Closed | Archived Declineable quests x 2

[DeletedUser114]

Game version: __http://prntscr.com/8ft9p2
Game world: __
Browser + version: __ Firefox 40.0.3
Flash Player version: __ http://prntscr.com/8ftabm
Operating System: __windows 8
Screen resolution: __ (this may be found in Control Panel>Display)
Account name: __unicorn
Humans or Elves: __Human
Hardware Acceleration: ON

World Arendyll

Reproducibility: __it is happening all the time
Current situation:
__The 2 guys are giving me the decline-able quests
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Expected situation:
__1 guy decline able quests and 1 guy fixed quests.
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Reproduction Steps
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Add more steps if needed. Include only ONE action for each step!

Screenshots of the bug:
http://prntscr.com/8ftaty

http://prntscr.com/8ftb0j

Don't know if I have filled this form in right...I have both guys giving me the decline-able quests instead of 1

also Can't copy and paste here so have done screen prints.

Uni.

 

[DeletedUser248]

Hi unicorn,

Are all your quests on this loop allowing you to decline them or only the few that you were able to capture screenshots of?

-Lane

 

[DeletedUser114]

HIya Lane

All the quests are available. They are all randomized though they don't seem to have any pattern to them very frustrating.

Uni.

 

[DeletedUser7]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, unicorn. It is in fact possible to have two quest givers providing you with declinable quests. This all depends on your progress with the questlines - if you've completed all story and common quests that you currently meet the requirements for, then both quest givers will simply provide you with declinable quests.

 

[DeletedUser114]

Hi Darkstar thank you for the reply.

Oh dear I feel stupid now lol

Unicorn.

 

[DeletedUser248]

Hi Darkstar thank you for the reply.

Oh dear I feel stupid now lol

Unicorn.

Don't! That's what moderators are here for, they make us all feel stupid! Hehe.

Pretty sure we have all asked "stupid" questions one time or another.

 

[DeletedUser7]

Nothing wrong with questioning something, and always better to double check to make sure it's working right.