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I bought the cosmetic pack... everything looks nice. Also have not seen any tokens drop... could just be rare..
Is the Heroic broken for new area?.... Cant get in. I was able to get in with an epic char, but not heroic...
*nvm.... the heroic entrance is on Korthos...
Yea I don't know if that's a bug or intended, but Epic goes via the Hall of Heroes and Heroic is on Korthos with the guy being right after you leave the Grotto.
I asked over on the official forums too, but is the quest chain the same quests as you get from the individual quest givers or something different?
I did a couple of the dungeons yesterday, but am waiting like everyone else to do the Kobald one, just wondering what comes after it, something new? Or one of the others.
- If you're collecting the 3 crests for the Fiendish Alter Rare. Once you collect them go straight to the alter, don't go into a dungeon or the Keep as the crests will drop out of your inventory and you'll have to collect them again.
- Speaking of crests. There's an optional in the Temple of Evil Chaos (Total Chaos quest) that requires 3 items you collect from other quests. You get the one from the Kobald Cave via an optional way of play. If you intend to go for it I'd suggest looking at the wiki for the quest so you do the right steps to get it. If you don't care about the optional's than it's not a problem.
- I don't know if it's just me, but whenever I enter the keep and try to move around it's a gigantic lag fest, even when there's not a lot of players there.
Answered my own question. The quest chain guy just gives you the same quests you can take from the individual quest givers. If you do it via him you do get a reward from him too after the other quest giver gives you his. Only problem is the chain guy seems to have the same 3 items over and over, so unless you really want a cheap item to sell, you can probably skip him after the first time.
I think they have SO much detail in the Keep that if you also add in other players, you get problems. Cannith - lot of players and pretty much 1 FPS for me. Kind of killed the mood for player there. Thelanis - a couple of other players and some lag from time to time, but nothing like Cannith. Rate it 'a bit of a pain' and Wayfinder - no other players, no lag, at all.
Once out in the Wilderness had no problems, although I think I had a bad connection today as Thelanis it act a bit herky jerky until I dropped down to High on my graphic's setting.
quick and easy, usefull loot, the wilderness is nice, has a bit of lotro vibe to it.
what i dont like is the quick and abrupt ending. the story is simple to a fault, and the first time when i finished temple of chaos, i felt underwhelmed.
but as a quick romp on elite theyre nois :)
If anything after you find the Codex and tell the arc giver 'I've found what I was looking for' it really should kick you over to either returning it, thus directing you back to Korthos, or moving you over to a different area and set of quests.
I get the nostalgic feeling from those that played the PnP module, but for someone that never did, while I like the pack, I'd still recommend new players do Korthos vice this one as their intro to the game.
As to Elite. There's a BIG ramp up from Hard to Elite with both the Orc Cave quest and the Temple of Chaos quest, not so much for the others, but I think those 2 will catch most on level characters by surprise.
I saw the goblins in The Soul Splitter before Borderlands. They don't look like Ewoks to me even after reading this lol. Not sayin' they're perfect. But although they do look a bit too rounded or muscular to me too, I enjoy fighting them all the same.
The abrupt ending wasn't a thing for me either, but I think I understand. The boss is just like eating dinner or hiding or something while you're destroying everything. So, thinking about it, I probably would enjoy a different encounter there. At the moment, I'm not sure what would fit that hasn't been done in DDO already though. Perhaps some interactive dialogue before the fight at least and more difficulty getting into that room put forth by the enemies. Maybe a guard standing there who looks a bit out of place.
I have to say, I never knew I needed horses in DDO. I didn't expect them to be so well implemented. They don't get in the way of NPC's any more than a standing character. I'm glad they made it so they dismount in taverns. Having really bad luck getting a horseshoe, but the quests aren't getting stale to me the way so many others do when farming items.
They don't anymore to me either. For some reason that first day the graphic's just weren't all rendering so no ears and all the features were softened. By the 3rd time in the graphic's all started to come through and totally killed the Ewok vibe.