HumbleThaumaturge wrote: »If an Antiquity hasn't been dug out before, there is a 30 day countdown until it expires. I have some that have been sitting for months, because I have filled their Codex Entries already.
So . . . every one of the leads in my list has been found at least once previously, some multiple-multiple times. So you are saying I'll see expiration times display only for leads that have never before been excavated?
If an Antiquity hasn't been dug out before, there is a 30 day countdown until it expires. I have some that have been sitting for months, because I have filled their Codex Entries already.
If an Antiquity hasn't been dug out before, there is a 30 day countdown until it expires. I have some that have been sitting for months, because I have filled their Codex Entries already.
HumbleThaumaturge wrote: »If an Antiquity hasn't been dug out before, there is a 30 day countdown until it expires. I have some that have been sitting for months, because I have filled their Codex Entries already.
So . . . every one of the leads in my list has been found at least once previously, some multiple-multiple times. So you are saying I'll see expiration times display only for leads that have never before been excavated?
SeaGtGruff wrote: »HumbleThaumaturge wrote: »If an Antiquity hasn't been dug out before, there is a 30 day countdown until it expires. I have some that have been sitting for months, because I have filled their Codex Entries already.
So . . . every one of the leads in my list has been found at least once previously, some multiple-multiple times. So you are saying I'll see expiration times display only for leads that have never before been excavated?
That is incorrect.
I have a lot of leads for items that I have never scried nor excavated before-- never, ever-- and they have no expiration dates.
As far as I know, if you find a lead that does have an expiration date, it will always have an expiration date, regardless of how many times you might have found it before.
Certain types of leads have expiration dates. Other types of leads do not.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »If an Antiquity hasn't been dug out before, there is a 30 day countdown until it expires. I have some that have been sitting for months, because I have filled their Codex Entries already.
Some leads have no expirations, whether or not you've scried them yet, and whether or not you've ever found them before. Only certain leads have expirations-- the ones for fragments of mythic items, and possibly some of the other ones, such as the ones for crafting motifs. The rest of the leads-- the ones for treasure, or for furnishing items, etc.-- don't expire, ever.
SpiritKitten wrote: »So...nobody knows the correct answer? Seems like a lot of speculation and conflicting info on this thread. I just check my leads every week or so and do the ones with the shortest time left.