So i just completed a quest and it deleted all my current quests and now i need to pick them all up again

In reply to CritzGG:

 Are you Alliance level 40 in STV and just took a flight to Ironforge? If so, you're at the end of AAP's script. If not, I'll need more information about your situation. What race, class, level, where you are questing, what quest did you turn in, etc.

In reply to Pahonix:

 I just did a quest in SW and was flying to Westfall, completed a quest and the quest log got wiped

I turned in a quest in sentinel hill

Race: Human

Class: Rogue

Level: 11

In reply to CritzGG:

 Oh ok, yes. For Humans in Westfall, due to AAP's autoaccept, it ends up picking up a bunch of quests that you don't need, so that is correct. AAP abandons all of those quests for you.

Those quests that it abandons should be:

The People's Militia

Patrolling Westfall

Poor Old Blanchy

The Forgotten Heirloom

The Killing Fields

Goretusk Liver Pie

Westfall Stew

All Westfall quests. Because you leave Westfall at this point and only ever come back once to turn in one quest and then immediately leave again.

In reply to Pahonix:

 Okay that makes sense, thanks a lot for the fast and precise answers 

Btw are there anyway to change settings in aap as the retail allows you /aap

In reply to CritzGG:

 No, unfortunately not. There are no settings in AAP-Classic.

Tried skipping quest 'A lost master' because I had deleted the actual quest item...(whoops) but once I tried skipping it AAP didn't show me the next step, only the arrow remained, so tried SKIP command again but to no avail, I then abandoned the quest and went to ashenvale and used /aap reset, this worked and the addon was reset but I tried skipping the quest again and sadly totally broke the addon, turning it off and on with reloadUI doesn't work, nor does reinstalling.

I picked up the quest again after all that so that I could still do the quest, but /aap reset still doesn't work and reinstalling or reloadUI doesn't work either.

How can I fully reset the addon? because I religiously followed the addon since lvl 1. 

In reply to sab3rt00th:

 I managed to fix it by simply turning in the quest, according to the script, which you can open through joining discord and looking at the FAQ, the quest happened to be vital for going to the next step, its why it got stuck i guess

In reply to sab3rt00th:

 You're correct, A Lost Master is one of the magic checkpoint quests that AAP uses to check to see if a script section is completed, which is why it broke when you skipped it. It's also why it started working again when you completed it. Once AAP saw that the quest was complete, it was able to satisfy its internal check and move you to the next section in the script and continue on.

Several quests steps missing from Ashenvale and Stonetalon mountains for Alliance, I have not used /aap skip at all, butas I am going through the linear quest progression for levelling I keep having to go back to Ashenvale and Stonetalon to pick up quests and do quests that unlock other quests I need to progress through the chain.

In reply to NoModesty:

 Can you provide some examples?

In reply to Pahonix: An Old Colleague (Quest=1072) is a turn-in at Ironforge during which you do your level 28 training, however with the linear progression I didn;t pick up An Old Colleague as it is unlocked by completing the short chain that starts with 2 quests of On Guard in Stonetalon followed by A gnome's Respite which starts in Ashenvale which you are not directed to pick up. Also A Scroll from Mauren (Quest=1075) which is turned in in Stormwind is unlocked via the Gnome's Respite quest chain.

In reply to NoModesty:

 I can guarantee you those quests are part of the AAP script. If you join the discord (link in the description above), there is a spreadsheet of steps linked in the #classic-faq channel that shows you all the steps in the Stonetalon Mountain section where you do those quests and pick up A Scroll from Mauren and An Old Colleague. I'm not sure how you skipped that section except possibly by turning in quests before AAP told you to, thereby possibly activating one of the AAP checkpoints and causing AAP to skip ahead.

 I don't get this... Is it impossible to use if you don't use it from level 1?

I loaded it up on my level 22 undead rogue. The quest it suggested I did was the very first quest in Silverpine Forest. "Lost Deathstalkers". I obviously used "/aap skip" since that quest is 10 levels below me and I already completed it.

10-20 or so /aap skip later and I was closing in on content that could be remotely relevant to my level, still in Barrens... and it just stopped. It didn't show any more quests. "AAP: Cannot skip QuestStep."

