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ummm, sure about the exiting stage right? i have been cube farming and have always done exit stage right. this page should probably be fixed. | ummm, sure about the exiting stage right? i have been cube farming and have always done exit stage right. this page should probably be fixed. Yamum | ||
Yes I'm sure about exit right. The thing is it does not do anything to do the same thing after each other. You have to switch locations to get this just like all the other reputations. Follow the steps | |||
I wrote down and you'll get it. Don't try for the same non-combat adventure more then once, if you have it witch to the other one. Mischal | |||
Actually, both actions only work on one scale (solitary/community), and the way to get virtuous is by using two scales (getting community on one and honorable on the other), so this is pretty much wrong. In fact, why do we need this page? The reputation page already explains how this works, more or less. --[[User:Melon MAAAAAAAAN|Melon MAAAAAAAAN]] 04:11, 10 August 2008 (MST) | |||
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ummm, sure about the exiting stage right? i have been cube farming and have always done exit stage right. this page should probably be fixed. Yamum
Yes I'm sure about exit right. The thing is it does not do anything to do the same thing after each other. You have to switch locations to get this just like all the other reputations. Follow the steps I wrote down and you'll get it. Don't try for the same non-combat adventure more then once, if you have it witch to the other one. Mischal
Actually, both actions only work on one scale (solitary/community), and the way to get virtuous is by using two scales (getting community on one and honorable on the other), so this is pretty much wrong. In fact, why do we need this page? The reputation page already explains how this works, more or less. --Melon MAAAAAAAAN 04:11, 10 August 2008 (MST)