The Adventures tab still needs an option to filter by F2P/Premium...

[WDS]

...or by "stuff that my account has access to" vs. "Stuff that my account doesn't have access to"

Clogging this list with a bunch of quests that I can't do isn't helpful, constructive, or useful in any way.

 

[toaf]

a check box for FTP only would help new players....i mean friends we sucker into playing with us

 

[Igognito]

I would actually say that a filter for f2p would be excellent as it will allow to choose quests that everyone in a party would have access.

 

[Visik]

The problem with a F2P-only list is that it becomes useless the moment you buy your first adventure pack. Filtering by quests you own would at least be universally useful.

But what the Adventure Compendium REALLY needs is a Saga tab.

As for the value in showing what you don't have? That's of value to devs, as a reminder of what you haven't yet bought.

 

[WDS]

???

The problem with a F2P-only list is that it becomes useless the moment you buy your first adventure pack.

Not necessarily. I have plenty of adventure packs that I'd rather just skip over when leveling a new toon.

 

[toaf]

maybe a new line in the quest information so everyone can arrange by "adventure pack"

 

[Visik]

???


Not necessarily. I have plenty of adventure packs that I'd rather just skip over when leveling a new toon.

And how do you imagine any version of this tracking your personal preferences?

 

[WDS]

And how do you imagine any version of this tracking your personal preferences?

With a button to only show f2p content.

 

[Visik]

With a button to only show f2p content.

Now we're talking in circles. I said that a F2P-only list becomes useless the moment you buy your first adventure pack.

To which you said:

Not necessarily. I have plenty of adventure packs that I'd rather just skip over when leveling a new toon.

How does this contradict my statement? How does a F2P-only button when you own non-F2P packs allow you to skip over packs? Your logic escapes me.

 

[Lacci]

I think a filter for "stuff that I own" would be a good idea.
A filter for F2P-content doesn´t make much sense in my opinion.

 

[WDS]

Now we're talking in circles. I said that a F2P-only list becomes useless the moment you buy your first adventure pack.

To which you said:

How does this contradict my statement? How does a F2P-only button when you own non-F2P packs allow you to skip over packs? Your logic escapes me.

You click the button, you see only f2p stuff, you do only the f2p stuff. You don't see the packs, you skip the packs. What part of this are you having trouble with?

 

[Ociosto]

The problem with a F2P-only list is that it becomes useless the moment you buy your first adventure pack. Filtering by quests you own would at least be universally useful.

But what the Adventure Compendium REALLY needs is a Saga tab.

As for the value in showing what you don't have? That's of value to devs, as a reminder of what you haven't yet bought.

A saga tab would be nice!

 

[Visik]

You click the button, you see only f2p stuff, you do only the f2p stuff. You don't see the packs, you skip the packs. What part of this are you having trouble with?

The part where you said it in response to my comment about how it becomes useless the moment you buy a pack.

The moment you said that it would allow you to somehow skip quests you didn't like.

You know: the nonsense.

 

[Buddha5440]

You click the button, you see only f2p stuff, you do only the f2p stuff. You don't see the packs, you skip the packs. What part of this are you having trouble with?

@Lacci has the answer...

 

[Igognito]

The real question is: what can be easily added to the interface.
On my equivalent Excel file that I have made, the extra things I keep track are:

• What I have and what not.
• I have a column with quest order.
  • It doesn't really mean I will run the quests with that order but it gives me a guide for which quests to go next.
  • It also groups nicely Chains, Sagas (I haven't marked saga's but I should and will add a column In Saga)
• I have an Acquired At column that clarifies at which public areas are some buildings (like taverns etc.) otherwise it is the same with the extended property in at the Adventure Compendium.
• I have favor value, not favor earned and I have also marked some milestone favors like inventory

The reasoning of marking the f2p quests was to make it easier for grouping with new players. I often bring friends to try the game with new f2p accounts and after Korthos/harbor it becomes a bit chaotic.

I do not know if it would be easy to implement a [default/suggested] quest order from the game but I'm certain it would have use and should emphasize on story telling imho!
Also, having f2p somehow marked it would be convenient. Now I check my own file but having on a look to figure out that on lvl 14 f2p is only the tower of frost has a use.
Implementation wise I would give different line formatting:
f2p
owned
not owned (I would not remove them)