Exploration in MW can take a very long time, and I was reminded of the stupidity of BG2's second chapter multiplied by factor of, say, 500. I loved the free-form world exploration in MW I hated the fact that all of my quests, including those which seemed urgent, would happily wait indefinitely for me to finish lollygagging around the pixel-shaded water. It's sorta definitional.ДЄs for being able to 'leave a quest line for a while,' that wasn't a good thing. Of course you can do them in any order (or ignore them entirely) they're side quests. A blog that provides opinions and recommendations for video games, movies and anime (Japanese animation) that have author bias (as all opinions should have). (I also don't recall any quests with multiple solutions, aside from the decision about whether to accept and complete the quest, but that's another matter entirely.)ДЄs for the guild & faction quests you reference, they're just side quests. It's always cheating, in a story, to kill off the person who prevents the happy ending.-Mary Stewart. Keyhouse was built during the summer of 1750, by a young blacksmith named Peter Locke, who derived his surname from the work his family had specialized in for generations: the crafting of. The manor has been owned by the Locke family since its construction. It is the ancestral home of the Locke children. If you do, you'll lose status with the guild. Keyhouse Manor is a Manor House, located in the seaside town of Lovecraft, Massachusetts. You DON'T want to taunt and kill Ondres Nerano. 1 is ol nerano himself and another is his servant in the council club (not corner club, council club).

Click to expand.I played Morrowind far, far too much, and I can't offhand recall any individual quests which had multiple quest-givers. If you're talking about Sovor Trandel, he's very hard to taunt, much harder than the guy upstairs or the woman next to him. according to him 2 people have a key to nerano manor.

Key to nerano manor