I miss quest markers.

[Chewy102]

I simply didnt read the text or I wasnt told, either way it took me 20 minutes to find a single person.

Just started and a village had a blood feud side quest. Being curious I accepted it and after talking to the village elder he told me to take someone to a nearby village to settle a blood debt. Sounds simple enough, but he didn't tell me where this guy was. Only that he was in this village and in hiding.

I spent over 20 minutes looking for this bastard. Walked every inch of the village, around every building, side paths, and campsites around it. No NPC would tell me where he was, not even the elder.

He was standing in a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bush at one of those way off campsites from the village.

Never wanted to murder and/or raid a village more in my life.

[Partibrejker]

Or, you could've just hold left alt key and spot him instantly :)

#tutorial

[Kontemplerer.]

You forget that Warband was exactly the same

[Moist Butt]

Originally posted by Tristoteles:

You forget that Warband was exactly the same

to be fair the scenes are a lot smaller. But op should have just played tutorial.

[Free Luigi M.]

But... there are quest markers. And you can press left-alt to highlight everything of importance.

[Chewy102]

Though left alt just gave more details. Full names, army rosters, city/village details, ect.

Cant recall being told it being a location tool in showing where NPCs are. It just put their names overhead instead of having to look at each one and I never noticed it breaking line of sight.

[Booya]

The Questmarkers are next to the city names. A white circle indicates you have a mission in the city. You can manually add it aswell to remember yourself that you have business there.

[Stoneblood]

To add to that, if you click on a city you can add your own markers(filled white circle)

[Chewy102]

Originally posted by Booya:

The Questmarkers are next to the city names. A white circle indicates you have a mission in the city. You can manually add it aswell to remember yourself that you have business there.

World map locations isnt what I complained about.

I'm talking about the location of a NPC inside a city/village. It was easy to find an elder, lord, or another ranking NPC. Those you can start a talk directly from the world map or ask a random townsfolk and they'll take you right to them.

But this quest had me find a random, non ranking, NPC. No townsfolk I talked to had an option to locate him. The world map didnt list him with other important NPCs. The Elder I got the quest from wouldn't tell me more than "he's in hiding". And the quest log itself told me jack all.

I'm currently at work and cant confirm if left alt works or not to locate someone inside a city/village. Found a random lord holding left alt from seeing his name above him, but it didnt seem to work on NPCs outside my field of vision or past a certain distance.


Maybe I'm just an idiot who didnt read everything. Or maybe there wasnt an easy way to find that guy.

[Caramel_Clown]

Hold Alt key. It's all there.

[Azell]

Originally posted by Chewy102:

Originally posted by Booya:

The Questmarkers are next to the city names. A white circle indicates you have a mission in the city. You can manually add it aswell to remember yourself that you have business there.

World map locations isnt what I complained about.

I'm talking about the location of a NPC inside a city/village. It was easy to find an elder, lord, or another ranking NPC. Those you can start a talk directly from the world map or ask a random townsfolk and they'll take you right to them.

But this quest had me find a random, non ranking, NPC. No townsfolk I talked to had an option to locate him. The world map didnt list him with other important NPCs. The Elder I got the quest from wouldn't tell me more than "he's in hiding". And the quest log itself told me jack all.

I'm currently at work and cant confirm if left alt works or not to locate someone inside a city/village. Found a random lord holding left alt from seeing his name above him, but it didnt seem to work on NPCs outside my field of vision or past a certain distance.


Maybe I'm just an idiot who didnt read everything. Or maybe there wasnt an easy way to find that guy.

yeah what your talking about is fixed by just holding down Left Alt you can see all the NPCs on the map, during the family feud quest they are always outside the village same for the missing daughter quest