Different Quest For Each Class

Bad suggestion 0/10 IGN -1

 

I don't understand how this would fit into the wynncraft playstyle... Many times wynncraft encourages you to play in groups, often requiring different classes to success (like mage-archer combo for boss fights). Also, I like to play with my friends, and it would be horrendously annoying to do it on a class that you don't need / want to do it on.

Now, I understand your confusion of starting from level 1 again... what I would recommend is play with your friends... It really makes every second of your experience unique and time passes by way quicker than you think... Also, trying out new builds each time may be fun too :)

Also, in order for you to reach lv100 nowadays, you would need to do the sidequests or grind... It is the same as you don't need to do any quests, it would be boring, but you do them to get up faster...

Lastly, give your suggestion a little bit more form if you want it to be taken just a tiny bit more seriously
• Are there level requirements?
• Do XP rewards scale with your level same as swarms?
• Do these missions give something else than experience? (emeralds / items)
• Make a sidequest so we can see what you're thinking (we can't see inside your head mate)

So, with a state of this suggestion right now, I would say I disapprove. You can tag me when you update your suggestion and I might change my mind...

 

He just said its not possible

If you make a suggestion dont steal others ideas.

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O heres the fox again with his fancy emoojis

 

Why not just have part of a quest that has a different puzzle for each class? Assassin's could use the Jump Boost from Vanish in part of it, and use the invisibility to get through a mob of intentionally op enemies. Archers can have a button or two to shoot, and a few interesting parkour puzzles requiring escape. Mage can have a wall filled parkour like a maze to teleport through. Warrior can have a dropper-esque puzzle to charge down, since charge tier III allows aireal mobility to dodge stuff. Each class would have a separate way to get past that part, adding some replayability to the quests!

 

so old animal dungeon

 

But it doesn't require 4 people

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So, yeah, that, but better

 

As a starcraft fan.
I can tell you that it is not an MMORPG
it is centered around RTS.
It may have MMORPG elements, but it is still is like an RTS most of the campaign.
If you are referring to having to make different choices in the campaign.
If you are talking about upgrades for your units and stuff,

Then might as well consider Co-Op an MMORPG becuase you play different classes (races) with upgrades (commander levels/mastery points)

Saying Starcraft is an MMORPG triggered me.
It's not