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the math one can be done it pritty much requires you to fail a lot if your not briliant at math.
fail... then take notes on what the answer should have been sooner or later your gonna get one thats either easy or very close to a previous one.

this method can be used for various timed puzzle quests that can be repeted till you win.
just due to there are not an infinate number of questions that can be asked. its really just like the maze you can be lucky or patient. unless your rainman its often not about skill.

Another reason to make Qexp optional Imagine the amount of newbies that loose interest due to retarded quest syntaxes, quests overallt and insane logic behind them?

Draugor wrote:Another reason to make Qexp optional...

YES PLEASE.

syrk wrote:I found the statue of Lady Aeria in the west part of the city.

Thanks, I will renew my exploration. Apparently, and not surprisingly, I missed it.

syrk wrote:As for the shipwreck you are to find its steering wheel and do something with it.

I realize I need to find it. As I said, I looked around quite a bit, exploring and examining extensively, perhaps it had already been done and not reset?


Also, does anyone know how evil you have to be to do the Dephonian Temple quest? Every time I try a certain something falls to the floor instead of staying where I put it.

Snowrose wrote:the math one can be done it pritty much requires you to fail a lot if your not briliant at math.
fail... then take notes on what the answer should have been sooner or later your gonna get one thats either easy or very close to a previous one.

this method can be used for various timed puzzle quests that can be repeted till you win.
just due to there are not an infinate number of questions that can be asked. its really just like the maze you can be lucky or patient. unless your rainman its often not about skill.

Ok, I will give that a try. Thanks!

Heh, yeah the math quest is a great example on a quest designed by a programmer for programmers.

For us with another type of mind it's far from easy. I always used to "brute force method" on that one too. Keep at it and eventually you'll get an easy enough than even a normal non-math-geek brain can handle.

Yay! The steering wheel just wasn't there, found it this time.

Does anyone know if the Edoral quests are once per arma?

I am working on the Aeria Staff quest, and I have begun assembling what you need, but I haven't been able to get the glass blower to make
me anything because I am an outsider. All he will tell me is 'I only sell bottles and vials to outsiders now.' I have done all the tours and such,
and I am not sure what I am missing?

Thanks.

Dread wrote:I am working on the Aeria Staff quest, and I have begun assembling what you need, but I haven't been able to get the glass blower to make
me anything because I am an outsider. All he will tell me is 'I only sell bottles and vials to outsiders now.' I have done all the tours and such,
and I am not sure what I am missing?

Thanks.

You need to give him some sand which you can "collect" from the beach.

Snowrose wrote:the math one can be done it pritty much requires you to fail a lot if your not briliant at math.
fail... then take notes on what the answer should have been sooner or later your gonna get one thats either easy or very close to a previous one.

this method can be used for various timed puzzle quests that can be repeted till you win.
just due to there are not an infinate number of questions that can be asked. its really just like the maze you can be lucky or patient. unless your rainman its often not about skill.

Peoples used to say that the EXP-reward on this quest is based on number of attempts.