God Quests

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Would you like to know for sure when you have failed a god quest?

Poll ended at Thu Feb 26, 2004 10:27 am

Yes.
16
80%
No. I like the mystery they add to the game.
2
10%
Other. (Leave comment below).
2
10%
 
Total votes: 20

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Neil
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#16 Post by Neil »

I wasn't aware of a time limit.

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#17 Post by Maylith »

A fair part of the thread discusses introducing a time limit.

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#18 Post by Neil »

Well, I was addressing the game as it was now.

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#19 Post by Nerdanel »

I think it should be possible to fail on paper the quest when you really fail it or a short time after. My current character failed her second god quest and that the message still remains is messy.

I suggest that when a character leaves the Lost Temple the generation of the relic is checked, and if the relic has been generated and missed the quest is marked lost.
Zothiqband -- still an Angband variant.

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#20 Post by ShinesmanOffWhite »

Leaving the quest "open" has one fortunate side effect: you can Wish for the artifact you missed.

The chances of finding a Wish are one in a billion, it seems, but hope springs eternal.

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#21 Post by zasvid »

Neil wrote:Angry because you failed to find it?
Because you wasted so much time to search and didn't get anything for it. (Angriness doesn't apply when you jump in and out scanning with object detection. Then you only get only what you deserved.) (oh forget the whole thing about being angry. I don't know what one feels when goes out of the temple and knows he missed the relic somewhere)

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#22 Post by ISNorden »

At the risk of sounding like a killjoy, god quests and keeping track of a dozen rules are the two big reasons all my characters have been atheists. Hopefully I can implement a simpler system in Norseband when the new T-Engine comes out: I like the idea of character religions and even the possibility of a god abandoning a character, but otherwise the system is a bit complicated for me.
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#23 Post by fearoffours »

zasvid wrote:
Neil wrote:Angry because you failed to find it?
Because you wasted so much time to search and didn't get anything for it.
Well, you should still have got some decent piety gain from monster kills...

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