Suggestion: Almanac Dungeon

Hello, i'd like to suggest a simple thing that i think it will change how the players see the game. I have a bad experience in the game, that experience is log and don't know what to do, so i look to other game who have the almanac dungeon, this almanac provides a look to all loots of everything in the game(like a book of information of loots, that is the almanac), and i don't know about how i get mounts and where i can get a manual of how i can get some generic mounts, like mounts of out-of-date bosses and reputation(of course now i know some things, because the sites give information to me, but this information isn't internal), and i think the game isn't sugestive enought, by the way the almanac is very userfull and it can provide a lot of information to add in the game, and not necessarily need to be like wow, SquareEnix can put another thing in the game to sugest content to players do, i just wanna play and have great memories of this game, bye have a nice week (sorry any mistake, i'm new on english)

The game is purposefully vague about how to acquire things. This is a design choice to encourage us to cooperate to discover how to acquire things.

In the absence of a WoW-style dungeon journal or full-blown AtlasLoot, may I recommend Garland Tools? https://garlandtools.org/

I agree with the recommendation for Garland Tools. It's a great reference for lots of game data.


Also, just so you know, in English the item you're asking for would be a "dungeon almanac", not an "almanac dungeon". The description-word comes first, then the object.

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Originally Posted by Callinon

may I recommend Garland Tools? https://garlandtools.org/

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That's good for some things, but it's a bit lacking when it comes to equipment. For example, I just looked up what it said is good leveling gear for a level 47 monk, and its recommendations are all crafted or GC purchases. It doesn't recognize that there's good chest and leg pieces as level 44 dungeon drops or that at 45 we get the first few AF pieces. It has info on those if you already know them by name so can search for them specifically, but not if you go into the equipment recommendation tools. If you have to already know the specific item by name to even look for it, there's plenty of other sites that have as good or better info.

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Originally Posted by Niwashi

That's good for some things, but it's a bit lacking when it comes to equipment. For example, I just looked up what it said is good leveling gear for a level 47 monk, and its recommendations are all crafted or GC purchases. It doesn't recognize that there's good chest and leg pieces as level 44 dungeon drops or that at 45 we get the first few AF pieces. It has info on those if you already know them by name so can search for them specifically, but not if you go into the equipment recommendation tools. If you have to already know the specific item by name to even look for it, there's plenty of other sites that have as good or better info.

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I think the site was originally designed as a crafting resource, so that's its focus (and let me tell you it makes crafting multiple items at a time MUCH better).

That being said, it has info on most every item in the game and seems to be about as close to something like wowhead that we're going to get at least for a good while.

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Originally Posted by Niwashi

[Garland]'s a bit lacking when it comes to equipment. For example, I just looked up what it said is good leveling gear for a level 47 monk, and its recommendations are all crafted or GC purchases.

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But you can look up Dzemael Darkhold or Aurum Vale and see what gear drops from their bosses, which incidentally is what the OP is asking for.