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Commentaire de mymy379

You can check whether you completed this quest with:

# Alliance
/script print(IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(55498))
# Alliance with pretty coloured output
/run print(format("%s: %s","WoD",IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(55498) and "\124cff00ff00Yes" or "\124cffff0000No"))

# Horde
/script print(IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(55499))
# Horde with pretty coloured output
/run print(format("%s: %s","WoD",IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(55499) and "\124cff00ff00Yes" or "\124cffff0000No"))

You can combine the lines in a macro as you see fit.
(Lines starting with '#' are merely comments for convenience and can be safely skipped when copypasting to an in-game macro.)

Commentaire de Aerynsun8449

Wowhead, there needs to be another "See also" for this item. I just got it somewhere in Shadowlands, I believe the maw. It wasn't in my bags when I started this alt today, and now it is. All I've quested has been in Shadowlands, and mostly the maw, today. I remember collecting loot, in the maw, and getting a message that this item begins a quest. I didn't look at it because I got attacked by another mob, then forgot about it until I was at a vendor and selling my items. That's when I saw it.

The See also now goes to Warlords of Draenor. A couple of expansions back. The items just says "This Item Begins a Quest." It doesn't indicate which quest it begins. So, I have no clue if I'd finished the quest and the item just didn't go away or I'm still on the quest. That part is on Blizzard for their oh so informative (not) tool tips. Like it would be so hard for their world class programmers to slip in "This item begins <insert name of quest>. Having done basic (that's basic) programming, it is possible to do this. Blizzard just doesn't like, never have, enough information in the quest or as in the case of this, quest items for players to be informed enough without having to rely on outside sources, such as wowhead in order to complete MOST of their quests.

Don't get me wrong, wowhead is good. But my point is, we shouldn't have to rely on wowhead for every little thing. Especially for things like this. This Item Begins a Quest." Which quest, Blizzard, which quest? If we ALL only had one quest in our logs, then ok, that wouldn't be rocket science. But then again, it's not rocket science to put the name of the quest in the tool tip. Obviously the program knows what quest it begins, it beings the quest. So, why would it be difficult to name the quest in the tool tip? It wouldn't be. It's just Blizzard being Blizzard.

And I kind of know where they're coming from. Years ago (or maybe even still to this day, IDK) players rushed though content to be the first to finish it. And then, having no new content to do, and looking at a year for the next expansion to be released, they cried and wanted something new to do. So, Blizzard made the decision to make quests as obtuse as possible to stretch out the content. So, now we get, "This Item Begins a Quest." Which quest Blizzard, which quest?

Commentaire de Nightwatcha

Updated macro for Shadowlands and beyond to check if you’ve completed the weekly timewalking quest, for both horde and alliance and for all different timewalking campaigns.
/run a={="BC",="WotLK",="Cata(A)",="Cata(H)",="MoP",="WoD"}; for b,c in pairs(a) do if C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(b)then print(c..":\124cFF00FF00 Yes\124r");else print(c..":\124cFFc51a20 No");end;end;

Commentaire de Techhead7890

WoD event edition. Can't be used or turned induring any other week.

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