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I already posted in FAQ, it is the last post. And here is the image
http://a.disquscdn.com/uploads/mediaembed/images/1120/6598/original.jpg

The link of the FAQ
http://armorgames.com/news/gemcraft-chasing-shadows-faq

@mestrekmb: Mmm, I see. The only suggestion that I can think of now is this: try to play the game with another browser (using the online save, of course ) and see if it unlocks then.

If it doesn't work, please leave a message on @Ferret 's profile with this screenshot. He might be able to help you

@Gantic @MrDayCee have you guys done "Ice Cube" and confirm it has issues?

@mestrekmb There are over 8,000 people that have earned it. I'm wondering if the text of the Quest isn't accurate to how to earn it. Maybe try 400%?

@Ferret I had tried 400% but didn't work too. I don't know what it is, so I only can wait for a future update, but it is not a big deal for me right now.

At the time I earned "Ice Cube" quest, I only had two freeze charge talismans with a total charge of less than 100%. I'm pretty sure it unlocked for me as soon as I got my third talisman but the charge was still only around 200%. I figured it may have been because I already discarded some of the earlier talismans though . . .

@mestrekmb I've added it to your account since you obviously earned it.

Maybe try 400%?

@Ferret not sure if 400% is possible^^... anyways, just to confirm it: quest worked for me without any problems (with 300% charge).

â¬dit: ninjad...^^

@Ferret: Never had any trouble with any of these quests.

Thank You @Ferret, I appreciate that.

why quest with harvest 9000 mana from corupted mana shard is hard this is very very very very very easy

how to complete the quest Ice Cube?
what it means "Have a Maximum Charge of 300% for the Freeze Spell."
help me please, I do not understand

@NiceToFFy

Some talisman fragments have the ability to increase your maximum charge for your freeze spell by some %, normaly it has 200%.
Now comes the tricky part... you must find some of them (luck...^^), upgrade them maybe, then equip them, if you have 100% extra charge from talisman fragments you have 300% total, this will grant you the quest.

The quests seem easy enough themselves, but I still have to learn how to play this game (along with about 5 other quest games) correctly so I can complete the levels. I would really like to nail down some of those 16 quests. One of these days, one of these days...

I want to ask a question! How for other games you can't make a single quest?
Staffs and all above you say it takes long time.For this game you put up to 16 quests.Why don't you take some of that time of Gemcraft and try to put up with other quests for other games?

I want to ask a question! How for other games you can't make a single quest?
Staffs and all above you say it takes long time.For this game you put up to 16 quests.Why don't you take some of that time of Gemcraft and try to put up with other quests for other games?

Putting quests into a game is done on a developer by developer basis. Quests are not put into Armor Games flash games directly by the Armor Games staff.

Armor Games has to contact the developer of a game and ask the developer if they are willing to put quests into the game. Some developers might turn down Armor Games and opt not to put quests in their games. Some developers may never respond back to Armor Games, thus leaving the game "questless". I can imagine the process of adding quests to a game definitely is lengthy as it probably requires:

1.) Initial contact from Armor Games to the developer with a request to put the quests in the game.

2.) A reply from the developer to Armor Games. Note that developer must reply and agree to put the quests in and the developers of flash games come form all over the world. Meaning that getting in contact with a developer is not like phoning up a friend who lives five minutes away. It may take a developer some weeks or more to respond to an E-mail.

3.) After the developer agrees, the developer must take the game code and program the quests into the game code itself. Remember that developers are people too and may be busy with other projects, making new games, and other life occurrences. Thus, this step may take a while as well.

4.) After the developer finishes coding the quests, the quests must be tested if they work correctly.

5.) The developer submits the new game code, with the quests, to Armor Games.

6.) The quests are probably tested again by Armor Games staff and Admins, before they are visible on the site.

7.) The quests are released.

I have never actually seen the process take hand first place, but it is probably pretty close to what I've said. Try to understand how much time that this takes.

Lastly, there are a lot of games on Armor Games, but many of them are very old. It may be extremely difficult to get in contact with a developer that hasn't been in contact with Armor Games for over 5 years. E-mails and phone numbers can change over the years, which is one of the reasons it is hard to contact inactive developers. Also, there is little interest in putting quests in old games (unless they are classics) as much fewer people will be interested in playing older games with quests than newer games with quests. Therefore the pool of eligible games for quests is quite a bit lower than it seems.

Hope that helps. :]