Weekend Quests

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

Cue the complaints...>.>

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

I might be considered a "really rich people" (here that is, not off in the real world, not by a long shot) but I still do the Weekend Quests every week, with the exception of Drunk Carl, because no, no, no. I'd be more productive smashing my head against a wall. I can be just as anxious about virtual money as real money.

I don't recall seeing Toy or Battle, and most of the others seem to pop up so infrequently, one forgets they are in rotation. Cursed Quests, for example. There seems to be Saggi, Wiz, Quentin and Maleria who get the most play time. The first two, yes, good, second two, not so much.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

It might be precisely because i AM "hurting for money" a little bit that i don't mind these quests...the return isn't as significant as with some other quests but i can appreciate the amount i do get. To really rich people, it might seem like too much effort for too little reward. It's rather like picking up change on the ground...millionaires probably wouldn't tend to bother, lol.

Are some of the quests really not in the rotation? I've always wondered about the Toy Quest. I haven't seen that one come up yet. I find it to be the most absolutely worthless and frustrating quest on the site, so i'm further behind on the achievements for it than any other. I would love some extra little incentive to get more of those done.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

bummer, again? oh well its life lol i might try a few but then again it is a loss on income.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

Uh, regardless of whether or not we don't like the quest... can we keep the rudeness out of this? Just because you don't know someone's gender doesn't mean they don't have one, or would appreciate being called an "it." (Unless Quentin specifically wants to be referred to as 'it.' We can't really ask them.) Having an ambiguous gender representation isn't a bad thing, anyway.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

I play the quests when they come up, but I'm not hurting for money like some people might be. They do need to actually come up with an incentive for people to play the Quentin quests when they are weekend specials. Money wise, you do not see an immediate return, which can be disheartening to some people.

And yes, it does defy probability. By all means, let it stay in rotation, but clearly the rotation is broken, or someone is a wanker. I think ALL the quests should be part of the rotation, personally.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

No matter what Quentin is supposed to be, she looks like a skinny young girl. And getting tired of having Q for WEs. Can't we get somebody else for a change?

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

...................................................................................................................really?

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

I agree that s/he's showing up as the WSQ too often lately and it's not helping the value of the special rewards; i'm just saying in general this quest isn't as awful as i used to think it was and i wouldn't say it should be taken out of the rotation entirely. I do wonder why it has been chosen so often lately...kind of defies probability if it's actually supposed to be random...i just don't really mind.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

age old desire to classify? That, and calling Quentin 'it' seems rather rude. In fact, calling anything not an inanimate object IT is rude, though, Quentin is technically an inanimate object.

It has always signified an inability to categorize in regards to the living, though, there's a lot of ITs walking around DC misrepresenting the people. I haven't managed to come up with the right term for that lot yet.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

Now, aside the (not so appealing) rewards, why people keep calling Quentin a he if they're neither a guy or a girl? o__o

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

This one appears so often that the special items given out have all but lost their value, the only reason the Graveyard Shop items retain or go up a bit in value, is because that shop is closed, but continually allowing this quest to be the "special weekend quest" hurts the pricing. Funny, I thought that was something they were trying to avoid in the economy, but they continue to fuel the problem.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

I'll say it again: this quest isn't as bad as everyone always makes it out to be. I know it feels like you're getting ripped off since it always costs sP to do them, but you do end up profiting in the long run after you sell all the rewards. At least if you do pretty much all the quests. If you're too choosy or give up too soon you might not get much since a lot of the quests give crap prizes, but over the long term you get enough items with enough value to come out ahead and sometimes you get lucky and get something really valuable. I know it's not as impressive as Saggi but having him every weekend would just screw up the economy anyway. :P

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by