Carbonite doesn't check current quest progress on quest givers

[Rhendak]

It seems that the quest givers on the map do not keep up to date with current quest progress. As can be seen in the screenshot below, I've already accepted the quests from this NPC, but they still show up on the map as acceptable quests.

In the screenshot below it seems like progress is not tracked and maybe showing future available quests, which are currently not available to me because I've not done the prequest? It also shows another quest which is not available at the NPC because I have already completed it.

[IrcDirk]

This option always shows all quest givers, not those that are available. It doesnt hide quest "!" when u complete. Only changes quest to green when it is completed. Thats all. It works as intended.

[Rhendak]

Didn't Carbonite used to load in a quest database and check how many quests were done by the player, then filter those quests out, causing them to not show on the map anymore?

When logging in or reloading it would say in chat:
"Marked < x amount > of quests as done."

[Kabulla]

When logging in or reloading it would say in chat:
"Marked < x amount > of quests as done."

Which means, "marking them as green", if I understand correctly...

[IrcDirk]

Ok. Checked all and u need to check Get Completed Quest Information on Login in Quest Module then Quest Giver with All Completed and hand over quests will not show "!" on map.

[Rhendak]

Seems like I already had that option enabled, but still the same thing.

I turned in the quest (as can be seen in chat) then did a /reload (also seen in chat), it marked the completed quest as gray colored, but did not remove it from my (mini)map when I hover over the quest giver.

Also, side note: Is it worth creating 1 ticket that we can report all the missing quests in? Or should we just ignore the missing quests for now?

[IrcDirk]

Everything works fine u have to give up "Fuel for the Zapping" then "!" should hide. "Again With the Zapped Giants" doesnt show becouse i think use threshold to load quests, this will show when u level up.

I may have had the wrong colors:

• white is quest that can be accepted
• green is quest in progress
• grey quest done and given up.

As to quest reporting i will not add them by hand, doesnt have time. Need to make some sort of webapp to let users fill/post the quest details.

[Rhendak]

Below are my threshold settings. I don't believe that that has anything to do with it. "Zapped Giants" and "Again With the Zapped Giants" just were not in the Carbonite database.

But what I really meant is that as can be seen in the chat, I've turned in "Zapped Giants", but it's still showing on the quest NPC.

This might have not been the best example, since the quest names are very similar. But they are seperate quests. "Zapped Giants" has been completed and should thus not be showing when hovering over the quest giver if I'm correct. Currently it's marked as grey which also means it's done, which I guess is fine too.

Strange thing is, only when ALL Quests from a specific NPC are completed, then the NPC quest giver disappears from the map. But before that stage is reached, completed quests are not filtered out. Only when all quests from the same quest giver have been completed, the quest giver will be filtered out entirely of the map.

[IrcDirk]

But what I really meant is that as can be seen in the chat, I've turned in "Zapped Giants", but it's still showing on the quest NPC.

Thats weird. I didnt had that on my side. Was questing today and i would pay attention if that would happen. That may be other addon. Disable all addons just leave Carb + modules and check again.

Strange thing is, only when ALL Quests from a specific NPC are completed, then the NPC quest giver disappears from the map. But before that stage is reached, completed quests are not filtered out. Only when all quests from the same quest giver have been completed, the quest giver will be filtered out entirely of the map.

Yes, thats how it is working since WoTLK, but maybe it should mimic more blizz like behaviour.