Ryzom

I see you have to put pins on the maps to remember where npc's are. The names just are so frustrating.

Thanks. Hopefully I can now work with this information.

I know, I've been to all those outposts. That still doesn't tell me where to deliver the messages. Perhaps to another Messenger?

LOL, yes, I did discover that site. But it hasn't helped so far. I keep trying to find someone who knows how to get on top those hills to those NPC's I'm supposed to deliver messages to, in Cities of Intuition, like Hoi Cho or Jen Lai. I just had a thought though, if those names aren't NPCs, then ...

I've been mostly grinding and kill quests, too. It's mainly the timed quests that can be a pain. It's for the amber (whatever) for the main quest that I'm having a problem with. It's for the messenger you have to meet when you get to the mainland. I've tried several of those fedex quests and can ...

This requires a difficult answer. Some friends started playing Ryzom then, so I bought the game. I couldn't establish an account with my credit card. My friends are no longer playing, but I thought recently that I would try the trial, and ended up wanting to try the full game. However, I still can't ...

Thanks. As Trini said, you have to buy the teleport tickets from an altar. There's one in each city and others dotted around. You can only teleport to these altars once you have walked there and bought a ticket. They cost dapper (money) to buy. To get one you simply click on the big spinning symbol ...

Thank you. There must be more info I can get about the quests? Does anyone bother with them? Plus a way to get to the NPC's on the hills, to give them the messages.

I'm level 28 in melee/fight, and I've been mostly grinding because I can't figure out most of the Fed-X quests, i.e. take a message to someone in a timed quest, and I have no idea where to look. I'm on the mainland in Zora. When I go to the outposts, I can't find a way to get to the named NPC on the ...

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