Mr. Yoshi P, please read ;) old school quests desired

[Cryptfox]

Well, the areas to go can cycle between different spots.

I know that the difficulty has dropped as far as normal questing goes.

I know it's a different game but as an example in the EQs Wizards had a hard time soloing but necrosis could easily.

They could have variants of the quest for each job n force you to complete it on whatever job you accepted it on.

A tank, ok spawn lots of mobs.
A healer, spawn mobs that stun.
Melee, triple the hp of the mobs n give them evasion.
Caster, a single mob with a long cooldown silence n a Ton of hp.

Force ppl to plan their attack.

[Kaiser-Ace]

Well, the areas to go can cycle between different spots.

I know that the difficulty has dropped as far as normal questing goes.

I know it's a different game but as an example in the EQs Wizards had a hard time soloing but necrosis could easily.

They could have variants of the quest for each job n force you to complete it on whatever job you accepted it on.

A tank, ok spawn lots of mobs.
A healer, spawn mobs that stun.
Melee, triple the hp of the mobs n give them evasion.
Caster, a single mob with a long cooldown silence n a Ton of hp.

Force ppl to plan their attack.

Plan the attack O_O that's Like fighting Twintania, Titan EX, and Nael deus Darnus all at the same time. There's to much combat as it, we need something original. A tower defence style mission like SoF, Mystery Quests like the cypher and broom quests. Maybe some kind of Indiana Jones style side quests that delve into some of the older/weirder places to uncover hidden lore and what not.

There's a difference between Challenging/Interesting and being absolute total BS. Having a fight specifically rigged against your main class is like Soloing T13 levels of stupid.

[Delily]

The complaints about the moggle quest were not about the difficulty, but about the tedium. There's only so many turns of hide and seek you can do before it gets aggravating! Anyways, I had mentioned the Greatest Story Never Told, which is definitely the style of quest you're looking for. I personally think both types of quests have merit. Similar to life, somethings are just straight forward "Do X for Y", and in others, some research is needed. I think prevents the team from developing more of these quests is that most players will avoid doing them.