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Best quest you have experienced in a game?
Cryomatrix
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Tons of quests seem to be like filler quests just for experience gaining.
But for me, the few quests I remember are what I call transformational quests. It alters your character tremendously and is fairly difficult to achieve.
The one i remember the most was the Lineage 2 quests to choose your sub class, it was a lot of fun.
Another one on a much lower scale is the Path of exile quests to transform your character into the subspecialty class as well, but not as much.
Any other thoughts?
But for me, the few quests I remember are what I call transformational quests. It alters your character tremendously and is fairly difficult to achieve.
The one i remember the most was the Lineage 2 quests to choose your sub class, it was a lot of fun.
Another one on a much lower scale is the Path of exile quests to transform your character into the subspecialty class as well, but not as much.
Any other thoughts?
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Enjoyed the Legendary quests in EQ and EQ2.
But one quest that really stands out to me was in Vanguard: SoH.
Had to talk to a wizardy type NPC in a tower, which led to kidnapping various people, and at one stage you kidnap a dwarf, and stuff him in a sack, then throw him off a bridge.
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I have two from recent memory that I can think of and they're both quest chains not single quests.
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There is one in oblivion where you go to a small backwater town to look for this young woman and uncover the secrets to the town. That's a very good one.
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