Lets face it, every Bioware game has at least one quest which just leaves the player going "What the fuck?"
Here are my observations from the Bioware games I have played.
Knights of the Old Republic: The Mystery Box.
-In this weird quest, you tempt fate, and get sucked through a portal of doom into a box with one very lonely alien. What follows is a riddle contest pulled straight from the hobbit, with the stakes being who's soul gets to inherit your outside body.
Jade Empire: The Gender Swap
-Out of the blue, following some strange instructions, your character finds a way to accidentally switch genders for a few seconds. It is just so random and comes out of nowhere that I classify it a weird quest.
Mass Effect: Conrad Vernor
-Commander Shepard gets his own fanboy, with a number of hilarious options to choose from. Not really too much else, since Mass Effect is trying to get away with being realistic.
Dragon Age Origins: Superman Crash Lands In Ferelden
-In a random encounter available with the Warden's Keep DLC, Superman's origin plays out. A child is picked up by an elderly couple after a meteor strike.
Mass Effect 2: Pyjak Blasting
-Again, Mass Effect is trying to be more realistic, so it is a bit of a reach. But the quest is so fun and random that it can't help but get on this list. Only Krogan would use rocket launchers to kill space monkeys.
So those are my picks for the Bioware Weird Quests. I haven't played Baldur's Gate or Neverwinter Nights, so I can't say anything about those.
Comment and leave your picks for weird quests that you have encountered in your games.
Here are my observations from the Bioware games I have played.
Knights of the Old Republic: The Mystery Box.
-In this weird quest, you tempt fate, and get sucked through a portal of doom into a box with one very lonely alien. What follows is a riddle contest pulled straight from the hobbit, with the stakes being who's soul gets to inherit your outside body.
Jade Empire: The Gender Swap
-Out of the blue, following some strange instructions, your character finds a way to accidentally switch genders for a few seconds. It is just so random and comes out of nowhere that I classify it a weird quest.
Mass Effect: Conrad Vernor
-Commander Shepard gets his own fanboy, with a number of hilarious options to choose from. Not really too much else, since Mass Effect is trying to get away with being realistic.
Dragon Age Origins: Superman Crash Lands In Ferelden
-In a random encounter available with the Warden's Keep DLC, Superman's origin plays out. A child is picked up by an elderly couple after a meteor strike.
Mass Effect 2: Pyjak Blasting
-Again, Mass Effect is trying to be more realistic, so it is a bit of a reach. But the quest is so fun and random that it can't help but get on this list. Only Krogan would use rocket launchers to kill space monkeys.
So those are my picks for the Bioware Weird Quests. I haven't played Baldur's Gate or Neverwinter Nights, so I can't say anything about those.
Comment and leave your picks for weird quests that you have encountered in your games.