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sal...@panix.com (Vinny Salzillo) wrote:

>Hmmm, well, let's see. I am less successful than others in finding quest
>objects in these giant dungeons. I am now starting over for the fifth time
>from a saved point getting a quest from the Mage's Guild. Several people
>have told me to perservere and I will find the object I was sent to find,
>but so far, not a single quest item. This has included ancient texts,
>daedra hearts, and now I'm searching for Wraith Essence. This is getting
>kind of silly, but as has been pointed out in previous posts, I am
>confused as to whether this is just VERY difficult, or if it is a game bug
>that the quest object cannot be found.

>Anyhow, the main reason for this post is that I am on my second quest into
>The Castle of Copperfield, and for all of you who were wondering, the
>dungeons are randomly generated, but NOT by the game at the time a quest
>is given. They are in fact, programmed by pieces and are the same in every
>game. This is a totally different quest for a different object, and the
>dungeon is identical to the one I failed in before.

>Given this revelation, it actually IS possible for us to communicate about
>where to find things or how to get to places in a dungeon across games.
>For example, has anyone else completed The Castle of Copperfield? I have
>turned the wheel, gotten into the hidden area, and I would LOVE to know if
>anyone ever found a quest item in this dungeon, because I sure haven't!

>Vinny Salzillo, President
>Double Exposure, Inc.
>==================================
>Gaming the way it was MEANT to be!
>http://www.io.com/~doublex/

However, I believe the _location_ of the quest object may very well be
random, in which case we couldn't help you much.

FWIW, I don't ever take dungeon quests involving an object.  With a
creature quest, at least you can be guided by the sound it makes,
since, more often than not, it is the only creature of its type in the
dungeon.

John