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16 replies · 2,754 views · Started 22 June 2002

I'm glad to hear that, Zelda Fan, I'm going to be adding plenty of those to my quest. A treat for you isn't it, and probably many more! Thanks to PrinceMSC for the great tiles though, some custom drawn too! 😃

I voted for gameplay, cuz the other options are VERY small, except for storyline, cuz you can include that to change as you go. Length doesn't matter, as long as it's not a 20 minute quest! I don't care too much for the monsters.......

Originally posted by Nick
If I have gameplay, I'm happy. Plot is an optional goodie. 😃

Which your quest has lots of.😉

I don't really care about graphics unless they're exeptional like PrinceMSC's new Mystic Land Tiles:drool: (I'm thinking of getting that quest just to rip the tiles😃 )

Originally posted by Spike
:lmao: PrinceMSC is too good for me... 🙄

To tell the truth I'm a bit jealous of him...:mischief:

But after all, he is a long time veteran.:shrug:

Revenge 2 rocks!

Just gameplay. Graphics mean almost nothing. Classic tileset rocks!

BTW Zeldalord, you are a newbie. *runs before he gets killed*

I won't vote cause you need plot, gameplay AND length. You can't have a good gameplay if there is no plot or length, I mean who wants to play a two-level quest?!?!?!? But you can't have a detailed plot unless you have a long quest. Or a a really long game that has no story whatsoever. Really the only thing that doesn't matter is the monster veriety. The rest are equally important.

*Shoots Happyman as he runs off* :lol:

I always look for good gameplay😉, but plot matters too; I'm not too fond of the "Link gets sucked into an interdimetional portal that breaks the Triforce apart" kind of thing.

Well, actually it depends on the Quest's Maker... If they have the dumbest plot in the world, but one of the best games it could still be one of the best. It just... Depends.

I choose gameplay. But I think that a plot keeps the player interested and makes them want to play on.