Quests Sharing

As many of you I spend a lot of my GW time playing quests and missions with friends.
Although EVERY single time we have to spend like 5 minutes listing the quests we have to do, cos some might be the same and some not but we'd like the party up and complete the ones we have in common.
It's a total waste of time and I don't know why on earth there's no way to see what quests are shared by party members.
Come on, is not that hard, just make the titles of those quests Yellow instead of White and that's it.

What did they expect us to do? Just go hunting mindlessly? Or pair up for 1 quest and then split up?
I like spending hours completing quest after quest or playing missions that might interest everybody in my party.

I beg the devs to add this little thingy, very simple: Yellow titled quests in the Quests window when they are shared by the current party.

That is a problem we all have and we all want to solve...

The quests that your team has that you dont should say where you get them, and if you already completed them or not...

check out my thoughts on transportation here

I made a suggestion back in the betas for a quest board in the guild hall, for guild members to look at the board as a party and choose a quest to do. Posting to the board would be done by officers and above, and consist of quests they had accumulated and are able to pin on the board... Also the concept of custom quest building becomes possible with this suggestion. Just thought I would refresh this idea in the minds of the creators. I know its been several months since I talked with them about it last...

I'm the guy with the Armory, Treasury, And Guild World map (forming parties at the guild hall and clicking on the map to go as a group) concepts as well... I have not heard much from them other then the initial cool idea comments... so maybe we will see something of them in chapter two.

I agree, Anno. A simple color change on the quest log would make life SO much easier for all involved.

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