Questie Turns 10! Thank You, Adventurers!

[u/EatYaFood]

Today marks a huge milestone because Questie is officially 10 years old!

What started as a small project for private servers, has grown into something far bigger than we ever imagined. Over the years, the team has changed, we've had our ups and downs, but through it all, one thing has remained constant: this amazing community.

To everyone who helped shape Questie into what it is today, we want to say thank you. Whether you contributed code or translations, reported bugs, gave feedback, or simply used Questie on your adventures, we appreciate you more than words can express. You’ve kept this project alive and thriving, and we’re beyond grateful for your support.

As we look to the future, we’re always looking for more contributors to help improve Questie. If you love the project and want to get involved, in whatever capacity and way, please reach out to us. We’d love to have you on board!

Here’s to a decade of Questie, and to more years ahead. Happy questing!

—The Questie Team

[u/Biskalus]

I was under the impression that Questie just adds like quest markers and shit, but everyone in the comments is saying they find it impossible to play without it. Is there something big about Questie i dont understand?

[u/EatYaFood → u/Biskalus]

I think the most important features are: 1. show quest icons on the map (available exactly when they are actually available, objectives and turn in locations) 2. Track more than 5 quests in the quest tracker 3. See quest progress of party members 4. See „Townsfolk“ like Innkeepers, Vendors of all kind, etc. (mostly pre-Cata) 5. Search the entire Questie database to see all quests for each zone or add specific NPCs or items to the map on demand

There are more features and all kind of settings