So I finally have enough freetime to start playing GW:EN, and I'm loving it.
Using the same character, I want to start over from the very beginning, soon, and play it with my wife, and I was wondering about how a few things will work.
What happens when you approach a Norn out in the wilderness, and the party leader hasn't yet bested them in combat, but another player has?
Does it depend on who talks to them, or who the party leader is, or what?
I was kind of wondering about Vael, too. Will he be in his original place by the rabbit if the party leader has never encountered him, but a party member has?
I'd hate for her to miss any of the fun stuff!
GW:EN Replayability?
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What happens when you approach a Norn out in the wilderness, and the party leader hasn't yet bested them in combat, but another player has?
IIRC, if any player hasn't bested a Norn out in the wilderness, everyone gets tom fight him/her
I was kind of wondering about Vael, too. Will he be in his original place by the rabbit if the party leader has never encountered him, but a party member has?
Not sure about Vael, but I would guess that if someone hasn't completed his quests, he would reappear.
IIRC, if any player hasn't bested a Norn out in the wilderness, everyone gets tom fight him/her
I was kind of wondering about Vael, too. Will he be in his original place by the rabbit if the party leader has never encountered him, but a party member has?
Not sure about Vael, but I would guess that if someone hasn't completed his quests, he would reappear.
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Now that I read the first post, if someone hasn't fought the Norn then they will have to, regardless if you've already done it.
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While the comment might have been off-topic, doesn't mean it was wrong.
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Besides, GW:EN has just as much replayability as the other GW campaigns, if not more due to the fact the story is a good deal more interesting, the missions are more enjoyable and there are a good deal of dungeons.
But anyway, this has nothing to do with the actual topic, he clearly read the topic and decided to take another shot at GW:EN. If you're going to troll, at least think up some fresh material, hm?
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