Originally posted by LordBlade:No, I get that during missions, there's no just waiting about. I'm just wondering if the game's like that, where there will be 'safe' moments where I don't have to worry about missing stuff. So you could spend a year in game after getting to that point, and the next part of the quest would never advance, and you wouldn't miss out on anything else (though once you did start that next part, you'd be on a time limit again until another certain point). but it's up to you to choose when you actually do so. You get info on where you need to go to get more information. However if you do advance through that up to a certain point in those 2 weeks, you'll get to a part of the quest where there is no direct time limit. You basically had that long to get it done, or you fail and the main story just gets cut off (but there are other paths to follow). And some of the first couple of missions you had to do had like a 2 week time limit or so. So if you never go to find out about the raid or anything, it's just a chunk of story you miss out on.īut will the main story advance that way? Or will it be side missions that you're losing out on?įor example, Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall (one of the best RPG's ever), had a lot of timed missions.

Now from what I understand, there will be some missions like that which will trigger and simply happen even if you're not involved at all. You'd have a day or two to get it done, or the soldiers do it without you (or maybe they fail and the town is raided). I'm hoping that while you might miss out on a mission or two for not actively taking part, the game won't advance too much without you.įor example, if say, day 10, there's a bandit raid, and that spawns a mission to fight the bandits.

No, I get that during missions, there's no just waiting about.

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