Questlines

It used to be once a questline was started, it stayed in you task book until it was completely finished. Unless it's a questline that has event currency as a reward. I still have some Thanksgiving quest in my feeder towns to do as well as a few tasks for the original Cool Brown House questlines. I'm not sure if EA has made it so you can't or not.

Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Some people do it b/c they already have other stuff with those charectors taking priority..... Other than that, I dont know

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Probably to give him something to do during the down time. I do the same usually. I have yet to buy Frank Grimes because this update hit right after I finished the freemium quests of Level 51.

direwolf987 wrote:

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Probably to give him something to do during the down time. I do the same usually. I have yet to buy Frank Grimes because this update hit right after I finished the freemium quests of Level 51.

Didn't you hear? He prefers 'Grimey' :lol:

direwolf987 wrote:

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Probably to give him something to do during the down time. I do the same usually. I have yet to buy Frank Grimes because this update hit right after I finished the freemium quests of Level 51.

2 reasons. The first is what Direwolf said. Its nice to have something to do, after the event finishes. The second, and primary reason, is that I want all my characters earning event currency for crafting.

juliet603 wrote:

direwolf987 wrote:

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Probably to give him something to do during the down time. I do the same usually. I have yet to buy Frank Grimes because this update hit right after I finished the freemium quests of Level 51.

Didn't you hear? He prefers 'Grimey' :lol:

Good point :)

I have a business colleague with the last name Grimes and I almost called him Grimey one day, which would have been bad because he is kind of an important client.

juliet603 wrote:

direwolf987 wrote:

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Probably to give him something to do during the down time. I do the same usually. I have yet to buy Frank Grimes because this update hit right after I finished the freemium quests of Level 51.

Didn't you hear? He prefers 'Grimey' :lol:

I'm trying to behave Juliet. Don't enable me :roll: :mrgreen:

Annathewicked wrote:

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Some people do it b/c they already have other stuff with those charectors taking priority..... Other than that, I dont know

Normally I can work out the abbreviations, but 'b/c' http://www.motor-forum.nl/global/smileys/confused.gif

cdepast wrote:

direwolf987 wrote:

yukongirl123 wrote:
Out of curiosity, what would be the point in delaying initiating the quest lines?

Probably to give him something to do during the down time. I do the same usually. I have yet to buy Frank Grimes because this update hit right after I finished the freemium quests of Level 51.

2 reasons. The first is what Direwolf said. Its nice to have something to do, after the event finishes. The second, and primary reason, is that I want all my characters earning event currency for crafting.

Good point. I'm not really trying to craft anything in this event, having a hard enough time just getting the prizes :roll:

My OCD tendencies won't let me not start quest lines... :lol: