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So many place to go; so many quests to complete?!?
Jigger_allard
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Hi, Everyone!
Monday and it is finally raining here in Portland, OR. This Summer's dry spell broke a 50-year record. And, with a little help from a teenager and some firecrackers, it has sparked a major wildfire here in the Columbia River Gorge. Eagle Creek is ablaze and the air quality here in Portland is the worse than in any city in the country.
Ah, but enough of the gloom and doom.
There are so many places to explore here in ESO and so many quests to complete it is difficult for me to decide where to go and what quest to do next. When I started playing ESO again; (I was involved in beta testing the game); my first thought was to complete all of the quests in Morrowind......Vvardenfell. But, here I am at level 30 and in I am Daggerfall not having finished all of the Vvardenfell quests. What's an old man to do?
Ah, decisions.....decisions?!?
Any, happy Monday all! Have a great week.
***_allard,
aka
Bijou-Allard and Suzi-Anwar.
Monday and it is finally raining here in Portland, OR. This Summer's dry spell broke a 50-year record. And, with a little help from a teenager and some firecrackers, it has sparked a major wildfire here in the Columbia River Gorge. Eagle Creek is ablaze and the air quality here in Portland is the worse than in any city in the country.
Ah, but enough of the gloom and doom.
There are so many places to explore here in ESO and so many quests to complete it is difficult for me to decide where to go and what quest to do next. When I started playing ESO again; (I was involved in beta testing the game); my first thought was to complete all of the quests in Morrowind......Vvardenfell. But, here I am at level 30 and in I am Daggerfall not having finished all of the Vvardenfell quests. What's an old man to do?
Ah, decisions.....decisions?!?
Any, happy Monday all! Have a great week.
***_allard,
aka
Bijou-Allard and Suzi-Anwar.
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Nestor✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Yes, the quest choices can be overwhelming. There is only one way to really handle it, and one way to help cut down the madness.
1. Focus on a Zone or Guild and do nothing else but those quests.
2. Turn off the Quest Givers from your Compass so your not distracted from the quests you are working. I even only have it set to show the focused quests on mine. This way I don't get all the stories mixed up. You can always change these back if your hunting for stuff to do.
Enjoy the game, life is what you really want to be worried about.
PakKat "Everything was going well, until I died"
Gary Gravestink "I am glad you died, I needed the help"1 -
Jigger_allard✭✭✭Yes, the quest choices can be overwhelming. There is only one way to really handle it, and one way to help cut down the madness.
1. Focus on a Zone or Guild and do nothing else but those quests.
2. Turn off the Quest Givers from your Compass so your not distracted from the quests you are working. I even only have it set to show the focused quests on mine. This way I don't get all the stories mixed up. You can always change these back if your hunting for stuff to do.
Good idea?!? Thanks. It was actually meant to be rather humorous, however.
Edited by Jigger_allard on 18 September 2017 18:150