my favorite side quest in a game would have to be in fallout 3 where you had to face the antgoniser and the guy dressed in all metal an cannot reacall what the name of this quest is those.
whats yours?
whats yours?
favorite side quest in a game
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I'd have to say the quest in Oblivion where you need to go check out why the local merchant Thoronir has lower prices than everyone else. After investigation, you learn all his items are graverobberies, and you get to kill the robber!
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Actually Unlocking Yuffie in FF:VII and helping her in her hometown is a personal favorite.(Spoilier)She may try to steal your materia.
On a side-note my least favorite has to be the find me a rare item from a creature family but it only drops from 1 type in a special region of an area and then rarely to boot.
Actually Unlocking Yuffie in FF:VII and helping her in her hometown is a personal favorite.(Spoilier)She may try to steal your materia.
On a side-note my least favorite has to be the find me a rare item from a creature family but it only drops from 1 type in a special region of an area and then rarely to boot.
I really enjoyed the "Lifting the Vale" quest in Oblivion, despite the awful pun in the title.
I just liked the feeling of being on an epic quest, which you have to do on foot and involves travelling quite a long distance, to go and fetch a powerful, legendary artefact; the sort of thing that you expect from a good side quest in a fantasy RPG.
What was disappointing with Oblivion was that the side quests were almost always better than the main quest.
I just liked the feeling of being on an epic quest, which you have to do on foot and involves travelling quite a long distance, to go and fetch a powerful, legendary artefact; the sort of thing that you expect from a good side quest in a fantasy RPG.
What was disappointing with Oblivion was that the side quests were almost always better than the main quest.
