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J Vanderbilt
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I hope Plague's End will be a combination of While Guthix Sleeps, Nomad's Requiem and Elemental Workshop III. It should be an extremely lengthy quest filled with lore, new characters, dialogues just like While Guthix Sleeps was, but also include a few very hard puzzles like in Elemental Workshop III and end with an incredibly challenging fight like in Nomad's Requiem (pre EOC)!
The elf finale ought to be something spectacular!
I disagree with the Nomad part personally; it can have a boss fight but nothing too spectacular or difficult, since the elf series was never about combat.
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I hope Plague's End will be a combination of While Guthix Sleeps, Nomad's Requiem and Elemental Workshop III. It should be an extremely lengthy quest filled with lore, new characters, dialogues just like While Guthix Sleeps was, but also include a few very hard puzzles like in Elemental Workshop III and end with an incredibly challenging fight like in Nomad's Requiem (pre EOC)!
The elf finale ought to be something spectacular!
I disagree with the Nomad part personally; it can have a boss fight but nothing too spectacular or difficult, since the elf series was never about combat.
Also, updated vote count.
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02-Aug-2014 18:59:43
Underground Pass is my favorite. Like the op said, it's not very relevant to the Plague City questline. But I think it's a great examination of evil. Start with having to kill the unicorns and the paladins (both evil acts) to destroy your own purity so you can face evil. Then mix it with the chanting in your chatbox to give you a creepy feeling, like you're actually facing someone evil. Not to mention your supposed guide going crazy. It is probably one of the more convincing experiences I've had on this game. I think the comic relief with the drunk dwarf (who actually aids you in burning Iban's tomb) helped me out
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The Underground Pass also is quite difficult to traverse. Of course the agility obstacles, but the place is a maze. Making a wrong turn can force you to waste supplies you'll need in the end. I did this on Runescape Classic just recently where there is no home teleport. You know that you will either complete the quest or die. There were times that I thought I was going to die and lose my gear, but I prevailed and felt great doing it.
I would analyze the quest more but I was never great at doing that in school. All I know is that this was a great experience and probably has the most literary value out of any quest. The Plague City finale is coming out later this month and will likely feature the Underground Pass. If Jagex can build on Underground Pass and at the same time continue with this storyline, it could possibly be the best quest in Runescape (I'm keeping expectations low, though
).
My second favorite is While Guthix Sleeps. Here's looking at you, kid.
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The Underground Pass also is quite difficult to traverse. Of course the agility obstacles, but the place is a maze. Making a wrong turn can force you to waste supplies you'll need in the end. I did this on Runescape Classic just recently where there is no home teleport. You know that you will either complete the quest or die. There were times that I thought I was going to die and lose my gear, but I prevailed and felt great doing it.
I would analyze the quest more but I was never great at doing that in school. All I know is that this was a great experience and probably has the most literary value out of any quest. The Plague City finale is coming out later this month and will likely feature the Underground Pass. If Jagex can build on Underground Pass and at the same time continue with this storyline, it could possibly be the best quest in Runescape (I'm keeping expectations low, though
).
My second favorite is While Guthix Sleeps. Here's looking at you, kid.
04-Aug-2014 00:25:21
We honestly have the same opinion.
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Perhaps you're half right; perhaps we can't win. But we can fight.
— Zanik
04-Aug-2014 18:48:24
Has to be WGS. I think everyone's already used my reasons for loving it
The sequels to WGS (ROTM, TWW, FOT* etc) I feel fall too short of being great quests. After the immense revelations of the first grandmaster, the rest just kind of seems "oh okay, so there's that".
I do love the Myreque series though. Darkness of Hallowvale is fantastic, and I must replay it at some point. A Clockwork Syringe comes top for humour, though Bringing Home the Bacon's voice acted kitten sequence was side-splitting.
One quest I'm surprised hasn't been mentioned was The Elder Kiln. I felt so sad at the start, when the Ga'al was born and was sent to be slaughtered, even after all our efforts to save it. Hell all the Gaal feels in Elder Kiln and Brink of Extinction were fantastic. Perhaps from a gameplay perspective they weren't so great, though the combat was decent, but the story was heart wrenching in my opinion. I'm just a man; I'm not a hero.
Just a boy who had to sing this song.
The sequels to WGS (ROTM, TWW, FOT* etc) I feel fall too short of being great quests. After the immense revelations of the first grandmaster, the rest just kind of seems "oh okay, so there's that".
I do love the Myreque series though. Darkness of Hallowvale is fantastic, and I must replay it at some point. A Clockwork Syringe comes top for humour, though Bringing Home the Bacon's voice acted kitten sequence was side-splitting.
One quest I'm surprised hasn't been mentioned was The Elder Kiln. I felt so sad at the start, when the Ga'al was born and was sent to be slaughtered, even after all our efforts to save it. Hell all the Gaal feels in Elder Kiln and Brink of Extinction were fantastic. Perhaps from a gameplay perspective they weren't so great, though the combat was decent, but the story was heart wrenching in my opinion. I'm just a man; I'm not a hero.
Just a boy who had to sing this song.
08-Aug-2014 20:49:11
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