The Secret Life of Deception - Modders Reveal How the Quest System Is Utilizing in-Game
One of the greatest features of the Elder Scroll Online: Tamriel Unlimited Edition, which launched last week, was the in-game tools and programs that help players acquire and optimize the efficiency of their leveling through several means. One such program is Timing is Everything SE, which has been designed by Cryptic Studios in cooperation with The Elder Scrolls Online game itself. This mod also allows players to customize several aspects of the game experience, which includes the introduction of in-game journals, which allow readers to keep track of various objectives and events that were either failed or successful, as well as other in-game activities such as exploration, quests, and grinding.
Another aspect of the mod that many players appreciate is its ability to reduce the overall length of player quests. Although the main story line is long, players will still find the journey enjoyable thanks to Timing is Everything's system resetting the quest order, allowing them to tackle the task in a manner more suitable to their level of expertise. Likewise, they are given more time to travel between locations and do more quests while doing so. This is particularly beneficial if you are looking to do a number of quests at one time. Some people may also find this feature very useful when trying to complete a Thieves' Guild quest while running around trying to avoid getting ambushed by enemy NPCs.
Other notable features of this mod include customizable starting conditions for quests, which allow readers to play around with different settings that are likely to produce different results. As an example, players can play around with a particular quest objective to make sure it is done right, or just stick to a set path that is easy to follow and doesn't require too much backtracking on the way. Of course, these features aren't exclusive to Timing is Everything SE, but the developers did a great job of making them compatible with the game. The combination of these mods and the original game means that readers can expect loads of content and a modicum of modding flexibility while playing The Secret Life of Deception, The Long Con, or any of the other mods out there.
