How to check if I did Normal/Hard after finished Elite?

[Robai]

You know, sometimes you go with a bunch of people and do several Elite quests.
For the sake of getting more experience you want to repeat those quests on Normal and Hard if you never done it.
So, you need to know whether you have done them on Normal/Hard or not.

Does anyone know some quick way to check that?


1 Method:

Go to those quests and press XP button and look there if I have done it on that level.
But this method sucks


2 Method:

In My DDO I can look at Character Log, but this method sucks even more:






3 Method (not working):

If I press P then I see a list of quests, but it shows only highest completion level:

[Halock]

Yes, i'v suggested we needed a way to track this as well as number of completions and at what difficulties in the past, hope i see it someday.

[Robai]

Pressing P is really fast and comfortable method, so it would be nice to see the whole info there.
(btw, sometimes pressing P there is nothing at all, only when I reconnect I see that list - some bug, which happens 10% of time)

When you press P instead of this:

Redemption --- 1 Solo/Party --- The Coin Lords --- Elite --- 9

It could be something like this:

Redemption --- 1 Solo/Party --- The Coin Lords --- Normal (1) Hard (0) Elite (2) --- 9

or this:

Redemption --- 1 Solo/Party --- The Coin Lords --- Normal (1) Elite (2) --- 9

or this:

Redemption --- 1 Solo/Party --- The Coin Lords --- Normal Elite (2) --- 9

[Halock]

That was my exact way of doing it actually, in my suggestion, shameless bump in hopes of being noticed

[Robai]

I'm surprised that there is no quick way to see the information about how many times you have completed quests.

This is so strange.
We've got update 5 and why this wasn't implemented?

The suggestion was made long time ago:
http://forums.ddo.com/showthread.php?t=251379

I'm sure that this suggestion was made several times by different players since it is so needed.

If you think that this is a good suggestion then write about it here or in the link above.