It looks to me that you, for whatever reason, feel a need to complete every quest thrown at you. Still I don’t understand why you just can’t abort the quests you cannot complete until you get to the recurring quests again, not all quests need to be completed. But that is YOUR FAULT for going to far in the c-map. Unfortunately since you said that you no longer have recurring quests, you cannot do this. Just do Unbirthday Party a few times and it will be completed in less than a minute. ty for your time.Ĭlick to expand.The “complete x amount of quests” quests are easy to complete. Why are all bonus quests not skippable? Is there a way to possibly reset my bonus quests? I am open to any advice and thoughts. As I mentioned earlier, I like doing the daily quests and I do not want to leave the Col. I only did so because of the requirements of the Daily Quests. I realize I have moved far in the quests and map. Thought of taking that sector to complete it, but thought I would post here first. I have also completed all of the Industrial Era map except one sector. It should be noted that I have completed the entire Colonial Continental map. **None of the bonus quests are capable of skipping.** 'New Challenges, New Dangers' - story quest Story quests and bonus quests are all Industrial and require me to move to that era. Recurring quests stopped for me many months ago ( I think at least 5 months ago).
I have also completed quests in the Industrial Era as far as I can.
soccer cup) are active or when I have finished all special quests except that days.Īs a result I have gone through all Colonial bonus and story quests. Unfortunately, the majority of time this requirement has occurred is either when no special quest lines (ie. Over the last 4-5 months, I have had an increase in 'Complete X amount of other quests' as a requirement to fulfill Daily quests. I enjoy completing the Daily quests, and have done so every day since they started (Except one day when I was busy irl). I do not want to leave this Era at this time.
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