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this easy quest?
here is another example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPYuVWRqVv4
IIRC, approaching the horse after you learn about the singing gives you an option to start singing.
u even didnt watch it? O_o
IINM, and you talk to Vashek, he will tell you that you need to sing to the horse. So, it's right there.
Catastrophize:
Catastrophizing is a cognitive distortion that prompts people to jump to the worst possible conclusion, usually with very limited information or objective reason to despair.
Psychology Today https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/catastrophizing
The other is to either get all the information about the task from the Groom first, or to get thrown and then go and talk to him after.
thats what is cool on this game.. when u pay attetion.. it can help u.. if not.. then u have sometime hard times, but good memories ;)
OT but curious... what do you do on a fourth or fifth play-through?
You know all the metadata, where everything is and how to complete each quest... would seem like a perpetual deja-vu.
Sure the overall story moves from the start to the unvarying end, but the braided stream between those places is *far* more intricate than most games are in subtle (and not so subtle) ways.
I think I have seen *most* of the quest options for *most* quests... and have looked behind nearly every bush on the map (figuratively speaking - if not *quite* literally)... but there are still the occasional new 'thing' or place that comes up which is new to me even after that...