Does the game have a quest journal?

[Tihoka]

Or do I have to memorize every side quest I took?

[RPGLover88]

Dunno if theres a quest journal, but you can look at the map to see where you need to go to clear those quests. Green dots are side quests and yellow dots are the main quests.

[RPGLover88]

What do you mean, its not fun? Youll have to do every quest eventually if you want the gacha currency, so does it really matter where they are?

[RPGLover88]

Originally posted by Deli:

Originally posted by RPGLover88:

What do you mean, its not fun? Youll have to do every quest eventually if you want the gacha currency, so does it really matter where they are?

lololololl i mean, it's not fun without a quest journal. chill. just bc its fun for YOU to keep track in such a way, doesn't mean it's beneficial as a whole. also the gacha currency rn is a joke, so try again. especially when reaching fractal vice.

Exactly. Its a joke, like you say, so the more we have the better, no?

[RPGLover88]

Originally posted by Deli:

Originally posted by RPGLover88:

Exactly. Its a joke, like you say, so the more we have the better, no?

i think there's a miscommunication here... but i think its lack of reading comprehension on your part.
i like the side quests, but the original poster was talking about wanting a quest journal in order to keep track of them. which the game DOES NOT have. everyone loves to get enigma, side quests provide that but they throw out alot of them and a quest journal would be nice to have so we don't have to constantly track around the map to find them. played the game for over 50 hrs.... i don't liek constantly opening up the map and roaming around to find the quests. it's a huge map and some ppl pick up side questsand leave them for later. its BASIC RPG science here.

And... what would a quest journal do except giving you a description of each quest and telling you the rewards they give? We already have the map that tells us where each quest is. All you have to do is teleport to the nearest respite or rift machine and collect/beat up/search or do whatever the quest asks you to do. A quest journal would have been nice if the locations of the quests werent shown on the map, but right now, I just dont see the point of a quest journal is what Im saying. You say "I don't like constantly opening up the map and roaming around to find the quests" but youre fine with opening up the menu to open up the quest journal? I dont understand. Youd still have to roam around even with a quest journal, so what exactly is the difference? Also, you mind telling me what the F Is "RPG science"? Its just your way of doing things, theres no "science" in that. Some other people, like me, do every side quest the moment they appear and keep the main quest for later. That way, if something happens in the story and we cant enter a certain map anymore (or for a certain period of time), at least Ill have done my side quests. Thats my way of doing things. Again, theres no "science" in that. XD

Finally, you say that this is a lack of comprehension on my part but the only thing Ive been doing is telling you what I think. Its you guys who are taking my replies the wrong way. I have nothing against having a quest journal in the game. Like I said before, I just dont see the use of having one. Instead of getting angry at my replies, would you mind telling me what youd like to see in that quest journal?

[Tenebro]

Well there's a quest where you have to find 2 secret NPCs through vague hints and without a marker on the map. Once you accept the quest, the questgiver loses the marker too. If you forget the hints, or the quest, it's 100% invisible and you wouldn't even know you have it

[Dedlok]

Originally posted by RPGLover88:

Originally posted by Deli:

i think there's a miscommunication here... but i think its lack of reading comprehension on your part.
i like the side quests, but the original poster was talking about wanting a quest journal in order to keep track of them. which the game DOES NOT have. everyone loves to get enigma, side quests provide that but they throw out alot of them and a quest journal would be nice to have so we don't have to constantly track around the map to find them. played the game for over 50 hrs.... i don't liek constantly opening up the map and roaming around to find the quests. it's a huge map and some ppl pick up side questsand leave them for later. its BASIC RPG science here.

And... what would a quest journal do except giving you a description of each quest and telling you the rewards they give? We already have the map that tells us where each quest is. All you have to do is teleport to the nearest respite or rift machine and collect/beat up/search or do whatever the quest asks you to do. A quest journal would have been nice if the locations of the quests werent shown on the map, but right now, I just dont see the point of a quest journal is what Im saying. You say "I don't like constantly opening up the map and roaming around to find the quests" but youre fine with opening up the menu to open up the quest journal? I dont understand. Youd still have to roam around even with a quest journal, so what exactly is the difference? Also, you mind telling me what the F Is "RPG science"? Its just your way of doing things, theres no "science" in that. Some other people, like me, do every side quest the moment they appear and keep the main quest for later. That way, if something happens in the story and we cant enter a certain map anymore (or for a certain period of time), at least Ill have done my side quests. Thats my way of doing things. Again, theres no "science" in that. XD

Finally, you say that this is a lack of comprehension on my part but the only thing Ive been doing is telling you what I think. Its you guys who are taking my replies the wrong way. I have nothing against having a quest journal in the game. Like I said before, I just dont see the use of having one. Instead of getting angry at my replies, would you mind telling me what youd like to see in that quest journal?

1) Let you remember what quests you have without scouring the map at the level of zoom they can appear at (which is just below 50%)

2) An easier way to remind you what ones you were working on before you had to log off for whatever reason. Especially if you had just grabbed all the ones that just became available because of story progress

3) like someone else said, there are some quests that do not have markers for the objectives themselves and/or the marker does not give the info again, thus making you have to go back to the quest giver for said hints.

Regardless, if I am understanding the new director's letter correctly we are getting a Quest Journal of sorts in the next update anyway so all your crowing about "why do we need one anyway?" is moot.

[Vinnolo]

all quests are marked on the map, there is no quest journal, considering how incredibly short all quests are, prob for the better

[Tenebro]

Originally posted by Vinnolo:

all quests are marked on the map, there is no quest journal, considering how incredibly short all quests are, prob for the better

Except not all quests are marked on the map. I don't understand why some people are against such a simple QoL feature

[Vinnolo]

Originally posted by Tenebro:

Originally posted by Vinnolo:

all quests are marked on the map, there is no quest journal, considering how incredibly short all quests are, prob for the better

Except not all quests are marked on the map. I don't understand why some people are against such a simple QoL feature

they are, all are, w/e you have started it or not, they will show up on the map