Quests are fun.

[X3EN]

I'm boycotting all quests for now. As you see, I'm quite beyond the max trade limit.

 

 

 

The limited shop & no min GE price update rendered junk hard to make / obsolete. Knowing that, Jagex should have at least expanded the max trade limit for QPs (better idea would be just to double the limit), but they did not. Unless additional QPs give me a higher limit, I will not do any quests (including wgs), since I can get more xp + gps by just training skills/combat.

[Den]

People who do quests only to get the reward are the ones that dont like quests.

 

 

 

People who do quests for rewards, storyline and adventuring are the ones who enjoy quests.

 

I love quests and id do them all even if there were no rewards at all.

 

Id do every quest again just to see the storyline, if I could. :P

[miracleman58]

Quests are fun, Getting the ridiculous items for them isnt.

[Seraphi]

I like a good storyline.

 

I could care less about rewards.

[Leik]

I've never really liked quest and I probably never will. I just don't enjoy them at all. There are some quests that have been alright, like Cold War, that was a pretty good one.

 

 

 

Other than that, there aren't very many that I've enjoyed. I've used the RuneHQ guides for most quest I've ever done, because, well.. The tip.it guides aren't that good, sorry. :?

[Alles99]

It's so boring..

 

I have 263 qp. :P

[X3EN]

I'm boycotting all quests for now. As you see, I'm quite beyond the max trade limit.

 

 

 

The limited shop & no min GE price update rendered junk hard to make / obsolete. Knowing that, Jagex should have at least expanded the max trade limit for QPs (better idea would be just to double the limit), but they did not. Unless additional QPs give me a higher limit, I will not do any quests (including wgs), since I can get more xp + gps by just training skills/combat.

 

 

 

I enjoy the storyline(s) introduced in each quest, however, I'm not changing my attitude.

[beaver]

I do mostly quest with guides but i do read most of the times story lines.

 

But main reason why i'm doing quests is for Cape I like it.

[aspeeder]

I love quests, even though I used a guide for most of them I never spam clicked just to get ahead, I always loved reading the dialouge and interacting with the story. My favorite quest for the sheer lulz factor was and always shall be As a First Resort (Probably because I love many of the essays I've read on the lack of clarity in the english language, and that the best writing is upfront writing). I have been pretty good about doing the quests as soon as they come out, not to get the reward first (Or even to get back my only skill cape :lol: ) but to prove to myself that I am worthy of having max qp and can complete quests by myself.

[A_Mace]

I have always loved quests. Except for ratcatchers. I HATED that one.

 

Most of the stories are nice to read (WGS, Mahjarrat series, cave goblins,...).

 

 

 

People who don't like quests aren't probably interested in stories and are just out for reward/new area's.

[Madouge]

Quests are my favorite part of the game. It really makes them so much better if you complete them without a guide. I used to think quests were a chore and boring until I decided to try completing them without a guide.

 

 

 

Thats exactly how I feel, I used to do all my quests with a guide and just saw them as a chore. But recently I've started doing them without a guide (although admittedly I use a guide to check which items I'll need to save time) and its much more enjoyable.

 

 

 

Off topic, my favourite quest was One Small Favour, I found it quite funny and it was fun going all over Runescape.

[PuppyKing]

I like quests also. I use a guide for them, but I read what the people are saying. Quests are great for weekends, when you are tired of grinding. :thumbup:

[Troacctid]

[hide=Fremennik Isles, The]Items: Raw tuna, 6 mithril ore or 7 coal ore (dependent on your mining level), 9 ropes, hatchet, knife, thread, needle, hammer, bronze nail[/hide]

 

You do realize that...

 

1. Jatizso has loads of harpoon spots for catching tuna,

 

2. Jatizso has a gigantic mine full of mithrite and adamantite and coal and stuff,

 

3. Neitiznot has yaks that drop yak hair and a spinning wheel to turn it into rope,

 

4. Neitiznot has a crafting shop that sells hatchets, knives, needles, thread, hammers, and nails, and

 

5. There's a bank easily accessible on both islands.

 

 

 

You actually don't need any items to complete the quest other than equipment for the boss fight. And even then, you're provided with food and potions. I view Fremennik Isles as a paragon of good quest design: no items required, plenty of humorous dialogue, epic boss fight, awesome rewards. What's not to like?

 

 

 

There's plenty of bad quests: Catapult Construction, Rat Catchers, In Search/Aid of the Myreque and Underground Pass are all pretty soporific and all-around lame. But the quality of quests has improved lately, for the most part.

[vesicasenior]

I used to use guides and thought quests were just a boring obsticle to good items. Which is part of the reason I have made a new account so I can re do them all again and understand the story.

[calcarb]

I adore doing quests. They are the reason I first became p2p. \

[Nenga]

Rewards, bah,. I'm fine with only my quest cape as a reward. I play a quest for the story, and such I read every line. And because of that I really liked TCC even though nobody else did. Quests arn't for everyone and if other people don't enjoy the quests then shame for them, i'll get on with my life. I used a guide when I was younger but I haven't used a quest guide for ages. I usually finish them before the guide is out anyway.

 

 

 

The Chosen Commander's story was crap. I didn't like it, too... predictable?

 

Well I liked the story. and some of the best RS music tracks came in that quest. First quest I had sounds on for, convinced me to have sounds on for every quest after that.

[mister_moocky]

I like quests that are interesting. Quests that consist of teleport, run, talk/get item, repeat, are boring. Most of runescape's quests, especially the older ones, are like this. I always use a guide, simply because banking every minute to grab a required item is not what I call fun. Completing a quest with an interesting story, some kind of puzzle, and a decent reward is.