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<blockquote data-quote="jonesy" data-source="post: 5820255" data-attributes="member: 10324">Bal Molagmer quests in Morrowind. Basically playing a good thief.Getting sucked into the painting in Oblivion. Too bad it wasn't developed into something more interesting.The box delivery quest in Knights of the Old Republic.Scaring Yquog in Icewind Dale 2.In King of Dragon Pass you can send your king alone to challenge a dragon. They end up fighting.. with riddles.Everything in Vampire: Bloodlines when you're Malkavian. And the tv starts talking to you. And the whispers in your head give you clues other vampires don't get. But the Ocean House Hotel was cool.In Planescape: Torment the Xaositect were sadly neglected a lot, but what you needed to do to join them was fun. Woof Woof!The liquor store in Leisure Suit Larry. &quot;Hey, everybody.. !&quot;The hotel assault in Police Quest 2.When the gravity goes upside down in System Shock 2.The whole thing with the frog and becoming one in King's Quest 4.Planescape is generally the best model for good quests. The brothel was very interesting.The dream in Lurking Horror. Sets the mood of the game nicely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonesy, post: 5820255, member: 10324"] Bal Molagmer quests in Morrowind. Basically playing a good thief. Getting sucked into the painting in Oblivion. Too bad it wasn't developed into something more interesting. The box delivery quest in Knights of the Old Republic. Scaring Yquog in Icewind Dale 2. In King of Dragon Pass you can send your king alone to challenge a dragon. They end up fighting.. with riddles. Everything in Vampire: Bloodlines when you're Malkavian. And the tv starts talking to you. And the whispers in your head give you clues other vampires don't get. But the Ocean House Hotel was cool. In Planescape: Torment the Xaositect were sadly neglected a lot, but what you needed to do to join them was fun. Woof Woof! The liquor store in Leisure Suit Larry. "Hey, everybody.. !" The hotel assault in Police Quest 2. When the gravity goes upside down in System Shock 2. The whole thing with the frog and becoming one in King's Quest 4. Planescape is generally the best model for good quests. The brothel was very interesting. The dream in Lurking Horror. Sets the mood of the game nicely. [/QUOTE]

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