Hi Folks,
Thanks for your patience with all my questions. Ever noticed that the reward for good deeds is to get asked for more good deeds?
So, I've got a foggy memory that
(a) There's some advantage, beyond the immediate quest rewards (xp/tp/gp/items) to doing quests, e.g. doing each quest once, even the less attractive dailies
(b) There's some way to find out what quests you have done. (I know how to find _available_ quests I _haven't_ done; looking for the obverse.)
Is this true, or am I misremembering from when I played for a while 18 months ago?
And if it is true, how do I do (b)?
Bonus question:
(c) I know there are quests you can only get if eg you right click some item that you might get from killing some particular mob. Is there any way to find a list of all these quests, or of all those one could potentially do at one's current level?
Finally a more basic strategy question:
(d) I'm currently using the following playing strategy:
(i) do _all_ available quests, staying in an area till I've gotten all I can reach, and potentially checking back when my level improves
(ii) _always_ do 10 daily quests every day, if i play at all - any quest will do, just get those phirius token coins
(iii) don't do anything else for leveling purposes. Killing mobs for xp/tp is inefficient - kill em for drops, or to get past them safely, or don't bother
(iv) don't worry about leaving quests available for my second/third classes to level on - there are additional zones for that purpose
Is this sane/reasonable?
Thanks again