This may be a better forum for this question, but since it a "technical" or "technology" question, I decided to post here.
Is their a local application that you can use to keep track of characters on an account?
Keeping track of skills across characters drives me nuts! Is the skill locked, unlocked or known?
I started playing my wife's account in order to "run" her characters. Again, same need keeping track of found locations across characters.
Keeping track of completed quests is another thing that might be included.
I either need alot more stapled papers or a local application.
Thanks
Keeping Track of Your Character skills, quests, locations, etc
Young_Ranger
Jebus
There used to be a program like this, I'm not sure if it did everything you're asking for, but it sure did the elites. I'll look up what I can find
EDIT: http://www.guildwarsguru.com/content...out-id2261.php
Is this what you're looking for? It's only really the elites :/
EDIT: http://www.guildwarsguru.com/content...out-id2261.php
Is this what you're looking for? It's only really the elites :/
Hollygen
If you're thinking of somthing like the WoW Armory, which allow you to view your character details, stats, equipment, etc without having to go in game, then no, there isn't
Mapping Out, referenced by Jebus above, allows you to manually log Elite skills, and you can pin notes on the included maps, but there's no interaction between this and ANet's records.
Mapping Out, referenced by Jebus above, allows you to manually log Elite skills, and you can pin notes on the included maps, but there's no interaction between this and ANet's records.
Eragon Zarroc
You might be able to find something like what you are talking about in Community Works.
Quaker
Notepad should do it.
Sagra
I use a sheet of paper for this. But I have used Rohar's Roughnecks in the past (and need to update it, actually).
That link is http://gwtrack.roharsroughnecks.com/
You still have to enter the stuff manually, but it's about the best I've found as far as keeping up with what has and hasn't been done. As far as quests in particular, that's anyone's guess. Missions, titles, etc. are about the only things you can keep up with to any certainty just by checking your hero tab and the world map.
That link is http://gwtrack.roharsroughnecks.com/
You still have to enter the stuff manually, but it's about the best I've found as far as keeping up with what has and hasn't been done. As far as quests in particular, that's anyone's guess. Missions, titles, etc. are about the only things you can keep up with to any certainty just by checking your hero tab and the world map.
KZaske
I just use an excell spread sheet.