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As a recent quest cape awardee, having run out of quest unlocks to do and steadily progressing towards MQC and Comp, I started to miss new stories unfolding, so -

Zaros out, edicts re-established, Zamorak out with the rest... Are Moia and Adrasteia the new generation that will inevitably crash and bring on a new era / quest line? Other gods finding ways to get back in? Xau-Tak finally knocking on our door? Something / someone completely different? Seeing that the trend for the past years has been epic quests rather than minor / fun ones, what's next?

Just wondering what people's thoughts are, past "utility quests" like Fort and Necro. Not so much looking for "quests I'd like to see" and / or OSRS stuff like Monkey Madness 2 etc., but what is likely and logical to come, but both educated guesses and wild speculations welcome. I don't follow Twitter/X much so I might have missed something.

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9 months ago - /u/JagexAzanna - Direct link

Originally posted by Any-sao

Do existing Jmods not like old quest series to such an extent that they aren’t willing to try and continue them?

Let them bring in their new opinions.

It works on OSRS.

Lots of Jmods love the older quests and there is plenty of ideas and discussions on bringing them back, the issue I believe Doom was trying to convey is that a lot of the early quests were designed and essentially tied to their creators and there isn't a blueprint lying around that we can follow to continue on in the previously intended design.

So while we could pick them up again and aim to be faithful to the setup, it will be unlikely we get it just right, and that is before we even talk about if we can even live up to the expectations players have been building up in their minds for years (I have seen theories on Arposandra being an incredibly complex underground system of areas complete with multiple bosses and raids for example).

In the future there could definitely be follow ups to older quest lines but if we had planned on doing them we would want to do them right.