 2007, 06:38 AM // 06:38

I confess I didnt read well the first time I did this quest as well...but the next time I did it I read the question and he does ask which one he should send away, NOT which one you want to have as your hero.....so if you say send goren away you dont get goren....likewise with nogru. Makes sense when you really think about it.

Evilsod · Feb 12, 2007, 06:50 AM // 06:50

Ironically it takes Brains to choose the Mesmer Hero... and many seem to be lacking. I've always understood this to be choose who to send away and i've only done the quest once (its not worth the effort...).

Spellforge · Feb 12, 2007, 08:09 AM // 08:09

I didn't have any problems - made perfect sense to me. However if some people are finding it difficult I suggest setup a poll and see how many say - yes its misleading or no it makes sense

Makkert · Feb 12, 2007, 08:52 AM // 08:52

Its slightly confusing at first. But if you see the missionreward window and see you are getting 'the wrong hero', just walk away and restart the quest from the beginning. its not that long a quest.