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Originally Posted by Katsuro
I'm still dead set on the fact that PVP is the best way for an MMO to have for a leveling system, its never boring, its always insanely fun, and it doesn't take an hour and a half...I'm cool with large mobs of VERY DIFFICULT quest monsters, or Bosses of all shapens and or sizes, and maybe some lingering monsters that have good drop and exp rates, but other than that PVP is the way to go, thers 2000000 players around you and your killing a mushroom monster why?.... >.>
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WAR offers exp from PVP and it is an interesting solution. PVP is almost guaranteed to remain interesting much longer than PVE based grinding, at least if it is done solo, again, quests or no quests.
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Originally Posted by Otium
Quests can be interesting if the system is well done. Earning special items through those quests makes them even more appealing. If you still prefer to solo, then it's all up to you, but keep in mind that there are people who like quests and not everyone find it monotonous and repetitive.
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You're probably right that questing solo can be somewhat more interesting than grinding solo, but in WoW I was so quickly fed up with the whole leveling process that I could almost vomit just thinking about doing another quest by the time my second character was L57. The same notion then repeated about a year later when I had to go from 60-70 in TBC. Needless to say, this never happened in games where exp is gained in groups. That's just me, though.