Curse

bell559 · Aug 01, 2005, 05:12 PM // 17:12

I have got to level 11 (E/Mo)
And now am lost as to what to do, theres hundreds of quests out there but most of them are totally useless to me or offer little Exp..
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction?
Maybe theres some other lvl 11 ish players out there that i could group with??

Cheers for any help ! =)

Arvydas · Aug 01, 2005, 05:15 PM // 17:15

Where are you now? Are you still in pre-searing? If so, talk to Tydus and accept the mission to get into Post-Searing.

If you're in Post already, do the quests that say "Primary Quest". Then do the missions that these quests lead to. In your map, you'll see shield symbols. Those are mission towns. The missions are huge quests that advance the story. You'll know you're in a mission town if you see "Enter Mission" in your party screen (you'll have to be the party leader to have this option, but if you aren't in a group, you'll see this as well)

Tell us where you are so we can point you to the right direction.

EDIT: Oh yes I forgot about the skill reward quests. Do those as well.

MSecorsky · Aug 01, 2005, 05:16 PM // 17:16

You should check the quests anyhow to find the ones that offer free skills, you may regret passing on those later. Otherwise, find the missions and complete them to keep moving on. If you're level 11, there's plenty left to do for ya.

I'm assuming you're relatively new, but if you weren't you probably wouldn't be asking...

bell559 · Aug 01, 2005, 05:19 PM // 17:19

Im at ascalon city atm...
The latest primary quest i have is - To kryta: refugees

Sorry for being a totall n00b here but, i went to the "snowy area" with some people but i think that was to oearly for me to go??

I have done all the primary quests in ascalon i think :/ Not sure though

Cheers for help btw

MSecorsky · Aug 01, 2005, 05:20 PM // 17:20

Even quests that you think don't offer much, they'll help your experience grow as well. Again, though... at least do the ones giving free skills. Worth the time and effort.

Algren Cole · Aug 01, 2005, 05:22 PM // 17:22

then move out of ascalon

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there should be a primary quest that takes you to the Great Northern Wall. From there the mission outposts are alot easier to find as most missions end in a mission outpost...or you get a quest from the town that leads you directly to the next outpost.

as it's been stated...your first time through you should try to do every quest possible. I missed one quest my first time through as a ranger because I didn't want to give up the wolf pet that I had to go get a stalker for the tamer. I did every other quest in the game...and it certainly makes you a better player....the more you do something the better you get at it. You'll be happy you took the extra time when you're the only one on your team left alive in the desert

Arvydas · Aug 01, 2005, 05:23 PM // 17:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by bell559

Im at ascalon city atm...
The latest primary quest i have is - To kryta: refugees

Sorry for being a totall n00b here but, i went to the "snowy area" with some people but i think that was to oearly for me to go??

I have done all the primary quests in ascalon i think :/ Not sure though

Cheers for help btw

Oh you're in Shiverpeak already. Lvl 11 is kinda a bit low to continue through the game. Your best bet is to do some quests that offer more XP and level up more. Do you have the monk skill Resurrect (not the Signet, its a skill)? Many monk players miss that one. It's offered as a quest reward. I'd say go to Kryta at around Lvl 13 at least (in my opinion).

bell559 · Aug 01, 2005, 05:31 PM // 17:31

Ok ill get some more quests done .. Geuss it will be beneficial..

Arvydas, I have "restore life" if thats what you mean, as a skill, ill look for the higher XP missions around this area then.. What would you call good XP for a lvl11 ??

thanks

Arvydas · Aug 01, 2005, 05:59 PM // 17:59

Restore Life is just one of the rez skills from monks. You should at least have Resurrect and Restore Life at this point. Also, check with the skill trainer Sir Osiric in Yak's Bend. All skills there (except Healing Breeze and Banish), should be obtainable from quests (I'm not ele but my warrior/monk didnt have to buy other skills from him).

Most quests give 250XP. If you have some that give more than that I'd say they're good XP quests. But anyhow if you're looking for quick XP, quests are better than hunting. Not to say you'd get XP along the way, and some reason to go hunting.

One more thing you can do is hunt for materials for your crafting needs.

EDIT: Check this list for quests that offer skills: http://cleaned.beyondunreal.com/temp...wardQuests.htm

Teufel Eldritch · Aug 01, 2005, 06:03 PM // 18:03

Yea I would have to agree with earlier postings... do all the quests that have skills. Better to get them thru a quest than spending a skill point on them later on.

Arturo02 · Aug 01, 2005, 06:17 PM // 18:17

plus even with a low xp mission your gonna kill stuff along the way, and that's more xp too of course. As well as loot and gold.

Divinitys Creature · Aug 01, 2005, 07:39 PM // 19:39

Do the main missions. Start off in Ascalon city and make your way NE to:

great northern wall, then continue...
fort ranik
ruins of surmia
nolani academy
borlis pass
frost gate
gates of kryta
d'allesio seabord and so on

itsover · Aug 01, 2005, 07:59 PM // 19:59

I'm assuming you have not figured out, that in order to properly progress in GW, you must take on missions, not just quests. Most quests (primary included) do not follow the game's progression. Note that you can also choose to ignore many missions but you'll lose out on the storyline (some may say that's a good thing) and easy skill points (standard reward per mission is 1000xp and 1 skill point).

Missions are available at any city symbolized with a shield in your world map. An "Enter Mission" button will appear n your party formation window. Divinitys Creature's post has the proper order of the first few.

JoDiamonds · Aug 01, 2005, 08:58 PM // 20:58

itsover has it. The missions with the shields are the key. If you can't find a glowing shield (it's actively pulses bright and dark), then what you need to do is find the next one of those. Often, you'll have a "Primary Quest" at the top of your quest log telling you where to go. At worst, go to the farthest along town you've found and ask where the next mission is. (For instance, if you've been to Yak's Bend, go there and ask where the next mission is.)

Flaming Prietess · Aug 01, 2005, 09:22 PM // 21:22

im only level 15 and im at ammon oasis......... its just about if u ahve the right weapons armors and skills to carry on

Divinitys Creature · Aug 01, 2005, 11:57 PM // 23:57

If you want here are some maps that show where everything is but dn't look if you enjoy finding things yourself

Credit goes to Moomanibe for making the maps.

bell559 · Aug 02, 2005, 12:34 AM // 00:34

Cheers for the help guys!

And yea ive realised about the "missions" but i cant find them anymore...
Ive done a few but it jsut seems that clicking enter mission will make me repeat the previous one : /

Ashley Twig · Aug 02, 2005, 08:43 AM // 08:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by bell559

And yea ive realised about the "missions" but i cant find them anymore...
Ive done a few but it jsut seems that clicking enter mission will make me repeat the previous one : /

Doing quests, even the dull ones (500xp) can lead you to new outposts or towns.
If all fails, check your map and go places that you haven't been before. Explore. Maybe, by chance or god willing, you'll find a new town.

When I started GW I found AuroraGlade only by exploring/accident.

Arvydas · Aug 02, 2005, 03:43 PM // 15:43

Your next mission is the destination of your current primary quest. I agree with Ashley, just do the quests. They take you to towns as well.

Teklord · Aug 02, 2005, 03:55 PM // 15:55

With Reference to post #4, doing the quest line To Kryta: The Refugees will take you on to the next mission town for you, which is "Gates of Kryta".

As mentioned with others, I'd do all the quests along the way or at the very least the ones that reward skills. I was level 20 around Ventari's Refuge. The more attribute points you have, the more powerful you can become. The eariler you get them, the more skill you can gain from real experience (playing the game) and the more builds you can try.