Thanks for all the answers.
I thought you could only do one Investigation quest at a time?
When I go to the quest board and choose Investigation quest, I saw a bunch of quests at once. I think I can choose to get rid of some not so rewarding quests and only keep quests of the monsters I wanna farm? I can do that at the Resource center or something right?
Sorry, I'm not playing at the moment so I can't go and try it. Just try to understand it from what you guys told me.
I didn't do much farming so far. But when I did, I just chose to respond to the SOS with the monster I wanted.
I'll try and explain it the best I can:
- Investigations are unlocked mainly by following tracks, breaking pieces off monsters, trapping them in traps basically whenever you see something over the right side of the screen with green points. It will also say something along the lines of "Investigation Unlocked".
-Once you get these they're kept at the "Resource Centre", you can go into there and select "Manage Investigations" to bring up a list of ones you can chose from that you've unlocked.
-This is where the juicy info is kept, you can see what monsters I wants you to hunt, how many times you're allowed to cart, how many players can participate, time limit. As well as the monetary rewards for completion and different coloured boxes representing rarity of rewards gained after completion (bronze,silver and gold).
-When you have found one you like you can select it and have it go to become a registered investigation. Now when you're at a quest board or the handler you can select to go on an investigation from the ones you've registered.
-You'll see the star rating it has (1-5 is low rank, 6+ is high rank), the name of the investigation (unimportant), the reward squares in their respective colours and the last number is the times it can be repeated before it vanishes.
That's the basic gist of it to my knowledge. They're going to be your bread and butter when you're grinding the money or items you need rather than optional quests or expeditions.
