Hi there. I'm in pre-Searing and I have two questions.
I'm grinding the Vanguard quests. If Vanguard quest has a quest NPC that must be killed (such as Countess Nadya) in order for the quest to move on to the next stage, will she still respawn if you re-zone AFTER you have killed her? Or do you need to quit and restart the entire quest?
Second question is about level 20. I PVPed a bit and I noticed the xp bar still increases when you are 20. Any purpose to that?
Thanks!
Two gameplay questions
Moriarty
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Hi there. I'm in pre-Searing and I have two questions.
I'm grinding the Vanguard quests. If Vanguard quest has a quest NPC that must be killed (such as Countess Nadya) in order for the quest to move on to the next stage, will she still respawn if you re-zone AFTER you have killed her? Second question is about level 20. I PVPed a bit and I noticed the xp bar still increases when you are 20. Any purpose to that? Thanks! |
Moriarty
Ah, that clarifies a lot actually. Thanks.
Highlander Of Alba
For grinding xp in Pre
yes u can kill her abandon and obtain quest again but.
DAILY ouside northlands is to....
Fort Ranik areas kill a few groups say 3 map back and start over
this is the same for any daily from there
If catacombes go behind the Necro npc there is a path kill 3 groups and repeat..till you wish to finish and claim reward
This is the same for Fobles Fair kill 3 to 4 groups map back and do over for quick xp gain till you wish to finish the daily
Hope this assists you somewhat
yes u can kill her abandon and obtain quest again but.
DAILY ouside northlands is to....
Fort Ranik areas kill a few groups say 3 map back and start over
this is the same for any daily from there
If catacombes go behind the Necro npc there is a path kill 3 groups and repeat..till you wish to finish and claim reward
This is the same for Fobles Fair kill 3 to 4 groups map back and do over for quick xp gain till you wish to finish the daily
Hope this assists you somewhat
Skyy High
Sounds like you're new. If you are, I highly recommend ignoring the vanguard quest grinding for now, it'll completely mess up your progression through Prophecies and it's much slower than just moving onwards. If you're not new, by all means knock yourself out with it.
Drevin Morgan
It depends on what the OP wants to do with this game, how many chars wants to make, how much progression he wants to do with each, etc.
For example, I started playing GW only two months ago, and I intend to play a single char in wait for GW2. I made it a human ranger and I spent 3 weeks in Pre-Searing in order to get my LDoA. And for that I found most useful grinding the Farmer Hamnet quest. Personally, I wouldn't miss the opportunity to get LDoA on a Prophecies char, rather than feeling sorry about not doing it six months later.
For example, I started playing GW only two months ago, and I intend to play a single char in wait for GW2. I made it a human ranger and I spent 3 weeks in Pre-Searing in order to get my LDoA. And for that I found most useful grinding the Farmer Hamnet quest. Personally, I wouldn't miss the opportunity to get LDoA on a Prophecies char, rather than feeling sorry about not doing it six months later.
Urcscumug
The thing is, there's more oportunity to feel sorry for maxing out a char in Pre and messing up the entire campaign experience, than for getting one grindy title whose meaning is all but lost. In case you mean HoM, I doubt it will come down to "if only I had one more title, if only I had LDoA".