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[noobcannon]

everyone is raging over the endings, and rightfully so, but i want to complain about something else.

please fix the mission/quest system. give us the tried and true yellow "!" to pick up missions. the evesdropping is such a pain. i pick up missions without even knowing it and i miss alot of the dialouge. maybe make the mission description a little more detailed in the mission log as well as indicating if we picked up the item already or a way to keep track of which items we have in an inventory screen. these are all basic features that should already be included.

[digby69]

yes the listen mission are just a naf way to get mission.
Skyrim did it a lot better

[CapnCruuunch]

I definitely agree on the mission log part. If I have completed part of a mission (like finding some schematics), it would be great to see that reflected in the journal.

[vasht]

kinda like the first game.

[TheGreenAlloy]

CapnCruuunch wrote...

I definitely agree on the mission log part. If I have completed part of a mission (like finding some schematics), it would be great to see that reflected in the journal.

Yeah.

Oh, and also, finding planets is a bother. For example "I lost a coin on Irune lol gl finding it". Then, you have to go to the war room, find out where the volus (or elcor) are, and find Irune 
(maybe this was for Dekuna) . After that you just go into the planets orbit and get what you need. No notification or anything informing you to get your buttocks back to the Citadel.

[Ferretinabun]

Absolutely.

And while we're t it, the quest journal is a mess. No filing important quests from side quests, no updates when the quest is done (or just updated) but not turned in... the whole thing is just a massive step backwards. Terribly amateur.

[FFinfinity1]

I agree on my blind run I was so confused as to where and who to talk to with alot of the side missions i received.

[frustratemyself]

The way the quests are listed in the journal doesn't worry me so much. I do wish though that the quests would update when you've done part of it, otherwise you end up doing a lot of pointless running around the citadel checking if there's any you can turn in.

[FlyingCow371]

Journal didn't help much. Sometimes it seemed to have only the planet name, and not the cluster or whatever the grouping is that you see from the galaxy map. I ended up keeping track of this stuff on my own slice of paper to know when I've got the part I needed and when it'd be worth revisiting the citadel to give these random strangers what I creepily listened to them talking about needing.

It kind of encouraged exploration on the citadel I guess; I had to walk around and stand near everybody to see if they needed something after every major event.