Thesan
So I finished the big diplomacy quest to get me to 40 and have since begun civic and have advanced to a mighty 57. My questions are how long can I parlay 50s for experience and whe do I have to move on to 75s? I'm based in Leth Nurea, are there other diplomacy quests to do and where do I find them? This last question may or may not be a diplomacy question, the queen gave me a quest to contact Kirael, the quest says he is south of the city (LN) at the fallen monument, where is he> I have looked all over south of the city and cannot seem to find him. Thanks for your help.Iyinyar
From what I've heard, you can continue to get skillups from parleys with NPCs whose skill is 50 until your skill is 65 -- after that, you gotta hit the 75 and 100 NPCs.As for more diplomacy quests, dunno. I'm also in LN, and wouldn't mind finding more diplomacy quests
As it is, I'm working on skill and presence -- presence is so slow tho ...
Samiel
Funny, I've just hit 65 Diplo off of level 50s... I'll do a few more and see if I can raise my Diplo any further.Do you know if this is the same for presence?
Iyinyar
Well, as it turns out, what I'd heard (and reported above) isn't true. You can get skillups and presence from lower-level NPCs ... it's just maybe a little slower from the lower-level ones than ones closer to your level (can't be sure it's slower, but it does seem to be). Frex, I've gotten skill up and presence from 50-skill NPCs when my skill was around 100+.Sorry for the misinformation before
Absalon
List of diplomacy quests:http://www.vgtact.com/showthread.php?t=1817
Every time you win a civic parley, you earn skill and presence. The higher the skill of the NPC, the fewer wins you will need to earn a skill point.
Presence is awarded based on your margin of victory. It is unknown exactly what that means (and Aruspex hasn't elaborated) but the general concensus seems to be that it depends on how many points the NPC scores during the parley.
You should earn a point of presence every 5-12 wins against the same station.