Suggestion to skip basic quests...

Now since the "Start at lev 40 and go directly to end-game" wasn't released before Indians as was talked about from start I want to suggest that at least a way to skip all them non-legendary quests should be possible for us who now leveled up to lev 40 and don't wanna have to do them yet another time. I know we can skip, but that will cost mad amount of Empire points to skip all - which would been totaly free if we could have started even Indians on lev 40 (and it will be so later).

Hence I suggest you make a new quest-giver in each city with them regular quests that unlocks the Legendary ones that give you the option to for free just skip them and open up the Legendary ones.

Or just make the "Skip" option free of charge - I see no reason to have that cost to begin with as the game has developed.

 

How can you see the point of implementing "skip to level 40" to go directly to end-game when you create your civ (which I think is 100% good) - but say that skip must remain impossible in any shape or form to go directly to end-game if you already created a civ (which I see contradictory)?

Is there an argument even to force people to delete their civs and all investments done to them in order to get that feature? The attitude about this confuses me greatly and so far I've seen no arguments, only vauge "just so" answers which I find don't add up, so trying to show that in colored text above.

I'm not saying this to bug you - it seems as you take it that way. I as much as you in my way love this game and what to see it improve and be more friendly to new players as well as old. So far you done one amazing stuff upon eachother year after year - I just hope you listen to relevant ideas - and I think this is one of them.

BTW - I don't mean you should get the quest-rewards for skipping when it's free - the point is only to unlock the end-game Legendary quests.

 

This thread is not about "skip to level 40" - it's about "skip to get to end-game" content (after you have leveled to lev 40) so you can start doing the Legendary directly without doing the basic quests to unlock them yet another time (which most has done up to 7 times already).

Many of the Legendary quests isn't even a challenge - even less then the basic ones. I see no reason to force us do them once again when it's already decided to implement a feature BOTH to "skip to lev" 40 AND "skip to end-game". To demand that when you leveled to lev 40 you must delete a civ to get the skip (to end-game) is simple just not neither nice or sensible in any way. I see no logic to have to delete to get that feature - to me it feels just weird. Also for me who has injected all advisors (non-Indian) it's not an option at all - and then the "force to delete if skip" feels extremelly... not good.

 

You miss the bigger picture - this is not about me mainly but about every player that wants to skip this quests and don't want to delete all they have on them to be able to.

There is no logic to not open up that feature as I've shown in the message with the green and red texts above. The game would be better for all with this suggestion - for as long as it will exist. You don't need to see it for it to be true - but I assure you it is.

 

It was easy to disagree with what he said since the idea wasn't mainly about me, but about the good for the game - which the new idea of "go directly to end-game" is about that just now is being implemented.

The skip function is already in the game - hence that function can't be that hard to modify to be free of charge, think about it a bit. To have an EP-sink I feel is no big priority, better find other ways to spend them instead - as I said "go directly to end-game" is a feature already; and to force some to delete their civs with all advisors/recipes and stuff to get it but not others is just plain weird - even more since it punishes old and loyal players more than new ones.

I have no problem with them putting it on a priority list - I have issues with dismissal without any real reason at all - even more since it's against common sense as shown in the message with green+red text above (and the point I just made right above).