Several updates have recently been released to the World Of Warcraft quest log. These include bug fixes, new quests, and a new feature. Read on to learn more.
Bug fixes
Several bug fixes have been applied to World of Warcraft’s quest log update. Some of these issues are in the form of quests being lost or not completed, but others are fixes that can make the game easier to play.
There are also a few minor tweaks that make interaction and conversation coordinates more readable. For example, non-breaking space tags are used to make reading the coordinates more intuitive.
Additionally, we’ve fixed a small typo in Gwen’s dialogue. We’ve also corrected a minor French language error.
The Temporal Destabilizing Beam tooltip is now correctly displaying its range. As well, the lantern intensity has been reduced for the sheep enclosure.
Other changes include the ability to set a “Celebrate” button for a quest that isn’t loading, as well as a few other fixes that will make the game easier to play. We’ve also changed AP rewards to round down instead of up.
Another fix addresses a glaring UI issue. As the player moves from building to building, the camera should snap to the middle of the building. This should help players avoid getting stuck in various locations.
Several issues have been addressed in today’s hotfixes, including class tuning, dungeon tuning, achievement editing, and tethering.
As usual, if you encounter any bugs, be sure to report them on the Customer Support forums, or to the general forums. The team is working to address the issues you find as they arise.
We’ve also updated the Renown Campaign questline to allow characters that start the questline early to finish it. This will help characters who are early on in the storyline get the full reward for their efforts.
Lastly, the start location of the “Moving On” quest on the map has been corrected. When the player has completed the quest, the icon will no longer appear on the map.
Increased quest log limit from 25 to 35
Among the list of new features included in the latest World of Warcraft patch is the increase of the quest log limit from twenty five to thirty five. The new cap is a good move, as players will be able to complete more than one quest per session, thereby reducing the number of quests required to level up their characters.
The quest sign is a bit of a pain, as it is a bit of a pain to remove from the list of achievements. Aside from the quest sign, there is also a quest list that can be found under the ‘Management’ tab of the menu. This list includes a few notable achievements, the most noteworthy of which is the elusive one-handed quest re-enrollment.
The quest signature is an interesting albeit painful proposition. The best route to take is to use the new quest sign as a springboard, then re-enroll to the quest list under the ‘Management’ tab. The reward is a nice looking quest list that includes a few more notable achievements, as well as a more robust quest signature. The reward is well worth the effort.
Increasing the quest log limit to thirty five will make WoW Dragonflight a much more pleasant experience. This is a much needed respite, given the recent patch and the fact that many of the world’s top tier guilds are now residing in the same server, as a consequence of the expansion’s increased player population. The larger number will ensure a more enjoyable questing experience for a longer period of time. Having a higher quest log will not only ensure a more enjoyable experience, but will also make WoW Dragonflight leveling a much smoother process.
Fixed an issue with Tuskarr Fishing Holes
Whether or not you’re a fisherman, the Tuskarr Fishing Hole is a must visit in this expansion. Not only will you catch some stout flies, you can earn some awe-inspiring rewards. The best part is you don’t have to travel far to do it. Depending on your level, you could be in and out of the fish hole in under half an hour. It’s not the only way to earn the goods, though. For a fee, you can also snag a ride to the nearest dungeon or snag a mate to do the leg work for you.
While a new swathe of the aforementioned slackers swarm the sands of time, you may be in the same league as the next best thing: a newbie. To help you make the most of your experience, we’ve included a few useful tips, tricks and tricks. We’ve also taken a page out of the book and provided you with a handy cheat sheet. From this point, you can get started on your expedition. In the end, you’ll find yourself surrounded by an enthusiastic bunch of fellow enthusiasts who’re eager to see what’s on the menu.
Enable or disable automatic quest tracking
Depending on the type of add-ons and programs that you use, you may be able to enable or disable automatic World Of Warcraft quest tracking. This feature is usually very useful but it can occasionally fail, even if it’s turned on. Luckily, there are ways to fix this.
The most common cause of this problem is a corrupted WoW add-on. To fix the problem, you’ll need to uninstall all of your add-ons and clean up your cache and folders. You can also use the in-game chat box to reset console variables.
You can manually add quests to your tracker by opening up your quest log. When you do this, you’ll be able to see the quests you’ve already completed and a suggested level.
There are four buttons that you can use when you’re in the quest tracking window. You can click the “Show” button to display quests on the map, or the “Hide” button to hide quests. Alternatively, you can turn off the auto-lock function on quests.
If you’re experiencing problems with the quest tracker, the first thing you need to do is to remove any add-ons and programs that you may have installed. After doing this, you can try turning on automatic tracking. You can do this by navigating to Interface -> Objectives.
If you have any further trouble, you’ll need to relaunch WoW and check for a solution. If this doesn’t work, you can try resetting your UI. To do this, you’ll need to clear your cache folder and rename your WTF folder.
Another possible cause of this problem is your computer’s date. If you have an incorrect date, the WoW quest tracking feature will not be able to work.
