Quests Info
Full credits to 4swordlink from Outspark forum.
PLEASE NOTE: that the name and number of quests may be changed in the English version of the game.
Quests:
There are three types of quests in this game. General Quests, Kingdom Quests and Job Upgrade Quests
General Quests:
These quests are like many other quests in every other game. It can only be done by one person and obviously you receive a reward after completing it. An example of this is the beginner’s quest or tutorial quest at the beginning of the game.
I will not lists these quests because there are over 210 of them on the chinese site when I was counting them.
Kingdom Quests:
These quests are completely different from what some of you might be used to. These quests are done with a party and a party is recommended. In short you are protecting the country from invasion really. When it is started, your group is transported to a private map where you must complete the objective assigned. Please be aware that the IS A TIME LIMIT. Also these quests involve you FIGHTING A BOSS MONSTER at the end. When the quest is finished the players will receive a “present box” with something inside.
The kingdom quest description works like this NAME / LVL PARTICIPATION / # OF PEOPLE / COLLECTION TIME / TIME LIMIT
1. Counterattack / 5-16 / 1-20 / 10 minutes / 50 minutes
2. Pirate of Anger / 17-25 / 1-20 / 1 hour / 30 minutes
3. Searching for Gold / 20-32 / 1-20 / 30 minutes / 35 minutes
4. Ambition of a 1000 years / 33-45 / 2 hours / 30 minutes
5. NT / 40-50 / 1-15 / 1 hour / 30 minutes
6. The Dragon / 46-60 / 1-20 / 2 hours / 50 minutes
7. Spider Attack / 60-70 / 1-20 / 1 hour / 30 minutes
8. Reckless Driving / 70-79 / 1-15 / 2 hours / 50 minutes
*9. Ace Decisive Game / 10-79 / 4-10 / 1 hour / 7 minutes (seems like last standing PvP)
Job Upgrade Quests:
There are only two instances when a player must do these quests. One is at level 20 when the player can first upgrade their class. The second is at level 60 when the player can upgrade their class once again. I saw a small portion about this on the chinese site but could not really think of a good way to post the information.
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Tempering/Upgrading Weapons
Intro:
To save link a little trouble I thought I would post a guide to tempering weapons, I will also follow his system of, NT = not translated, * = need help translating, of course I'm using the Japanese site as well.
The tempering of weapons is a way to make them stronger, and is done via a roulette mini-game at the local blacksmith.
The instructions go as follows according to the bright kingdom site.... (sorry if they are a little vague... but google isn't a real good translator....)
I. The Process
1. Purchase a "temper potion"† from the item merchant NPC.
2. Find the local Blacksmith and select the Temper option
3. In the temper window, place the item to be tempered, the "temper potion"†, and the reward gold you would like to use.... you can place as much gold as you would like, but you can only temper one item at a time.
4. Once the process is started, a roulette will spin, when it stops one of two things might happen:
a) If the items in the roulette become a straight line with stars on it, then the temper is a success.
b) If the temper fails, your item might lose stats, or possibly even break, depending on the condition
of the weapon.
If a tempering fails, you may try again, as long as you have enough "tempering potions".
II. Kinds of Tempering*
There are apparently 3 levels of a tempered item.... they go as follows...
the Ale (+1~3)
NT (+4~6)
Chiru♫ (+7~9)
As well as two kinds of Tempering, which are
Blessings (possible +1)*
fortunate (possible +2)*
III. Effects of Tempering*
At this time, there is no data on if tempering makes a visual difference on an item or not. Of course however, stats are affected, but until the CB, we can not say exactly how or what affects
them.
*Ipdate* According to the newbie guide on the site, they do mention weapons shining brighter with tempering...... but.... the guide is hard to understand when translated.....
"Temper potion" is what I call it, in the guide it is called the "temper item", I changed it so nobody would confuse it with the actual weapon or armor being modified.
♫Chiru is the untranslated name for it, it really isn't that bad of a name, so I included it.
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