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QUESTS AND LEFT NOTIFIER ARE GONE
time: 13 pm pacific time , janurary 25
world: bera
character : cadena lvl 103
name: yummehana
bug type: invisible/ deleted quests
brief bug summery: QUESTS AND LEFT NOTIFIER ARE GONE, npc quests
more details: after the maintanence today all quests are gone, zero quests in the Q window, The notification thing on the left is gone too (u cant open it when u click on the arrow) and the surprise missions are empty, i got one as soon as i logged in and the timer is okay but u cant see the mission at all.
now i cant even complete the haste missions and i have only 2 left :<
restarting the game didnt fix the problem.
EDIT: found another problem: QUESTS FROM NPC DONT SHOW EITHER (at least the event ones that pop up and ellin forest for me) the yut game npc quest do work.
here's picture so u see what the problem:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DUaoSt_WAAcKNvX.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DUaoZo3W4AEOLto.jpg
Comments
thanks dude but i have a new pc and windows 10 XD also it only happened to me after this recent maintances they did... the day before it everything worked perfect XD i rather not do something like that as i dont completely understand that full shotdwon thing XD
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