Media What Is Your Least Favorite Wynn Quest

When I made a new class, I brought the items with me then.... borrowed a boat from a guy then got to him... ez

 

I dont think we are talking about the same quest. Underwater is a low level quest where you have to swim into a shipwreck. The items part was easy. The getting into the shipwreck was just plain unholy.

 

creeper infation or however you type that
ITS HELL

 

buuuuuuuuuuuuump

 

50 votes so far, people like rating favorites favor least favorites for some reason

 

Tower of Amnesia because I had to go -across wynn 3 times since I accidentaly teleported to selchar because of its tp scrolls.

Spent all my money on drunkness potions after that.

 

You dont really need to do it. Just get someone else to get a scroll for you

 

I guess nearly everyone would agree with me,

The mushroom Man is the most annoying quest and most hated quest ever

 

It would be on here if it was annoying the second time around. Most of these wuests sre terrible cause you know what to do but its still aids. For this, you just get the mushrooms in advance

 

Confused Farmer and Creeper Infiltration is what lots of people say here, and frankly I agree. I guess the team could take something from this. Both of these quests include having to either travel very long distances, or grind a lot. Another example of this could be Sister City. You have to travel a shit-ton to get sand for somebody and that's it. They're long, drawn-out quests with little reward, and just don't feel like they're worth it in the end. Perhaps they could tone down on the long, slow quests that don't keep the player interested, and make more of the intricate, long quests that are actually very interesting. When you do these quests I feel you get an impending urge to complete the quest. I'm not saying that every quest has to be an amazing mix of parkour/puzzle/battle like Craftmas Chaos, that'd just be boring in the end, but toning down on quests like these two would be nice.

They've been showing a lot more diversity with Gavel though, so I'm pretty sure they've acknowledged this