I'm starting herder, it's starting to look like I'll kill myself before I finish it, I've done 10 quests and 6 have been tether animals to distant questgivers.
is it really just nomad but with the added MASSIVE ballache of doing the quests with an animal or have I just been unlucky so far?
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hazzor
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anyone been through herder yet?
Oh boy, here I go cheesemaking again...
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Headchef
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Re: anyone been through herder yet?
In general if you want to get an idea of what credo can give as tasks just abandon a few hundred times on first level first quest and I'm sure you'll see options possible that can make you determine whether things are worth it later on.
If not doing this then you end up with questions like this, other than that can't help because no idea about herder probability of certain tasks.
If not doing this then you end up with questions like this, other than that can't help because no idea about herder probability of certain tasks.
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hazzor
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Re: anyone been through herder yet?
yeah that's a smart idea, I was considering taking up herder again in winter once it's easier but I'll run through a load that way first to get a better idea of the distributionHeadchef wrote:In general if you want to get an idea of what credo can give as tasks just abandon a few hundred times on first level first quest and I'm sure you'll see options possible that can make you determine whether things are worth it later on.
If not doing this then you end up with questions like this, other than that can't help because no idea about herder probability of certain tasks.
Oh boy, here I go cheesemaking again...
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SnuggleSnail
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Re: anyone been through herder yet?
Last I did herder it didn't really give far questgivers.
Are you sure they're distant, or did you just read that on the wiki and abandon before checking?
Also, if they are distant, snek to the tree, build a beacon, dock on the fresh alt, pick up an animal, hearth on alt, tether on main, then hearth on main.
Are you sure they're distant, or did you just read that on the wiki and abandon before checking?
Also, if they are distant, snek to the tree, build a beacon, dock on the fresh alt, pick up an animal, hearth on alt, tether on main, then hearth on main.
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Headchef
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Re: anyone been through herder yet?
Oh also something worth to note about questing that works the same regardless if it's herder or not
If you have credo quest and it ask you to study something, and you're travelling somewhere far away and it just so happens that the study is over, if the quests appoints you to bring a taproot to a questgiver or whatever example you want to imagine, it will choose a questgiver always dependant on your current location rather than where your hearthfire is located.
I suggested to jorb in pm to change it to dependant on hearthfire but currently it is not the case, so if you complete it this way you may have accidentally gotten far away quest due to that.
If you have credo quest and it ask you to study something, and you're travelling somewhere far away and it just so happens that the study is over, if the quests appoints you to bring a taproot to a questgiver or whatever example you want to imagine, it will choose a questgiver always dependant on your current location rather than where your hearthfire is located.
I suggested to jorb in pm to change it to dependant on hearthfire but currently it is not the case, so if you complete it this way you may have accidentally gotten far away quest due to that.
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hazzor
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Re: anyone been through herder yet?
yeah they're varied but the majority of mine have been pretty serious journeys (especially with a leashed fucking pig), solid idea with the beacon though, that'll be handy if I really have to do them.SnuggleSnail wrote:Last I did herder it didn't really give far questgivers.
Are you sure they're distant, or did you just read that on the wiki and abandon before checking?
Also, if they are distant, snek to the tree, build a beacon, dock on the fresh alt, pick up an animal, hearth on alt, tether on main, then hearth on main.
I've been making some back and forth progress abandoning any tether quests that aren't within 1K tiles, I wish I had actually been recording the distribution of quests but I'm at L2 2/12 now after probably having completed about 25 quests total... could be bad luck but it always feels like I get a string of 3-5 tether quests rather than one at a time
This whole annoyance stems from having sort of limited playing time at the moment thanks to long hours during the pandemic, ordinarily I'd be more willing to just deal with it.
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Oh boy, here I go cheesemaking again...
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hazzor
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Re: anyone been through herder yet?
nah these are all quests started from home, aside from maybe one or two that came immediately after another tether quest, not much you could do about that, I generally agree they should be hearthfire based.Headchef wrote:Oh also something worth to note about questing that works the same regardless if it's herder or not
If you have credo quest and it ask you to study something, and you're travelling somewhere far away and it just so happens that the study is over, if the quests appoints you to bring a taproot to a questgiver or whatever example you want to imagine, it will choose a questgiver always dependant on your current location rather than where your hearthfire is located.
I suggested to jorb in pm to change it to dependant on hearthfire but currently it is not the case, so if you complete it this way you may have accidentally gotten far away quest due to that.
Oh boy, here I go cheesemaking again...