World Quest Idea: Error 404

Quest: ERROR 404

Lvl: 75
Difficulty: Easy

Starting NPC: Joel. Found in Cinfras Bank

Pre-Quest:

[1/2] Joel: Oh for the love of- grah!
[2/2] Joel: Hey! What are you doing here? Come back when you're Level 75!

Quest Book:
Talk to Joel in Cinfras bank at (X, Y, Z).

[1/12] Joel: Why won't this thing work!? Maybe Control-Alt-Delete will work?
[2/12] Joel: Ugh...now a bunch of errors are popping up. Let's try rebooting it.
[3/12] Joel: And now we've got the blue screen. Great, just great.
[4/12] Joel: Oh! I'm sorry! I didn't notice you...standing right next to me...
[5/12] Joel: Anyways, I'm Joel, the bank teller here.
[6/12] Joel: See, we recently got this new magic computer from someone at Llevigar.
[7/12] Joel: But, as you may have guessed, this thing went haywire a couple of minutes after we started it up!
[8/12] Joel: It's too expensive to buy a new one. In fact, we had to pay about half of all our money just to get this one!
[9/12] Joel: I've got it! I have a friend by the name of Bernard who works at the Llevigar Power Plant.
[10/12] Joel: He's pretty smart, and he might help with this stupid machine.
[11/12] Joel: Now get going! I'm gonna try to figure out this thing.
[12/12] Joel: Maybe there's some gunk under the mouse...

[1/1] Joel: Come on, chop chop! He works at the Power Plant in Llevigar.

Quest Book Updated
Talk to Barold in the Llevigar Power Plant.

Pre Quest:

[1/1] Bernard: Uh...could you step back please? I need to work here.

[1/10] Bernard: Uh...could you step back please? I need to work here.
[2/10] Bernard: Oh? Joel asked for some help? Oh yeah, the computer thing.
[3/10] Bernard: According to my research, there's some sort of virus in the computer
[4/10] Bernard: It's gonna be hard to fix it, though. The computer's too broken to reprogram, and it has too many important files to take apart.
[5/10] Bernard: Lucky for us, I've already developed a solution.
[6/10] Bernard: I've created a sort of mind-transferer. It'll transfer the consciousness of the wearer into nearby computers.
[7/10] Bernard: Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to fit the heads of villagers, so that's where you come in.
[8/10] Bernard: Simply wear this helmet and approach the large C.P.U. in the room behind the desktop.
[9/10] Bernard: From there, make you're way through the mainframe, and take out the virus.
[10/10] Bernard: Don't worry, this helmet will also protect you from the dangerous electricity flowing through it.

[1/1] Bernard: How's the helmet treating you? I hope it's a nice fit.

Item: Mind-Transferer
Item type: Helmet

♥ Health: +600
✦Thunder Defence: +140

Lv. Min: 75

[0/1] Slots
Quest Item

Quest Book Updated
Use the Mind-Transferer to enter the computer.

As Bernard said, there's a room behind the desktop that has the CPU. It's too dangerous to enter the room without the Mind-Transferer.

Entering without the Mind-Transferer
A sudden spark startles you. Maybe it's not a good idea to enter without proper protection.

Quest Book Updated:
Make you're way through the computer

Within the computer, you'll find many enemies, including, but (possibly) not limited to: Computer Bugs (Silverfish), Trash Bins (Flower Pots), Forgotten Programs (Stained Glass), Power Surges (Invisible Charged Creepers (so you only see the electricity)), and Lag Mobiles (Minecarts)

Quest Book Updated:
Defeat the Virus

Boss: Virus
Hostility: Hostile
Mob: Wither Skeleton with green armor and green stained glass on head
Attack Type: Melee
Lvl: 78
Health: 60,000
Weakness: Water
Attack: Thunder
Resistence: Thunder
Regens: 1,000 HP every 10 seconds
Damage: 500-600
Walk speed: Fast
Spells: Teleport, Blindness, Multihit
Drops: Fixed Program

[1/3] Joel: Wha- hey! The thing's working!
[2/3] Joel: Did you fix it? Yes! Now we can actually get some work done.
[3/3] Joel: Thank you SO much! Take this for your troubles
Quest Complete!
+1 LE
+32 EB
+250,000 EXP

After Quest:
[1/1] Joel: I...may still need someone to tell me how to work this thing.

Tweak the stats as much as necessary, as I never know the appropriate stats

 

NO! IT'S TECHNOLOGY EJFOESFIJEJFESJIFPES

 

For powders.

 

I'm not entirely sure that computers fit with the lore.
Well, there was a mech suit in Quartron. Who knows =P

 

25k xp for a lvl 75 quest
no pls

 

From the looks of it, Wynncraft seems to be medieval/renaissance-themed, albeit with some areas incredibly advanced (Quarry, Science labs, etc..). In this world, electricity seems never to have been discovered, and instead, a magic-metal combination is used for machinery, as the world begins moving further and further along. Despite these developments, most of the world still lives in relative ignorance, as well as technological backwardness.

@NinjaMaster909
The sort of technology shown in this quest wouldn't fit at all. Keep in mind, it's unlikely that electricity was ever discovered in Wynn. Torches are still in use in many places around the world of Wynncraft.

Remember that most advanced contraptions make use of magic, heat, and steel. The Llevigar Power Plant is a magical one, presumably using magic to harness geothermal power. The mech was magically powered. Golems are made from Villagers and a lot of iron.

 

If it was some kind of magic computer or something maybe...

 

Might want to change that to 300,000 or something.

 

> Computers
> Wynncraft is medieval
> Nope.avi

 

Wow, best suggestion that fits with the lore 2k16!!! WHOOO!!!

 

No, just no, the closest thing to technology in wynn is Quarton and the airships

 

1. Pretty sure the only person in the game with a computer is that guy in the Jungle Village.
2. Give it 1 slot. A helmet with no IDs should have only 1.

 

For everyone stating that there's no such thing as computers in Wynncraft, just remember there was the Quartron from Rise of Quartron, and the Iron Golems are created by fusing villagers with machine, and there's the whole power plant thing in Llevigar, with the reset button and wires and stuff.
Then again, those things are powered by magic or something. If anyone can figure out a way to make this fit a bit more, I'm totally open.

 

I think the Minigun suggestion takes that. Or the Province of Valor

 

and Llevagar power plant.

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Province of Valor was just stupidly hilarious

 

Decent, but since the virus is a thunder mob the damage range should be a lot larger. (Perhaps 100-1000?)

 

no, province of valor: Most detailed suggestion. Minigun... hmmm... I think these 2 are tied

 

(Kinda off topic) is it bad that I don't know what that is?


As for the actual quest, its not a bad idea but it just seems way too modern in terms of references and stuff.

 

Province of Valor was an idea for a new province that was super undetailed. It was like "Sell chestnut for 1le!!!" And stuff like Valor island or something. It had like 6 bullet points of that quality describing the province.

 

"Dad, what is technology?"
"It's magic, Joel, it's magic."
And ever since that day...
Little Joel was never the same.