How long roughly are the nee Archon Quests?
I wanna do it all in one sitting (peak degeneracy at it's highest) but I want to know how long it is in case it's too long for me and I have to do it across multiple days. Does anyone know the length?
Please no spoilers though, I already have gotten ruined slightly (even though i predicted a similar outcome) and don't wanna get ruined anymore
Please no spoilers though, I already have gotten ruined slightly (even though i predicted a similar outcome) and don't wanna get ruined anymore
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Good luck
Honestly I would recommend taking it in at least two chunks because that's a lot to sit through in one go. Fair warning it keeps going automatically when it switches to the second half of the story rather then how it used to stop and the quest would continue after a few game days. There are auto-save points, so just keep an eye out for the icon top left that lets you leave the quest.
To clarify, the whole thing is inside instance maps rather than the open world version. They separated the entire questline from the normal playable world to avoid any story points that might cause you to not be able to do normal daily activities. So you do have to manually exit the quest if you want a break.
I'm so tired of the yapping, i want to sleep. I'm so pissed off at this at this point. Just take me back to the time it took place in open world and I was allowed to leave whenever and not redo half the shit involved and when the dialogues weren't endless with forced auto-start. Gonna do the whole "talk to sand" thing again oh my god, i don't even know how to put my annoyance into words. What a shit way to handle this, even HSR let's you just **LEAVE** while following a character POV.
I have no clue how people get 6 to 8 hours out of these quests unless they read really slowly. It's not that long, and I don't skip dialogues.
The game's a LITTLE more clear about when breakpoints are available, though; I noticed a "saving" indicator periodically, which I took to mean that I could exit out if I wanted. I did do it in one sitting, though.