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Can not complete long live the king quest with 4 million bounty ps4
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found1779✭✭✭
If so it shouldn't be hard for zenimax to say if it is or isn't then if it is explain to me why all the other quest are able to be completed but just this one can't beEdited by found1779 on November 23, 2015 6:06PM1 -
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✭cause of the title why would a king reward the one he has put a bounty on of at least 1000x the quest reward?
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starlizard70ub17_ESO✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭The OP should just be grateful ESO hasn't implemented the bounty hunter part of the justice system yet. For a piece of 77 million(?) bounty lotto I'd even start a bounty hunter char to compete with the hundreds of others who would be hunting him down. lol
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found1779✭✭✭cause of the title why would a king reward the one he has put a bounty on of at least 1000x the quest reward?
That makes no since we ain't talking about the story having anything to do with it I'm talking about every other quest be able to be completed with a bounty except this one story wise it makes since but technology wise it doesn'tEdited by found1779 on November 23, 2015 6:12PM1 -
CJohnson81✭✭✭✭Maybe this NPC is different than the others and doesn't want to do business with you, OP.
Or if it is a bug, then just put in a bug report. Let us know what happens.
I've submitted a bug report they told me just to abandon the quest get rid of the bounty then try again i tokd them i can complete other quest with a bounty that requires you to talk to a vender but not this one and they closed my ticket as solved and didn't give me a answer as to why this let's be honest they know it's a bug but do not want to admit it i guess cause it isn't affect alot of people only a small amount that's why i suspect it won't be fixed but let's say if it was something major that affected alot of people you could bet it would be fixed it's just alot of people do not play as a outlaw so why worry about it they probably are think it's ridiculous
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found1779✭✭✭CJohnson81 wrote: »Maybe this NPC is different than the others and doesn't want to do business with you, OP.
Or if it is a bug, then just put in a bug report. Let us know what happens.
I've submitted a bug report they told me just to abandon the quest get rid of the bounty then try again i tokd them i can complete other quest with a bounty that requires you to talk to a vender but not this one and they closed my ticket as solved and didn't give me a answer as to why this let's be honest they know it's a bug but do not want to admit it i guess cause it isn't affect alot of people only a small amount that's why i suspect it won't be fixed but let's say if it was something major that affected alot of people you could bet it would be fixed it's just alot of people do not play as a outlaw so why worry about it they probably are think it's ridiculous
The only thing that's broken is the period key on your keyboard, brother.
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Zilch✭✭✭starlizard70ub17_ESO wrote: »The OP should just be grateful ESO hasn't implemented the bounty hunter part of the justice system yet. For a piece of 77 million(?) bounty lotto I'd even start a bounty hunter char to compete with the hundreds of others who would be hunting him down. lol
Do you honestly believe this is how the system will be implemented, if ever? If so, wow.It's time for an overhaul of the current loot system!
Implement a Token-System, so people get rewarded for their time invested!
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Divinius✭✭✭✭✭
✭All I see in this topic is 6 pages of the same pointless bantering... The situation is actually quite simple.
This isn't exactly a bug, but it may be an "oversight"...
Basically, players don't get insurmountable bounties like this by accident (or if they do, they are idiots). They do it intentionally, because they want to experience playing as someone who will "always" have a high bounty. There's nothing wrong with that, as long as they are prepared to deal with the consequences.
In this case, the OP is stating that, until now, the inability to complete quests was NOT a consequence of having a huge bounty. He's been able to enjoy playing his high-bounty character (with all the other repercussions involved) while still being able to complete quests.
Due to a mechanic that (he claims) is unique to this particular quest, this quest seems to be the exception to the rules that the game has followed thus far. (Whether this is indeed the only quest that is affected in this way, I couldn't say.)
If so, the OP has a point. The "rules" changed on him after he decided to try playing a "fugitive" character. The question becomes whether ZOS intended the rules to change, or if this was an oversight.
If every other quest in the game is able to be completed by a character with a ludicrously high bounty, then this quest is likely an oversight, and ZOS should do something to fix it.
On the other hand, if ZOS actually intends for players with high bounties to not be able to complete certain quests (which is entirely possible) then this is just another of those quests, and the OP is going to have to accept that his play-style is going to prevent him from completing it.
All other arguments about "morality" and "realism" and about how the OP "deserves" what's happening, are baseless and moot.13 -
CJohnson81✭✭✭✭CJohnson81 wrote: »Maybe this NPC is different than the others and doesn't want to do business with you, OP.
Or if it is a bug, then just put in a bug report. Let us know what happens.
I've submitted a bug report they told me just to abandon the quest get rid of the bounty then try again i tokd them i can complete other quest with a bounty that requires you to talk to a vender but not this one and they closed my ticket as solved and didn't give me a answer as to why this let's be honest they know it's a bug but do not want to admit it i guess cause it isn't affect alot of people only a small amount that's why i suspect it won't be fixed but let's say if it was something major that affected alot of people you could bet it would be fixed it's just alot of people do not play as a outlaw so why worry about it they probably are think it's ridiculous
The only thing that's broken is the period key on your keyboard, brother.
