Favorite/least Favorite Quest

I'm curious, what is your guys' favorite and/or least favorite quest, and why?

I've only ever done all the quests once so I can't really think of any (though dwarves and doguns part 4 is memorable and enjoyable, though fighting garaheth is my least favorite part).

I wanna apply to be a game master and wanna see what kinda quests people enjoy and why they enjoy them.

Edit: I'm realizing that my least favorite is memory paranoia cause the parkour was way too hard, then again I'm just bad, there were way too many enemies, and I feel like there wasn't a lot of direction given just "do this, gl finding out how, lmao"

 

Best:
Beyond the Grave
Point of no Return
Fate pf the Fallen

Worst:
Realm of Light
Temple of Legends (only the mage island part)
An Iron Heart pt I (really, REALLY short)

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Good luck!

 

best: shattered minds

worst: journey further cuz it softlocked my ninja like 3 months ago and won't be fixed until 1.20

 

Best:
Memory Paranoia/the entire SE questline (A Journey Beyond, A Journey Further, A Hunter's Calling)

also DnD part 4 is really good

Worst:
From the Bottom (die)

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Was there any major parkour part? I only remember there being a few jumps in the library, nothing special

gl

 

Favourite: A hunter's calling, boss rush is always cool

Least Favourite: Nothing stands out too much but I have a vague memory of hating canyon guides cause I couldn't fly on my mage at the time.

 

Favourite: Dwarves and Doguns questline

Least favourite: Underwater

 

But theres no parkour in the quest, and very few enemies.. Are you sure you aren't confusing it?

 

Best: WynnExcavation questline (criminally underrated)

Worst: Formerly Tower of Amnesia, now Realm of Light

 

Im lvl 97
Best:
The Dark Descent (1st enemy I wanted to kill for his crimes)
Recover the Past (Im Fruman walls guy)
The Mercenary (I actually felt like I was a soldier on a mission)
An Iron Heart questline (actually dark quest and I love Urelix)
A Grave Mistake (details)
Taproot (idk, I just enjoyed it)
Memory Paranoia (I love this story and mr. Caritat is great source of copypastas)
Wynnex D (really good quest, I cant say anything bad about it)
The Envoy I (Interesting story and Maxie)
Cowfusion (I love being milked in a game)
Doguns part 1 (I love this momnt when they turn this guy into the stone)
1k meters under (great story, references (Olof best captain ever) and everyone died :D)

Worst:
Green Gloop (fetch+fetch)
Tribal Agression (this made me quit for like 2 months)
Canyon Meme bird (^)
The passage (no)
Eye of the Meme (story is just stupid)
The Realm of Light (unfinished and boring)


this is long lol

 

out of context

 

oh no

 

wait this is even better (worse?) when you cut the end off

 

stop pls
this is wrong

 

I really like the Corkus quests especially, the one in the bar, can't remember the name and the mini Levtus airbase questline was cool.

I really didn't like the forbidden prison or tbh any of the geliboard forest quests,

 

Favorites: Envoy I and II because Factory
Least favorite: Realm of light

 

Best:
Troubled Tribesmen
A Hunters Calling

Worst:
Pretty much anything that gives you some sort of helmet that you cant throw away(Please I have 3 Gert Masks it hurts)

 

Put the mask to your crafting grid and fill your inventory with emeralds, then close inventory and the item gets deleted

 

Oh cool now I can free up a page of bank space

 

The thing with this is that it would offend a lot of GMs who put their heart and soul into their quests

 

I'd say my favorite single quest would have to be either Recover the Past, A Grave Mistake, or Qira Hive because of how they tell their stories. They're similar enough in the form of story telling that I won't go too far into why. It's more personal opinion anyway.

If I could pick a favorite quest line instead of a single quest, my answer would change to either WynnExcavation, Dwarves and Doguns, or An Iron Heart for slightly different reasons. Or at least more specific. WynnExcavation took a small, seemingly unimportant event like giving someone a piece of paper, and managed to escalate it into a higher stakes story of one person going up against just about the most powerful person in existence.

Dwarves and Doguns has a lot of emotional value, as it attaches the player to the characters of the quest with common ideals and creates a story they then, again, escalate to become more powerful to the point of a war nearly breaking out and a demon ending the world. The player then stops it, but the character from the quest line that the player likely best related to is killed, convincing his father to go against what so many other generations have done. It may not add especially much to the overall lore, but there's a great story in the Dwarves and Doguns quest line.

Then An Iron Heart again starts with something seemingly small at first, then somewhat slowly grows it into a moral conflict. The player then gets a choice in how they continue the quest. In my opinion, the ability to choose how you do a quest has a large impact on the kind of experience the player has. Rather than having an emotionless superweapon like Nintendo's Mario, you get to have a proper role playing game. After all, Wynncraft calls itself an rpg. Like many games, this is assumed to be a theme, rather than the type of game it's meant to be. In my opinion, at least, An Iron Heart is about as close to a proper rpg as I consider the term as most "rpg" games I've seen get. There's also The Order of The Grook where you pick your starting items and classes that you take, and I'd say that's an even better example, but An Iron Heart is older and has a stronger moral argument. I'm going to stop here on the topic before I get into a book-long rant into how the modern definition of an rpg is a lie from my perspective.

Then my least favorite quests would probably include Poisoning the Pest (a quest with such little story doesn't need a thirty second long explosion scene), Potion Making (just collecting a few mushrooms without much more than poisoning the pest when it comes to story), and Temple of Legends (just give the overconfident guy a bunch of stuff so he sends you off to die). For these three quests, unlike the others, I actually had to remind myself to go back and capitalize their names. I am very clearly biased toward story or lore focused quests.