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3/9/2020 2:32:03 PM
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lol @ *sigh to be fair, some of their quest/requirements are not real clear about what to do or where to go next.
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You're not wrong. But this has been asked time and again.
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It's a very easy fix, man. Bungie just needs to change the text in both quests, Nascent Dawn and The Machine's Gun. The quests don't need to be programmatically linked to help many new and returning players out, the ones who read a couple of sentences about quests upon hovering the mouse cursor over their icons.
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Edited by Rok: 3/9/2020 3:04:20 PM****, seriously?! Why the hell doesn't The Machine's Gun quest log just say that? Some Resonate Stem has dropped from tips people gave, so it gives the impression that there's something wrong with the quest itself. The Machine's Gun quest log really ought to clarify this. How did this even get past the quest designer(s)!
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Bungies incompetence knows no bounds
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Edited by RedPhoenix HD: 3/9/2020 3:11:46 PM... parts of the Nascent Dawn quest requires certain nodes for them and stops resonate stems for whatever reason. It's been that way for as long as I can remember. Once the quest is completed ([i]or at least specific parts of it[/i]), resonate stems will drop more frequently. Since there's an easy, and fairly well known, way to work around it they have never bothered working on a fix. Especially since there are other more important things to work on, and all of that is now part of legacy activities.
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Thanks for explaining this, friend, but there [i]is [/i]a super easy fix: It is only a matter of changing the text of both quests, Nascent Dawn and The Machine's Gun, so that the text in each refers the player to the other quest in the correct way. Yes, some people, who never read quest log text, will keep having probles and asking, but I like to think that more people read a couple of sentences about the quest when they have problems with it and hover the mouse over it. So [i]all [/i]that's needed is really an easy fix with barely any programming involved, it's just about changing two text fields in a couple of records in the database.
