Quests

Once the player has talked to various key NPCs from the Watch per Quartermain's instruction, the NPCs could give some repeatable side quests. A simple one could be Supply missions which ask for themed groups of items, e.g. Food - Raw foodstuffs or...

I went to the building and could not get through the forcefield yet... but the window above it was accessible with my hooks so I climbed up there and ran the entire area. Now that it is open to go through I can not and have not yet been able to ge...

Quests in the Journal should mention where you can find the NPCs to hand them in. For example: The "Gathering Provisions" quests tells you to hand in items to Joan of Arc, but doesn't indicate where Joan of Arc is found. Having taken a break for a...

It is all in the title.

I'm doing the one with the extraction device and nothing is spawning, I'm just stuck here one from from the boss. A min ago I was stuck at one of the insight challenges because the thing wouldn't light up.

Only 1 option in the dialog is marked as "Turn In", which is to betray Bass's confidence and tell Sasse the info she wants. However, it is still possible to Turn In the quest by choosing not to tell her. But this option is not marked for players (...

This is sort of my fault. I accidentally found my way in to the Sorrow Heart before I completed Breaking the Seals. You can pull yourself over the gate barrier with your climbing picks. I got through the tower and killed the Bound Sentinel, and ha...

Why does it seem that game designers come up with a game mecanic that's ok, then force it's use on an exteneded basis to move foward. The flying umbrella is nice. Anyone of my age remembers it from Mary Popins. I had a bad moment when I saw the th...

After unlocking the poet's writing desk in the Edgar Allan Poe Questline, the desk is not available in the build menu after unlocking via the progression menu. Seems others on reddit have had a similar problem both before and after the big update....

I really have no idea why this story passed. It feels more like a Star Trek story where ships get caught in some anomaly from an advanced civilization. The fey motivations -- from building something to how they react to their accident -- feel too ...