Failed Thurgadin MQ help

[Indecisive]

Originally Posted by Danth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Course all the above assumes the mistake wasn't yours and you didn't do something like hand the NPC crushed onyx sapphire instead of chipped onyx sapphire, which have identical inventory graphics in addition to the similar names. If you did happen to do that, it's unlikely you'd even be able to tell, now.

Danth

I can confirm it was the chipped, as I still have the crushed for the cap turn-in. Had that lined up for tomorrow, possibly day after. I even had them seperated in the inventory, and further seperated after a double check to an open slot in the non-bag inventory before turn-in.

As I said in another post, I'm absolutely paranoid about turn-ins and take all the possible precautions I can take, several times over, to ensure nothing terrible happens.

[Danth]

At any rate, only way you'd have recourse is if there's evidence of a deliberate scam, and even then they'd just take action against the other guy, not refund your stuff. Hence /petitioning him might not be in your best interest even if you suspect a scam since you can't get a full or partial refund from a guy who's suspended. As noted earlier, though, a deliberate scam is unlikely. More likely is some snafu like insufficient faction or someone handing in the wrong item.

The public post is useful as a realtime warning that the thurgadin druid NPC is quite probably presently unsafe for druid leg slot Multiquest activities.

Danth

[Indecisive]

Originally Posted by Danth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

At any rate, only way you'd have recourse is if there's evidence of a deliberate scam, and even then they'd just take action against the other guy, not refund your stuff. Hence /petitioning him might not be in your best interest even if you suspect a scam since you can't get a full or partial refund from a guy who's suspended. As noted earlier, though, a deliberate scam is unlikely. More likely is some snafu like insufficient faction or someone handing in the wrong item.

Danth

I don't know if I've ever petitioned anyone on here or on Live, so it's definitely not something I'm considering at this point. As I said before, I don't have any proof he did something wrong, and all I can do is assume he did everything correctly and I'm just very unlucky.

I wasn't aware before this that the seller traditionally shoulders the burden of risk. Had I known that, I would have spoken to him before the turn-in about what happens in the event of failure, or even after while I still had him around and knew his name. Since I didn't, I feel a little uncomfortable tracking him down and outright asking for a refund. He didn't offer at the time, and if he's okay with that, then I guess there's really nothing I can do.

Really sucks.

[White_knight]

Monk in question probably won the legs on NBG basis in a group.

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[azeth]

Originally Posted by White_knight [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Monk in question probably won the legs on NBG basis in a group.

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