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Cyberkilla Admin Total Posts: 5,311 Online Status: Offline
Posted: Tue Jun 21 13:57:00 EDT 2011 Subject: Re:No subject Quote from KittenInMyCerealz sounds cool.dunno about the color changing thou? would the color return back to normal when you have checked the quest page again? if so, it would be nice ^^ Yes, it would be like how it works when you have unread mail, or attack log entries to check. Quote from KittenInMyCerealz also, about the quests-statbar in profile:- could only list total of official quests completed - doing the official quests could be limited to x times per day Well, each quest is flagged as official/unofficial, so we can programmatically tell the difference . Yes, I think we do need a cap on quests per day, if only to pace people Alternatively, starting a quest could cost a few turns. After all, turns are supposed to be spent when you perform an action, and starting a quest falls into that category. I'm not too bothered about this at the moment though. It's free atm. Quote from KittenInMyCerealz and player made quests: - i dont see why there needs to be a limit on number of quests done in a day, even for the same quest. players can already make it so that the quest can only be completed once in a lifetime/day/week/month, wont they?(except when the scrapper npc comes to play, with a infinite times repeatable quest which gives high lvl items and mission is "kill 1 lvl 10 npc") (this can anyways be avoided if the quests have "cla**es", and a too high reward can restricted for an easy quest) You raise a fair point about that - they could just make 20 non-repeatable quests, rather than you repeating one quest 20 times . Quote from KittenInMyCerealz ALSOWhether or not to scale/nullify some or all rewards if the player is a significantly higher level than the quest was intended for.i dont see any reason to limit this one in any way How many active quests a player may have simultaneously (5-10). imo 5 is enough. you can cancel the quests you dont wanna complete simply from the quests-tab, right?and the "quests you have completed" will be on a different page, right? Yes, you can cancel them. There are a few things to work out about cancelling quests: #1. If you've acquired quest items as part of the quest, they should probably be take from you, or you'll have an unfair advantage when you restart it. #2. Perhaps you should have to wait a few minutes before you can restart a quest, just to deter you from doing it too often. This isn't a huge issue, just something that popped into my head as I was replying to your post Edited 9 time(s). Last edited by Cyberkilla @ Tue Jun 21 14:41:28 EDT 2011

Cyberkilla Admin Total Posts: 5,311 Online Status: Offline
Posted: Fri Nov 2 9:53:13 EDT 2012 Subject: No subject Are we okay if I just do a reward system like this, for custom quests: Each quest is awarded a number of "points" which the creator is free to distribute between the various reward types (exp, credits, turns?, etc.). These "points" are calculated automatically, based upon the perceived difficulty of the quest. In other words, a quest where you have to kill 10,000 rats will pay out more than one where you only have to kill 10. There'd be an upper limit though, because I suspect it'd get out of control The trouble lies with FedEx quests, where you have to deliver items, or return items to the Quest NPC. Those are harder to gauge automatically. Consider that the package you were delivering might be hidden behind 10 Boss NPCs, or only a few tiles away from your current position... How could I possibly know that? So in the case of those, we might have a problem. I could set it up so that I can manually grant some additional "points" to the creator, upon request. --------------- Alternatively....... We could have a team of players which test quests and submit a difficulty rating that can be reasonably trusted. The system can then decide automatically to grant the user some extra "reward" points. It does seem to me like a quest's difficulty is best gauged by actually completing it. ---------------- Then....... We might have the problem where a quest was difficult, but something in the game changed (or the quest was changed) and it suddenly became a lot easier. In these cases, we might have quests that payout more than they should. Thoughts?

Dekcah Half Mod Total Posts: 105 Online Status: Offline
Posted: Sat Nov 3 12:27:25 EDT 2012 Subject: No subject I would be willing to be a judge to determine how difficult the quests are. I think a big determaning factor will simply be how long it takes to complete the quest.

Symphony Half Mod Total Posts: 731 Online Status: Offline
Posted: Wed Apr 3 23:01:39 EDT 2013 Subject: No subject Dis post was made 2 years ago, and you show that you have nearly half of it done... I think you see where I'm going with this. I'll keep my faith up tho CK, cuz I lub you.
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