Doing Quests on someone elses land.

[blacksnout]

Hello there, I'm BlackSnout, The Guide of Flow. I'm wondering how ethical it is that I'm doing someone elses maturity quests, since the whispers of my land are telling me that My land is not there, and I should 'Go with the Flow'.

Just on a moral standpoint, of course.

[extravagantGesture]

well if thats what your whisperings say to do, go for it! i do my best to follow the advice of the orcestra, and it hasn't led me wrong yet.

[silentAnswer]

It's not even a question of ethics. If your whispering say you're not supposed to be doing those quests, keep looking. Try and figure out if any of the gates lead to an unoccupied land, or maybe see what they say about a quest from your own consort village.

[ExtropianDreamer]

There's no real moral dimension to it. There'll always be enough Maturity Quests to go around. Anyone who takes offence at you because you're doing them on their land is just being fussy, though it is considered good manners to ask permission first.

That said, if your whisperings are saying you should be somewhere else then you should really listen to them. If they're telling you to stick around though, then stick around.

[spacetimeCounselor]

Well, I mean there's always co-op quests and special case narrative generation, but if you want to actually do a buddy's own quests for him, you'll need to read some Vigilandism faqs. The game has a lot of things in place to prevent players from messing with that stuff usually, but there's a lot of abilities that mess with ID variables to let you in. It's pretty complicated, and most of the stuff's behind temporally forward timestamps, but it's always an option if you need more echeladder and your friend's okay with it or is going to god tier anyway.

course you could just try to do them yourself anyway and it'll be a mess but maybe work because the game's falling apart at the seams, i guess

[incidentalCompeer]

I'd say go for it after you ask permission. My game session glitched so the majority of my quests and dungeons are actually on my Space player's "Land". As has been stated before, ask permission just to be polite, and other than that go for it. It sounds like this may be something akin to the game spawning your quests and stuff on other lands. So go and explore!

[silentAnswer]

Actually that's a good point. You're a Guide, and on top of that the Guide of constantly moving forward. So the quests that you're actually supposed to do are probably scattered across the entire session for you to hunt down, rather than clustered in the place you have literally lived your entire life so far. Have fun exploring!