is there anyway to force yourself into a new instance of deshaan?
That's not how chest respawn works.
The timer kicks in the moment a chest is interacted with, regardless of partial loot left inside or not.
redspecter23 wrote: »
I ordered pizza for my family last night. My son started crying when he opened the box and found that I had eaten all the cheese and toppings and licked the sauce off the crust. I told him to stop crying. He got the crust to eat! He should probably go to anger management if cheese and pepperoni affect him in such a way.
marshill88 wrote: »
Maybe players should thank you for leaving them a white glyph and a couple worms in that treasure chest, right? That is a nice way to make you feel like your doing charity when you leave behind garbage after looting things.
Oof girl toxic af.
Girl_Number8 wrote: »
Nothing toxic in anyway. I gave a sound option to someone who is overreacting. If a chest is partially looted, loot it and sell. Gold is gold.
Getting angry over such thing or giving a scenario about tormenting your child, is above and beyond toxic...It is a video game that is supposed to be fun, try having some.
Being lighthearted is better than being angry in life. Boop de Boop.
Girl_Number8 wrote: »
You need family counseling on top of anger management and maybe a break from video games.
Girl_Number8 wrote: »
Nothing toxic in anyway. I gave a sound option to someone who is overreacting. If a chest is partially looted, loot it and sell. Gold is gold.
Getting angry over such thing or giving a scenario about tormenting your child, is above and beyond toxic...It is a video game that is supposed to be fun, try having some.
Being lighthearted is better than being angry in life. Boop de Boop.
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