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https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/668861
Some of the quests, a point of view
Artfuldodger
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Before I start I would like to explain that I am not moaning, whining ect. I am just confused, nothing new there I hear you say.
As you know you get a quest by talking to some one you then proceed to said quest. However a couple of quests I have been given have turned out to be four player quests. Now that in it's self is fine, if you have friends who are willing to join you that is. There is the option of abandoning the quest or group.
For group, I do not know any one I can invite, nor do I fancy inviting people who I do not know, people who are busy doing there own thing and probably would ignore me any way.
I would rather know prior to excepting a quest, that it is indeed a multiplayer quest, that way I could then decide if I wish to take it on.
It is just that I have taken a few quests on now, only to find I can not play them alone, at my lvl any way.
As you know you get a quest by talking to some one you then proceed to said quest. However a couple of quests I have been given have turned out to be four player quests. Now that in it's self is fine, if you have friends who are willing to join you that is. There is the option of abandoning the quest or group.
For group, I do not know any one I can invite, nor do I fancy inviting people who I do not know, people who are busy doing there own thing and probably would ignore me any way.
I would rather know prior to excepting a quest, that it is indeed a multiplayer quest, that way I could then decide if I wish to take it on.
It is just that I have taken a few quests on now, only to find I can not play them alone, at my lvl any way.
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likelolwhat✭✭✭✭I too usually do not like grouping with random people, or really at all most of the time. However, abandoning quests has no penalty, and you can always pick them up again when you are of a suitable level or in a mood for group play.
Also, what are these quests? I've found that almost every quest in the Alliances is suitable for soloing, unless you are underleveled. Do you need to level up more?Forever looking for that one avatar that no one else has...
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✭There are few quests which demand a group to play, unless you're specifically referencing the Undaunted quests. Yes, those do require a group. You can try it solo, but I highly recommend ranking up a bit (10+). The issue with group dives is the sheer volume of enemies, which can get as high as 5 per group, and that's just the lower levels. I'm going to assume this gets worse as levels increase, as well as damage thresholds.
My only, ahem, "complaint" is the 3-on-1, which gets atrocious at times, only because far too many have me in narrow spaces, without much room to move about. Aleyid ruins usually have slim corridors blocked by 3, and those healers... ugh!
Other than this, I have to admit I'm having a blast. I die often, but that's part of the... adventure.
I'm curious if anyone has tried tackling this game in DiD. :O0 -
Artfuldodger✭✭✭likelolwhat wrote: »I too usually do not like grouping with random people, or really at all most of the time. However, abandoning quests has no penalty, and you can always pick them up again when you are of a suitable level or in a mood for group play.
Also, what are these quests? I've found that almost every quest in the Alliances is suitable for soloing, unless you are underleveled. Do you need to level up more?
Kings of the Grotto lvl 15 which is my level and one of the undaunted which is lvl12, I tried that one and never got far too many enemies. Added to the fact I may not be as skilful as I should be at my Lvl? I may well take your advise and abandon the quest for a later time.
you can try it solo, but I highly recommend ranking up a bit (10+).
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