Writing /aap on its own seemingly does nothing. It would be nice with a menu where you can choose a place to start. That way I could've chose to start from level 20-22 instead.

In reply to AtotehZ:

 It is not impossible to start using AAP later in your leveling, but depending on how many of the quests in AAP's route you have or have not completed before you install it, things can be challenging. In your particular case, the quest "Lost Deathstalkers" is a quirky quest because if you complete the quest Wild Hearts before you pick up Lost Deathstalkers (or even if you just have Wild Hearts in your quest log), you become ineligible to pick up Lost Deathstalkers. So, that's why it got stuck there. But that's just a minor issue; as you've found, "/aap skip" gets you past it.

What you don't want to do from there is keep skipping. AAP works by using a single linear route with checkpoint quests along the way. So for an undead you start in Tirisfal and then go to Silverpine Forest and then meet up with any other race in The Barrens. Then you jump to Stonetalon Mountains > The Barrens > (minor pitstop in Thunder Bluff) > The Barrens > Stonetalon Mountains > The Barrens > Stonetalon Mountains > Thunder Bluff > The Barrens > Thousand Needles > The Barrens > Ashenvale > Stonetalon Mountains > Thunder Bluff > Thousand Needles > Thunder Bluff > Thousand Needles > Orgrimmar > Undercity > Hillsbrad > Arathi > Orgrimmar > Stranglethorn > Orgrimmar > The Barrens > Thousand Needles > Tanaris > Thousand Needles > Orgrimmar > Desolace > Dustwallow Marsh > The Barrens > Stranglethorn > Undercity > Hillsbrad > Arathi > Hillsbrad > Alterac Mountains > Hillsbrad > Undercity > Orgrimmar > Thousand Needles > The Barrens > Thunder Bluff > Dustwallow Marsh > The Barrens > Stranglethorn > grind to 40 and the script ends.

WoW Classic is chock full of long quest series and as you can see from the route above, AAP jumps around A LOT, often leaving zones in the middle of quest series because the next quests are too high level so it goes to another zone to do different quests and comes back later. So when you try to jump into the middle of AAP's route, you might find yourself in the middle of one or more of these quest series. AAP will expect you to have completed the earlier quests, so how would you expect it to work if you're going to skip all those earlier quests?

When you install AAP at level 20-22 and see that it wants you to do low level quests, it's because you didn't do those particular quests on AAP's particular route. My suggestion is always if you want to use AAP to just do the low level quests until you catch up to AAP. Sure the quests will be grey at first, but you will guarantee that you will have completed all the prerequisite quests for the ones ahead. If that's not something you're willing to spend the time to do, that's up to you. If you're past level 30, it might not be worth it since AAP only goes to level 40.

To address your last comment, there is no /aap command, despite what the description says above. There is no settings/options for AAP-Classic, which is why the command does not exist. One day we will get that description fixed.

In reply to Pahonix:

Thank you for the comprehensive answer.

Edit: I have to test a single skip before asking any more questions... but I'm currently mobile.

I tried Guidelime as well, but it only provides quests 20% of the time. The rest is "grinding session" and I'm not really into that.

For an example I'm currently in Durnholde Keep in Hillsbrad. Did the quests there and have 4 bars of exp... Next step... kill mobs in Durnholde till 23... wtf?

I have a feeling this is better at providing quests.

In reply to AtotehZ:

 If you want to join the discord (link in the description above), I can try to help a little better once you're back. There's also a spreadsheet of all the steps linked in the #classic-faq channel there that would probably be pretty beneficial as well.

edit: irrelevant

i see that on the classic version there are no 'Menu', so how can i disable the Skips cutscenes, and auto reward plz ?

In reply to kamatcho13:

 There are no cutscenes in Classic WoW....

If you are referring to the autoaccept and auto turnin of quests, if you join the discord (link in the description above), there's a pinned message in the #classic-support channel that details how to edit one of the addon files manually to take out all the auto-accept capabilities. Use at your own risk, however, as doing this requires you to to have to manually skip whenever you get to a "Use flightpoint" step in the script. There are also quests that are assumed to be picked up and turned in via the autoaccept mechanism, i.e., there are not distinct steps for those in the script and could cause problems if you don't do them manually.