Ojaveda or Bust!

[Arnie]

I've been searching all day for Ojaveda in game and on the net with no results.  The closest I've come is a tunnel through a spire leading to a village of Eagle Gobbles. No more sign posts and the road ends nearby. Any hints?

[Illysia]

Not sure if it's against the spoilers rules to tell you here or not but you are close, you are nearby. Trust me, the wilderness maps are very linear, you'll get to the right place eventually.

[bloodedIrishman]

Should you find yourself searching for the city of Ojaveda
Remember that Planeshift is a game in beta
Road maps colorful as a rainbow's arc
And the difference between your "gaming" comp and PS playing requirements the same as a peasant to a monarch
But know your chances of reaching the city safely are fair
As a rat may attack a noob but a Maulbernaut will not give a care
Yes this game is madness
with a hint of lewdness
For while lag may hinder you to the extreme
You may gaze at a Diaboli female's shirt bursting to the seam
So instead of vainly seeking the place to which you quest
Find a hooker to pass the time in Kada-el's at your behest


(bloodedIrishman & co do not advocate lewdness or the emplyoment of hookers.)

[Illysia]

Ignore the local loonies.

[Arnie]

Lol! Great advice... I think 

I did find it, lost track of the road somehow, but all is well now, thanks!

[verden]

The local loonies are sometimes interesting, that was actually a pretty good stanza.

[bloodedIrishman]

Well thankyou, I add a satisfying amount of spice to an otherwise bland beef stew called the PS forum.

[Illysia]

BloodedIrishman is a very good poet... he's just still one of the local loonies.

[Geoni]

OMG his post count is 777.

Anyways, keep following the signs, you are getting close. As a new player you have to explore explore explore explore explore explore explore explore explore explore.

[Rigwyn]

Thats just PS trying to make the game fun by making the road incredibly hard to see. Oh, and if you have the default settings you may have noticed that mountains and stalactites in the distance just pop in and out of existance. Im sure if you asked the team about this they would tell you that this is acceptable...

Tweak the details section of your settings so that instead of having adaptice distance set to 200, you have it set to manual, 1000. I dont recall the exact verbage ... but is the adaptive distace set so low that causes distant objects to be chopped out.

Try asking someome to show you the way. As a rule of thumb, communicating with other players ICly will work better than trying to figure out stuff on your own ... its also encouraged.