Omg really your trolling now
My trolling now what?Huor Melwasul - Archdemon, The Demons of Light - Warlock, Hufflepuff House - ADXB1 - NAI'm only updating this because we're commenting on a thread about signatures. Give me awesomes!3 -
found1779✭✭✭All I see in this topic is 6 pages of the same pointless bantering... The situation is actually quite simple.
This isn't exactly a bug, doesn'*** may be an "oversight"...
Basically, players don't get insurmountable bounties like this by accident (or if they do, they are idiots). They do it intentionally, because they want to experience playing as someone who will "always" have a high bounty. There's nothing wrong with that, as long as they are prepared to deal with the consequences.
In this case, the OP is stating that, until now, the inability to complete quests was NOT a consequence of having a huge bounty. He's been able to enjoy playing his high-bounty character (with all the other repercussions involved) while still being able to complete quests.
Due to a mechanic that (he claims) is unique to this particular quest, this quest seems to be the exception to the rules that the game has followed thus far. (Whether this is indeed the only quest that is affected in this way, I couldn't say.)
If so, the OP has a point. The "rules" changed on him after he decided to try playing a "fugitive" character. The question becomes whether ZOS intended the rules to change, or if this was an oversight.
If every other quest in the game is able to be completed by a character with a ludicrously high bounty, then this quest is likely an oversight, and ZOS should do something to fix it.
On the other hand, if ZOS actually intends for players with high bounties to not be able to complete certain quests (which is entirely possible) then this is just another of those quests, and the OP is going to have to accept that his play-style is going to prevent him from completing it.
All other arguments about "morality" and "realism" and about how the OP "deserves" what's happening, are baseless and moot.
Every quest in the game would be this way not just certain ones if a bounty was to stop you from completing a quest I wouldn't even be able to have progress to vr 16 like I amEdited by found1779 on November 23, 2015 6:35PM1 -
Artjuh90✭✭✭✭✭
✭All I see in this topic is 6 pages of the same pointless bantering... The situation is actually quite simple.
This isn't exactly a bug, but it may be an "oversight"...
Basically, players don't get insurmountable bounties like this by accident (or if they do, they are idiots). They do it intentionally, because they want to experience playing as someone who will "always" have a high bounty. There's nothing wrong with that, as long as they are prepared to deal with the consequences.
In this case, the OP is stating that, until now, the inability to complete quests was NOT a consequence of having a huge bounty. He's been able to enjoy playing his high-bounty character (with all the other repercussions involved) while still being able to complete quests.
Due to a mechanic that (he claims) is unique to this particular quest, this quest seems to be the exception to the rules that the game has followed thus far. (Whether this is indeed the only quest that is affected in this way, I couldn't say.)
If so, the OP has a point. The "rules" changed on him after he decided to try playing a "fugitive" character. The question becomes whether ZOS intended the rules to change, or if this was an oversight.
If every other quest in the game is able to be completed by a character with a ludicrously high bounty, then this quest is likely an oversight, and ZOS should do something to fix it.
On the other hand, if ZOS actually intends for players with high bounties to not be able to complete certain quests (which is entirely possible) then this is just another of those quests, and the OP is going to have to accept that his play-style is going to prevent him from completing it.
All other arguments about "morality" and "realism" and about how the OP "deserves" what's happening, are baseless and moot.
they probably exploited the *** out of five finger dance and now they see the consequences1 -
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found1779✭✭✭All I see in this topic is 6 pages of the same pointless bantering... The situation is actually quite simple.
This isn't exactly a bug, but it may be an "oversight"...
Basically, players don't get insurmountable bounties like this by accident (or if they do, they are idiots). They do it intentionally, because they want to experience playing as someone who will "always" have a high bounty. There's nothing wrong with that, as long as they are prepared to deal with the consequences.
In this case, the OP is stating that, until now, the inability to complete quests was NOT a consequence of having a huge bounty. He's been able to enjoy playing his high-bounty character (with all the other repercussions involved) while still being able to complete quests.
Due to a mechanic that (he claims) is unique to this particular quest, this quest seems to be the exception to the rules that the game has followed thus far. (Whether this is indeed the only quest that is affected in this way, I couldn't say.)
If so, the OP has a point. The "rules" changed on him after he decided to try playing a "fugitive" character. The question becomes whether ZOS intended the rules to change, or if this was an oversight.
If every other quest in the game is able to be completed by a character with a ludicrously high bounty, then this quest is likely an oversight, and ZOS should do something to fix it.
On the other hand, if ZOS actually intends for players with high bounties to not be able to complete certain quests (which is entirely possible) then this is just another of those quests, and the OP is going to have to accept that his play-style is going to prevent him from completing it.
