The dangers of side-quests *** Spoiler about the crones quest ***
I'm not sure if this is me complaining about something good being to good, or me needing a firmer guiding hand in a huge open world but here goes.
I'm around 40 hours inn at level 17 and my questlog is filled to the very brink.
Mind you, that I wouldn't mind having a large quest log, if that was something which happened over time, but in this case it went like this.
I found one noticeboard, picked up 3 quests and scurried along to start the first quest.
It took me through another little Village, which had another noticeboard, with another 4 quests.
I picked them up under the mindset, I might as well since I'm here in this Village, and might not come back in a little while.
I go do my original quest, and on my way back, I pass through another village, with another noticeboard, with another 3 quests.
So what do I do. Well I look through my now quite large quest list and find quests suitable for my level and my idea was to take them all in turn.
Unknown to my stupid ass, I had before my "little" sidequest de-tour started the Baron questline, and had visited the children in the bog, once.
In my side-quest - questline, I stumble upon a ancient oak with a spirit.
I knew nothing about it, other than a really annoying voice telling me not to come closer, and of course since it asked me to back off, I went in search of it.
30 minuttes later, the spirit was dead, and I was on my merry way to finish more side-quests.
The really ""/(#&/(%¤ part came when two of my friends who started the game at the same time as me, where talking together and they told me about two very different outcomes they had experienced in their Baron quests.
Me on the other hand, which roamed around doing side-quests had accidently killed of a major plot element with my tree spirit escapade and my Baron questline with the delights of a great quest in the bog, turned sour in a hurry, when I couldn't decide much of the outcome due to me exploring this vast open world.
Now I'm thinking, that I might have botched several other quests by exploring to much to soon, and if I perhaps should start the game over again.
Has anyone else had this issue ?
I'm not sure if this is me complaining about something good being to good, or me needing a firmer guiding hand in a huge open world but here goes.
I'm around 40 hours inn at level 17 and my questlog is filled to the very brink.
Mind you, that I wouldn't mind having a large quest log, if that was something which happened over time, but in this case it went like this.
I found one noticeboard, picked up 3 quests and scurried along to start the first quest.
It took me through another little Village, which had another noticeboard, with another 4 quests.
I picked them up under the mindset, I might as well since I'm here in this Village, and might not come back in a little while.
I go do my original quest, and on my way back, I pass through another village, with another noticeboard, with another 3 quests.
So what do I do. Well I look through my now quite large quest list and find quests suitable for my level and my idea was to take them all in turn.
Unknown to my stupid ass, I had before my "little" sidequest de-tour started the Baron questline, and had visited the children in the bog, once.
In my side-quest - questline, I stumble upon a ancient oak with a spirit.
I knew nothing about it, other than a really annoying voice telling me not to come closer, and of course since it asked me to back off, I went in search of it.
30 minuttes later, the spirit was dead, and I was on my merry way to finish more side-quests.
The really ""/(#&/(%¤ part came when two of my friends who started the game at the same time as me, where talking together and they told me about two very different outcomes they had experienced in their Baron quests.
Me on the other hand, which roamed around doing side-quests had accidently killed of a major plot element with my tree spirit escapade and my Baron questline with the delights of a great quest in the bog, turned sour in a hurry, when I couldn't decide much of the outcome due to me exploring this vast open world.
Now I'm thinking, that I might have botched several other quests by exploring to much to soon, and if I perhaps should start the game over again.
Has anyone else had this issue ?