User created objectives default to Highest. Objectives for timed quests default to High. There are 5 different priority levels an objective can have: Highest, High, Normal, Low, and Lowest. You can right-click anywhere on a menu to hide it.
The only catch might be that they don't automatically disappear if you click on something else.
Using the menus should, hopefully, be obvious. You can right-click on an objective to get a list of options for it. There are 'marching ants' connecting the objectives, showing you the order QuestHelper thinks you should complete them in.
If the task isn't in your current zone, then it will point towards where QuestHelper thinks you should go to get there, such as a flight master or the zone border.Īll the tasks QuestHelper wants you to do are displayed on the World Map. I'd go with one of the shire skin beeing simple and immersive.The task QuestHelper thinks you should do first is displayed on your minimap, which you can mouse over for a description. The only option for a smaller world map is to use a skin. You can't increase the amount of quests beeing tracked - but eventually you'll develop the habit of unmarking every quest you've finished and just need to turn in.ģ. You can't track quests on the minimap like wow does.Ģ. especially when i want to check something while travelling.ġ. Only 5 quests is way too few, especially since you get likes of 7-10 quests in the same area.Īgain, having to go through my quest log and world map to see where the quests are is a lot of busy-work that breaks immersion.ģ - (not really related to quest-tracking), is there a way to open a smaller world map? having it take my whole screen is really annoying to me. Nothing breaks my immersion more than having to check my map every ten seconds to see if i'm in the right place.Ģ - is there any way (in-game option or addon) to increase the number of quests you can track? this way, you don't have to keep opening your world map every few seconds to check if you're still inside the quest objective area. what i mean by this is: you get an outline on your mini-map showing you the quest area, like the ones you get on your world map. In WoW there is an option on your mini-map to toggle quest objective areas. I don't know if i somehow missed the options, or if there aren't any, but i find the quest-tracker in LOTRO to be very lackluster.ġ - is there any way (in-game option or addon) to track quests on the mini-map?
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