All other arguments about "morality" and "realism" and about how the OP "deserves" what's happening, are baseless and moot.
they probably exploited the *** out of five finger dance and now they see the consequences
All you do is acuse people of doing stuff you don't know is correct or not if you haven't anything to say about the topic on hand why even comment1 -
Frawr✭✭✭✭✭Lol at the responses.
Submit a ticket and identity the quest and the npc.
Based on my experience of this game and these devs, I am pretty sure that they did not intend to stop quest progression via the justice system.
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zornyan✭✭✭✭✭Let me guess...OP saw the youtube video of a guy trying to power level his character by killing NPCS in a certain area over and over, he ignored the part of the video that clearly says "don't ever do this on a character you intend on ever playing, the bounty will last for years and this is merely a joke to see how quick I could level"
OP now QQ'ing about not being able to this quest because he ignored said warning.
This thread is absolute gold, criminal scum shouldn't be welcome on the forums either imo.
OP you made a choice to have a bounty you can never pay off, you knew there were consequences, you DIDN'T know at the time if you could complete every quest in the game, well now you know4 -
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But you cannot play other tes games this way.
There is no option they are basically telling me to stop playing the way I want to play in order to be able to complete a quest were they made a mistake on it
You can just reroll a "normal" char.Dro-m'Athra Destroyer | Divayth Fyr's Coadjutor | Voice of Reason
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✭✭✭In TESV: Skyrim your actions had consequences that could easily disrupt your progression through the game in terms of questing or simply interacting. Why should this game be any different?
Why you even want a bounty that high in the first place is beyond me but whatever your reasons may be you are clearly paying for it now lolGuildmaster of Power With Numbers in PS4 NA Server's Aldmeri Dominion.
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Vyle_Byte✭✭✭✭✭
✭Wait, lemme get this straight...
Dude racks up a 4 mil bounty. Then proceeds to cry about it.
Morale of the story... don't be that dude. lol This has got to be a troll thread, honestly. Right? ....Member of the Old GuardMother of the Byte FamilyVyle Byte||Ivana Byte||Vyible Byte||Hakate Vampler Former EMPRESS BWB||Haan Zolo {Retired} (He swung first)||Lunari ||Wardyn Chalyk Tahno||Dirti Dianah||Bonnie||
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found1779✭✭✭Lol at the responses.
Submit a ticket and identity the quest and the npc.
Based on my experience of this game and these devs, I am pretty sure that they did not intend to stop quest progression via the justice system.
Well that is what has happened now I can't even get a comment on if it was intended or not or if they have even seen this is a issue ridiculous reallyEdited by found1779 on November 23, 2015 7:19PM1 -
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✭✭✭@ZOS_GinaBruno , can we get a comment about this soon?Don't tank
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found1779✭✭✭Personofsecrets wrote: »@ZOS_GinaBruno , can we get a comment about this soon?
1wouldn't think that it would be that difficult to let us know0 -
found1779✭✭✭Just got another response on my ticket I sent in about this they told me it was being sent to a specialized team for review seems with enough bickering with them they finally realized it was a bug and are probably going to fix it I hope anywaysEdited by found1779 on November 23, 2015 7:25PM1
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ZOS_GinaBrunoCommunity ManagerWe can confirm that you should be able to speak with any quest NPC regardless of your bounty (it wouldn't be very fair otherwise). We're working on fixing Roxanne so she'll speak with you even if you have a large bounty.10 -
found1779✭✭✭ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We can confirm that you should be able to speak with any quest NPC regardless of your bounty (it wouldn't be very fair otherwise). We're working on fixing Roxanne so she'll speak with you even if you have a large bounty.
Thank you very much for the reply and setting things straight
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✭✭✭ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We can confirm that you should be able to speak with any quest NPC regardless of your bounty (it wouldn't be very fair otherwise). We're working on fixing Roxanne so she'll speak with you even if you have a large bounty.usmcjdking wrote: »This entire thread is quality entertainment.
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Another "Oh my bounty is that high" whine thread. I like.
So far, if any player ever gets his bounty reduced to zero by Zeni, i want the equal amount of CP you were able to farm with this.Edited by Vandark on November 23, 2015 7:55PM2 -
CJohnson81✭✭✭✭Now I kinda want bounties to stop game progression.Huor Melwasul - Archdemon, The Demons of Light - Warlock, Hufflepuff House - ADXB1 - NAI'm only updating this because we're commenting on a thread about signatures. Give me awesomes!17
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Just out of curiosity... Are you like sneaking ALL the time?ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We can confirm that you should be able to speak with any quest NPC regardless of your bounty (it wouldn't be very fair otherwise). We're working on fixing Roxanne so she'll speak with you even if you have a large bounty.
Thank you very much for the reply and setting things straight
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