Nighteye Cave?

Does anyone know where it is, and would like to tell me the coordinates? I've looked everywhere and I haven't stumbled upon it yet. ):

510, 1015.

Sorry about it not being on the map, it will be soon when I get my old computer back. Also, not sure if you knew, but there's a minimap with Nighteye on it that sorta shows you where to go.

Hmmm, I had a REALLY hard time finding this place as well. For some reason the search button on the forum doesn't work for me unless I right click it and click open link. Using IE. Anyway, I just figured that out and found this post.

The thing is, on my screen when I am walking around Arbustus and the Nighteye cave Area, it looks nothing like the minimap at all. There are no roads anywhere, even though the map shows roads. And even when I go to the area you have listed, there is no cave graphic at all. Its just all grass. That seems really confusing to me, as I was combing the area looking for a cave-like tile.

Is it just me or is it designed that way?

There will eventually be a cave there, I just hadn't gotten around to it when I took my MonBre hiatus. Nighteye cave will be one of the first things I do too. I'll look into the search button.

Wow, thanks for the incredibly fast response. If it helps at all, the same thing happens with the new topic button.

It probably has to do with the way the images are, I often can't use the middle mouse button in firefox to open new tabs from things when they're pictures and stuff. Usually that's intentional, but still.

Re-reading your post though I've realized you mean doesn't work at all, which is weird. Which IE are you using? Since now it could be 6, 7, or 8.

I am using IE 7. I have never seen that particular problem before. The cursor turns to a hand, which signifies a link, but when I click it does nothing. I have to right click it and choose open link to get it to work.

IE = Bad
FF= Good

Get firefox to win

Or, get IE8. The second beta's out now, and I'm hearing good things about it. For example, there's a mode that doesn't save your browsing history, makes it impossible for sites to give you cookies, and other stealthy things for, you know, stealthy purposes...

But no, that's not really the important part. It seems to take good things from FF, good things from Google's Chrome, and fix the major problems that IE6 had and IE7 added. I won't be using it, but it is there.

meh, the way I look at it is that anyone intelligent can prevent spyware/viruses, regardless of browsers. I have much less problems with IE than many of the people I know, including my brother who I live with, who use FF. It blocks way too much essential stuff. I know it has some neat add ons, but I don't use those anyway. IE is perfect for my needs and I don't ever see that changing. This is the first site where I have ever seen this particular problem, so I doubt it is an IE7 issue.

Well, I can use them fine, even when right clicking to open a new tab, which I was a little unsure about. I know it's possible to use IE and never have any problems, for a long time I used IE6 and never had any issues, then I found some site or something that only allowed firefox and was like fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine I'll switch. Never looked back, really, especially since I hated the hell out of IE7.

If you don't like FF, since it does suck too, go with Chrome.

I can't stand using IE or FF.

510, 1015

Just repeating that, in case anyone missed the part where that's where the cave's at.