What is the end goal?

[Schrader]

Currently playing on a singleplayer world, and trying to figure out what the end goal is? Does it have bosses like Ark? Am I supposed to escape or something? Thanks!

[Ihateeverybody]

To have fun.

Exiled Lands Map: There is a way to escape (I never did it, just stopped playing at some point).

Siptah Map: Explore mostly, experience things (encounters, Location's, etc).

I mean, both locations provide you any number of roleplay reasons to stay. You can build and create a life for your character. The end game is to kill time and have fun. Like most games. Like life itself.

[Schrader]

Originally posted by Ihateeverybody:

To have fun.

Exiled Lands Map: There is a way to escape (I never did it, just stopped playing at some point).

Siptah Map: Explore mostly, experience things (encounters, Location's, etc).

I mean, both locations provide you any number of roleplay reasons to stay. You can build and create a life for your character. The end game is to kill time and have fun. Like most games. Like life itself.

Are there bosses to kill? Good progression? I'm tryna find some kind of focused experience like Valheim

[Ihateeverybody]

Exiled Lands (my memory may be hazy). There are mini -bosses (Single Skull Health Bar) creatures in and around the world. There are World Bosses (Tripple Skull Health Bar).

There are dungeons to be done. Progression comes from Leveling your character and gear to be able to tackle these challanges. Exploring (going new places) is necessary as the Map contains a lot of Notes and other inferences to what most locations are (Glowing Pillers and Tablets or Notes that tell a story).

Siptah is proving to be an interesting experience (Map I am currently playing). The Vaults proved to be an interesting experience. The map itself doesn't feel as "Natural" as Exiled Lands does. Siptah feels more Artificial and "Planned".

What I mean by this is if you ever saw a city in Real Life that grew vs a city that was planned.

I didn't care much for Valheim myself. Didn't play it much.

[LeftPaw]

It's the journey. I'm not all that interested in the end game, it's all about the getting there.

[Morbid Gamer]

There is no end goal because there is none. This game boils down to light grind... Followed by nothing to do. Really, this game is basically... Building and decorating. Every peace of new content they put out can be conquered in 10-30 mins. They need to work on bringing the world to life. The map already looks great. But there is no life to it.

[Bigbrotherj1992]

the end goal conan exiles doesnt have a direct end goal objective lore wise it does involve finding 3 items then going to a certain spot on the map then doing a ritual to remove your characters bracelet but you should know that doing so will wipe your progress meaning all of your thralls bases clan feats gear level and character data will be lost not worth completing the end objective you dont get anything for doing it anyway but a cutscene of your character walking through the ghost fence then you lose everything

[Bigbrotherj1992]

so i wouldnt do it

[Bigbrotherj1992]

not worth it dont do it

[Bigbrotherj1992]

not worth the time effort or the risk

[Kisa525]

Schrader, me and my friend paid for a private server so we could build our own base, we only did minor boost like 1.5x gathering rate...in hindsight i shouldve set it to 3x or higher cuz it took almost 100 hours of hitting rocks to build our base. but we built a nice fortress without any of the cheesy tactics. our goal was to do all the dungeons and beat up to a level 10 purge without any of the zig zagging patterns or bombs/traps that many people use, or max level camels that have a rediculous amount of health. we did this in the exiled lands, we later plan on making an isle of siptah version of this, as you can make maelstroms attack you peroidically while your accomplishing your goals.

[Solomon Hawk]

In the beginning, there was NO endgame.
Take that for what it's worth.

[Cor.]

Live and prosper in the Exiled Lands, or remove your bracelet and be forgotten when start your journey going back to where you came.

[Nakos]

The end goal is to escape the Exiled Lands. That's the driving motivation behind the Lore.

Mechanically however, if you do that, the game ends.

So technically, your character wants to leave, but you might want to stay and keep playing. (Or start over with a new character).

[EthanT]

Yep, you find the first threads by going to the Unnamed City in the center(ish) of the map and speaking to the 2 big NPCs there (Warmaker and Archivist). Essentially to leave the Exiled Lands you need to remove your bracelet.

This is done with a quest item you receive in the first dungeon, The Dregs. Then you do more dungeons for items to power up the quest item, then assemble another one, combine them all in one spot and boom, bracelet gone and you see a cutscene of your character leaving the Exiled Lands. This does delete your character and progress though, so be warned.

[LeoFIN uTube]

Originally posted by Cor.:

Live and prosper in the Exiled Lands, or remove your bracelet and be forgotten when start your journey going back to where you came.

So u are able to escape exiled lands, but then got trapped again and start from beginning??? So removing bracelet is totally useless