149765-pgoto-removed-phasing-being-really-annoying-at-least-for-me

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Ahoj fellas, here's the picture:
 
 
As you can see, I'm having trouble actually pretty often to find my wife when grouping. Means, I see the "friend"-icon on the map and minimap, but I can't see her. /pgoto has been, as far as I can see, now disabled. Relogging and so on doesn't helps out. Plus: I've never seen that "Sync with Group"-button. Can someone screenshot it for me? Because I've my doubts it does even exist.
 
I really demand a solution for this, because, as GM Lucy doesn't really realizes that "We suggest you to locate and teach him manually" does not really work, I'll give it a try by putting it here.	
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			Sync to group is a menu option for people who are NOT the group leader. If you're the one inviting your wife, she's got to sync to you. If you insist on a screenshot I'll post one next time I'm playing with my girlfriend but that won't be soon.	
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Sync to group is a menu option for people who are NOT the group leader. If you're the one inviting your wife, she's got to sync to you. If you insist on a screenshot I'll post one next time I'm playing with my girlfriend but that won't be soon.
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			Sounds like in that case what you're experiencing is quest progress phasing, and not instance splitting. The first happens at a few locations in the early game, the latter is when zones are overpopulated. There's nothing you can do about quest progress except get to the same stage, or go out of the affected area. My understanding is this is a tool they used in some of the earliest designed questlines, but moved away from using later for the simple reason that it's a pain in the behind, as you've discovered.	
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Sounds like in that case what you're experiencing is quest progress phasing, and not instance splitting. The first happens at a few locations in the early game, the latter is when zones are overpopulated. There's nothing you can do about quest progress except get to the same stage, or go out of the affected area. My understanding is this is a tool they used in some of the earliest designed questlines, but moved away from using later for the simple reason that it's a pain in the behind, as you've discovered.
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