Goldensage

Jan 22 2007, 10:12 PM | Post #1

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After seeing today's (January 22nd) update of the new "Lair or Tarn Razorlor", I thought about many of Runescape' quests. I have to say, I really enjoy the quests that are continuations from others. I think that it makes the quests more worthwhile and the storylines can actually be very interesting. Especially when they're hard or master quests, such as the Regicide, Mourning Ends and Monkey Madness storylines. The end rewards and knowing you've completed a chapter in Runescape's "history" is pretty nice.

Understand, though, I'm in no way harping on the quests that are just one part. Sometimes it's nice to just do something for the experience, quest points or just to have something to do to break the Runescape monotony.

So I ask, does anyone else enjoy doing quests that are more than one part? Do you think that Jagex will continue to make such quests?

Discuss plz

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Shredar

Jan 22 2007, 10:19 PM | Post #2

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well i dontr really mind either way since the last new quest i did was i think tears of guthix....yea that long i think i may have done one since, but it jsut seems to me they are getting harder and longer so i dont bother doing them so doesnt really matter to me since i prolly wont do them

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Slim50

Jan 22 2007, 10:21 PM | Post #3

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*cough* YOU start a topic? blasphemy! oh well...onto my talking on the subject.

I really enjoy the storylines or "history" of RS as you call it my dear friend. I especially enjoy the entire West Ardy Quest Series...one left to do might I add =o. I also really enjoy reading the stories that they bring in the quests, opening a new light into what happened back when RS was in it's 1st-3rd ages lawl. lets me emerce (sp?) myself into the story of the game making it more an actual game and less of a "chore" where I *cough* have to gain so many levels by such and such date.

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Dilbert26

Jan 22 2007, 11:43 PM | Post #4

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To be honest, when I do quests I just use the guide and don't even read what is going on. I'm not really into quests. The only quest I can think of right now that was good was "Swan Song" just because the wise old man is awesome. But yeah, I can understand poeple liking quests that continue.

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ftblkd2004

Jan 23 2007, 12:12 AM | Post #5

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Well, Dilbert26 you do quests the exact same as me. But I have to say my favorite quest was either My Arm's Big Adventure or Recipie for disaster because of the vast variety of thing than needed to be done in it, and it was interesting from start to finish.

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Deathbyape

Jan 23 2007, 01:23 AM | Post #6

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I really couldn't tell you a thing about the story of any of the RS2 quests. I used to pay attention back in RSC when they only released a new quest every month or two. It was more of a big deal back then since there weren't very many updates. They very rarely added onto skills, so the only new items were really integrated into the game were from quests which is partially what made them more exciting. I couldn't tell you anything about any of the RS gods past Zaros(on the time line of Jagex introducing them), even though I've done all but the last two quests. Quests are still fun to do though, just because it's something different.

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Makoto

Jan 23 2007, 01:46 AM | Post #7

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Storyline in a quest plot is very important, yet only one part of the overall reason I do quests.

I've been playing for four years and not very many quests test our true skills; not even the alleged high level quest gave me much to do. Just slash through and you're fine.

Many of the quests are a slap to the face when it comes to the levels that I've earned, in comparison to the levels that are required.

I'd love to see a continuation of storylines, but if they don't challenge the hours I've spent in this game, I'd rather not see another continuation.

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spikey188

Jan 23 2007, 02:32 AM | Post #8

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QUOTE(Makoto @ Jan 23 2007, 02:46 AM) [snapback]86373[/snapback]

Storyline in a quest plot is very important, yet only one part of the overall reason I do quests.

I've been playing for four years and not very many quests test our true skills; not even the alleged high level quest gave me much to do. Just slash through and you're fine.

Many of the quests are a slap to the face when it comes to the levels that I've earned, in comparison to the levels that are required.

I'd love to see a continuation of storylines, but if they don't challenge the hours I've spent in this game, I'd rather not see another continuation.

lol makoto u about said it all....!

This post has been edited by spikey188: Jan 23 2007, 02:32 AM

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