ARR Quest, What do you want!

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i agree with the statement of quality over quantity, but that is pretty impossible with the concept of quests for grinding. i think they have made the biggest mistake in the game with questing and leveling. sadly it's one of the most important things in the game for people as well. it's something many do a lot ..not everyone levels one class and stops. many quit if they have no urge to keep leveling other classes. it's about progression for me personally, when i finish one class i start on others while i gear up and do endgame with the max ones. questing for levels and solo leveling without a doubt = no thanks so sadly when game launches and i level the 2 new classes and realize i hate it, i'm gone not to far long from there. and sadly i think many will do the same. fact i know many will do the same.

but either way, something like wotg expansion would be great. every quest was tied into the main mission. they really should look back at ffxi quests and then expand on them big time and then they got some great quests. and nothing wrong with making quests really long, with lots of steps and things to do.kinda like the secret world where you complete steps of the quest and there is lots of them to get to the end of it, that would be pretty neat. trap doors and invisible walls, yes please. and lastly quests that are forced party play till at least cap raises start to happen. this game is really in for a failed surprised if they think solo everything is the way to go. end game isn't the only thing that needs parties. so lets hope i just don't know enough about the game and this stuff is in the game. cause they buried this game if not make most things with party play in mind too. and not some malarcky thought some of you guys talk about, just do it with a party for fun crap. that is like saying play with your left hand only for a challenge. eh no. or just don't use the gambits to make ff12 a good game. eh no.

as for the op's idea's, a few of them were in gw2 and i hated that game, never did any of it. so having stuff like that still won't make it great, hell even ffxi had really fun quests but no one did them cause rewards not good enough. but on those blue moon days when you didn't feel like doing anything you found yourself doing them for hours and enjoying them a lot. if you can say they are fun without a reward or reason to do them ..then it is probably on a better direction then most quests.