Poll: Who reads all of the quest text, main scenario only, voice acting only, or none

Title says it all, if this proves popular enough I'll edit with results. :D

I honestly want to know if I'm the only one who reads every single quest, because today I did Tam-tara deepcroft (hard) and I was the only one in the entire group who recognized the lore.

Skip the quest text unless there is voice acting then I watch it.

I've read everything except the actual daily quest bits. I watched all the main ones for the beast tribes but I always skip through the dialogue for picking up daily quests.

The people who don't read are really missing out in my opinion. The writing in this game is actually quite good.

I skim the text. If it's something that I've read a million times before or seems insignificant I'll skip it til they get to the point.

I read all the quest text on the first run through. I skip everything on any other alt/repeating quest.

Read all storyline, side story, class/job, BT rank up dialogue

For all the misc quests, I rarely read them unless something in them catches my interest.

I read everything that does not have a thick accent. It's great that the localization team was able to put so much character into the text, but it also drives me crazy to read. lol.

So basically anything in Limsa is out.

I read the MS, class/job and moogle quests as much as possible. I usually skip random npc quest dialogue

I tend to skim through the unvoiced text sometimes. But I always read the voice acting text.

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Originally Posted by Amused

I've read everything except the actual daily quest bits. I watched all the main ones for the beast tribes but I always skip through the dialogue for picking up daily quests.

The people who don't read are really missing out in my opinion. The writing in this game is actually quite good.

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Ditto. Everything except the dailies.

And we recognized the Tam-tara people immediately. I was very happy when they added the ability for NPCs to recognize they had dealt with you before and update their dialogue appropriately.