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I killed that damn goat multiple times in one playthrough. He is there everytime I go back to the lake. Apparently he is immortal...
That's one way of putting it. Lol
I think if you accept the quest from Jimmy and then kill him, he won't come back. The quest update entry is funny if you do that too.
I killed that damn goat multiple times in one playthrough. He is there everytime I go back to the lake. Apparently he is immortal...
Are you sure? Because when you kill Lord Woolsley a rage demon will spawn in his place.
EDIT: Ninja'd! 
Modifié par turuzzusapatuttu, 06 mai 2015 - 08:29 .
Are you sure? Because when you kill Lord Woolsley a rage demon will spawn in his place.
Guest_Mlady_*
Well he doesn't spawn unless you accept the quest right? I accept the quest and kill the demon.
Yet everytime I go to the lake, there is that freakin red goat. Maybe it is not updating... I don't know. At least it is fun killing him at least.
Actually no. I found that once Fiona invites you to Redcliffe, he's already at the lake sometimes or if you join the Templars, he's there after that since Redcliffe can be accessed now. Some have killed him not knowing of poor Jimmy.
Actually no. I found that once Fiona invites you to Redcliffe, he's already at the lake. Some have killed him not knowing of poor Jimmy.
Guest_Mlady_*
Oh. Then nope. I am certain I accepted the quest first. Well I have the quest active on a playthrough I havn't finished. I will have to see if the same thing happens...
I heard it can respawn due to a gltich, so maybe you are eternally stuck with him? Lol
Finding the trinkets from the dead soldiers on the plains.
I mean, the sentiment of the quest was nice, sending belongings back to their families, but the markers were glitchy and soooo spread out. I spent hours running around the stupid plains.
Shards. **** shards.
Lol 
I eventually just gave up on most of the Shards, especially those located in the Forbidden Oasis, pain in the arse to find them, let alone reach them without spamming the jump button or figuring out some other obstacle.
I collected enough shards to get me through the first set of elemental doors then never touched the skulls again.
That quest in the first area where you have to guide that stupid cow/ox thing back to the farm.
You run too far ahead, it stops. You run through terrain it doesn't like, it stops. You take a short-cut... IT STOPS. As well as being attacked half way through by damn wolves, and straying worryingly close to a rather tough fade tear. I hat e it.
The Shards, and herding the Drufallo/Halla.
I collected enough shards to get me through the first set of elemental doors then never touched the skulls again.
I literally found all of them, opened all the doors on my first playthrough. I don't remember what I got for it, only that it was never the time spent looking for all those shards...
Finding the trinkets from the dead soldiers on the plains.
I mean, the sentiment of the quest was nice, sending belongings back to their families, but the markers were glitchy and soooo spread out. I spent hours running around the stupid plains.
That's not as bad as the pressed for cache quest where you have to mark the locations of food.
Assuming you have the planes all mapped out you can sort of fast travel to a point near all of the food caches since most of them are grouped in certain areas. Makes it less annoying.
The glyph quest in the Exalted Plains. After going through all that effort in that Elven ruin I come out with really crappy gear which annoyed me greatly. I was expecting something unique or cool but all I got was junk.
Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts is pretty much the definitive worst quest ever, but only in the context of the actual questing. Most of how the quests are integrated is well done, and the story and lore around it (i.e. the setting and situations) are of a BioWare-quality; it's just the Halla statuettes, caprice coins, secrets and the time limit around the whole main quest really ruin it.
Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts is pretty much the definitive worst quest ever, but only in the context of the actual questing. Most of how the quests are integrated is well done, and the story and lore around it (i.e. the setting and situations) are of a BioWare-quality; it's just the Halla statuettes, caprice coins, secrets and the time limit around the whole main quest really ruin it.
Those halla statues, man. And then I get back to Skyhold and there's one sitting on Cullen's bookshelf, and I'm thinking "You little thief! You pinched that from Celene, didn't you?" And now I headcanon that Cullen steals the ashtrays from hotel rooms.
(Of course, my inquisitor wandered through the palace stealing everything that wasn't nailed down, so he isn't in a position to complain.)
Those halla statues, man. And then I get back to Skyhold and there's one sitting on Cullen's bookshelf, and I'm thinking "You little thief! You pinched that from Celene, didn't you?" And now I headcanon that Cullen steals the ashtrays from hotel rooms.
(Of course, my inquisitor wandered through the palace stealing everything that wasn't nailed down, so he isn't in a position to complain.)
The Inquisitor has one in their bedroom on the mantel.
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So after playing JOH again, I have concluded that "follow the spires" is right up there with least favorite quests. Even my companions wanted it over with.
The shards definitely became tedious fast.
Personally I hate the Exalted plains making you burn 7456 corpse pits with those damn undead crawling out of everywhere. I was so excited about repairing the bridge but there were just more boring undead on the other side 
Also looking for the nonexistent wardens all across the Storm coast was pretty pointless imo.
I'm surprised to see so much hate for Druffy and the Halla 
I thought those two quests were cute and easily done and not near as annoying as some of the other sidequests. I barely remembered Druffy from the game until I saw all the hate he's getting 
I definitely missed more interaction with sidequest NPCs. Most of the time you're just finding people's corpses, letters, notes and journals 
would have been nice to actually find the writer alive at the end of the quest for once.
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