SE going to gamescom...

[DreadRabbit]

I honestly would love to have pages upon pages of this thread be about all kinds of unique quests. The community of all types of MMO's can have a wonderful mind when it comes to that sort of thing..

Honestly this is why I'm so sad there's still no real concrete news about a Korean MMO called Peria Chronicles. Literally one of the biggest features of the game is not only can players build their own towns, but they can also design their own quests that actually give rewards if players complete said quests. At least that's the developers' goal.

I am thoroughly enjoying FF14, but if that game ever comes to light and proves to be a success, I hope it makes other developers be more willing to let players have some control.

That said, I agree. I hope that Square announces something that will help draw more people in. But seeing as their focus seems to be FF15...I'm not too entirely confident on that.

[Neophyte]

Hm, I'm about 2km away from fairground, but I have to work those days... damn.

[Felis]

Honestly this is why I'm so sad there's still no real concrete news about a Korean MMO called Peria Chronicles. Literally one of the biggest features of the game is not only can players build their own towns, but they can also design their own quests that actually give rewards if players complete said quests. At least that's the developers' goal.

That will still not increase the number of unique quests. Most players will just create quests they already knew from somewhere else.

[lorel]

That will still not increase the number of unique quests. Most players will just create quests they aleady knew from somewhere else.

I am sure there will be a lot of quests asking you to find Mankriks wife...

[DreadRabbit]

That will still not increase the number of unique quests. Most players will just create quests they aleady knew from somewhere else.

And there will still be the few who design something truly unique. And those will be the ones that are remembered.

But that does bring up a good point. "I want more unique quests!" Well if we as players can't give a concrete example of what would be unique, how can we expect the devs to pull a rabbit out of their hat? We arguably play more games than they do since their time's spent making games, so we may very well have more examples of what we don't want to see. And yet very rarely can we come up with anything truly new.