Quest Book Upgrade

Say you just started ToA and did´nt know anything about it. You would´t think the quest would take around 1 Hr. To prevent this there should be a time cap into the quest book another useful Feature would be a recommendation for groups or soloing the quest. for example:


Tower Of Ascension

Lv. min: 40
Difficutly: Hard
Status: Finished
Time: 45-60 min.
More than 1 Player:
Recommended

or

Elemental Exercise

Lv. min: 10
Difficutlty: Medium
Stauts: Finished
Time: 10-15 min.
More than 1 Player:
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I think this would change a lot because you would´nt unneccessaraly start a long quest that you won´t be able to finish in time.
Or if you´re soloing you would know that you need to find someone before starting.

-MaxYT

 

The only quests you should need more than one player for are ToL, Reincarnation, ToA, Wynn Excavation D, and Hive.

 

when the fuck will people learn the "None" font is a thing

 

Plus Bob's lost soul, you need preferably a mage and a warrior plus you.

 

Not to mention "???"

I don't see why this is necessary to be honest.
I agree that the "Difficulty"-description in the quest book needs a redo, but time and partying is something else.
Time is something of the real world, not to be confused with how one should think of it in-game. Time in Wynncraft is an individual understanding, and cannot be standardized. Some players are fast, others are slow, and nothing is wrong with that. People take different approaches to quests, and thus time cannot be defined like you are proposing in this suggestion.

Partying is something the individual player most take with themselves. There are a few quests that are nice to do in a group with two or more players, but that is something the player will realize very soon after quest start. Most quests can easily be solo'ed and some not so easy. It all comes down to what the individual player is good at, and what they are not so good at.

Wynncraft is a game of play and learn by experience. Quests are not meant to have a standard, defined way to go at them. They are meant to be done at the individual players level.
Just imagine the idea some people will get about themselves if they don't manage to the quests in the time the books says it takes, or if they get stuck on a part and needs help to do a quest "recommended for one player".
You cannot judge everyone equally.