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Quest or skills?

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some say quest are the essence of runescape they unlock stuff in the game that can't be unlocked otherwise such as ancients and death crafting. Lots of quest need other quest as well as decent skills to be done. some people love quest and think that they are the best things in the game and think skills are boring. quest allow you to interact with npcs and take on adventures. Others hate quest with a passion and hate the requirements especially the requirements of other quest therefore dont have access to lots of the high level things in the game.

 

 

 

skills are what we are ranked in and many people who dont do quest excel at skills while questers may find skills boring and swich alot.

 

 

 

what type of gameplay do you prefer?

 

 

 

is thier a certain combat or total level where your expected to have a questcape?

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You know I would say both. I enjoi skilling to be able to complete a quest :D

I'm alittle of both

 

 

 

I'm not doing a majoity of skilling or questing.

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I love to do quests, but I prefer skilling more because it entertains me, and also benefits me :D

Once i get 45 herblore and 50 agility legends will probably be the last quest i ever do.

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i think im alergic to quests, i absolutely hate them so id definitly have to go with skilling

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I like quests with high requirments with high rewards :).

Quit RuneScape :)

I quest to be better at skilling, I skill so that I can do quests. I love them both! <3:

Skills now... there's just toooo many quests for me to do out there, unlike in the old days when there were not so many and I was able to do them, and then just do the new quests the 1st or 2nd day they came out.

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skills of course.

Skills because think about it, combat is a skill, barrows is a skill, every minigame is a skill! :D I <3 minigames.

99/99 Cooking. 1500+ total level. 96+ Combat

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Skills :)

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I like to do both. Whenever a new quest comes out I always enjoy doing it within the first week because it gives me a break from my usual skilling. I enjoy levelling skills because it'll hopefully raise me some money at the same time.

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i love quests for teh storylines and the neat little rewards which make youre playing a lot easier,like death crafting.

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I'm on 178QP but I haven't done any quests for ages.... I used to love questing but I just got out of the phase and began to skill and gain some combat levels.

 

 

 

I don't plan to quest anytime soon.

I prefer quests, but it's fun to raise skills too, since you need those to get to the quests.

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Quest Cape achieved on September 8, 2007, at 104 Combat

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both, but mainly training skills for quests.

I like both, hence me having a quest cape and server 99's.

Bit of both:

 

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There are so many advantages of doing quests that make skilling easier.

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I enjoy skilling a lot, but I love questing even more. I spend most of my time training my skills, but whenever there is a new quest I break off immediately to go do it. As for the second question, I'm not sure. Combat level wise I would think anyone level 85+ should be pretty close, and definitely by level 90-100 most people ought to have it.

 

 

 

In summary, I'm a quest person with a liking for skilling, and people should get the QP cape as soon as is possible.

I Love to skill because I can get money from it and I love doing quests,because I find most of the quests fun and unique especially if they give good rewards. :)

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i'd much rather skill than quest.

 

Maybe my low qp and high total can tell you that

 

QP=95 :(

 

Total: 1230 i think

 

Level 78

 

 

 

Go botanic

Quests offer variation from repetitive skill tasks, and on some rare occasions a decent reward (yes I would know, I have a Quest Cape, there are few good rewards).

 

 

 

Then again they wont make you any money.. Both are vital in the gameplay for me, and my one desire in a new quest (or any update for that matter) is a Runecrafting update!! <.<

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