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Can I quit an arch villain hunt
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AKAs
Well-Connected
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Aug-28-2007 11:15
Can I quit(guess) an arch villain hunt and what are the consequences,
I think I need a few more skills, it looks like it is just going to drain my money
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Breitkat
Pinball Amateur
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Aug-28-2007 11:22
To put it simply, yes, you can quit an AV hunt. There are no real consequences for quitting or failing a hunt. You just have a failed hunt on your record. (Don't worry, we all do. ;-)
(This is a bit different from a regular case. If you 'fail' a case, by guessing, you get a false accusation, and Shady becomes your new best friend. With an AV hunt, there are no similar consequences like this. So please, if you feel you aren't ready to tackle it quite yet, quit it and go back to the drawing board for a bit. They'll still be there when you're ready to tackle them again. ;-)
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Mr. Daniel
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Aug-28-2007 11:29
Hmmm...But how to join an AV-Hunt?
That's my concern...
This is just for individual players...or what?
What I must do to hunt an AV?
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AKAs
Well-Connected
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Aug-28-2007 11:52
to Join you need get 100,000 ex first, I am not sure if I am allowed to say more because my hint had ##### in it.
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Mr. Daniel
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Aug-28-2007 12:31
All right! It's just enough what you have said. Thanks a lot!
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Stooby
Well-Connected
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Aug-28-2007 12:32
Quitting one does leave "failed" on your record and although it's not of much consequence it's not as good as a clean record. Are you in an agency? Can they lend you some money to get it done???
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Breitkat
Pinball Amateur
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Aug-28-2007 12:35
Daniel, AV hunts involve traveling, which involve Subscribing. The other requirements to an AV hunt, like AKA said, is that you MUST have at least 100,000 exp. under your belt. So, when you've Subscribed and wound your way up the ladder a bit more, go get 'em!! ;-)
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