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Across the last month, we've seen Jagex introduce four new miniquests into the game.
One was temporary, for the 20th Anniversary celebration, using the Cook. It was funny and cute, and with a few touch ups could have been a great, permanent, novice tier quest. One is Foreshadowing, the first in a new series, Once Upon a Time, and was both interesting enough and long enough to easily qualify as a quest by itself. One is the Archaeology level lowering of the Vault of Shadows in Kharid-Et, which itself is basically a quest as is. Four major puzzles aren't anything to shake a stick at. This one is likely fine as a miniquest due to the way it works within Archaeology, but that's it. And then yesterday we got Tortle Combat.
Yet again, classified as and relegated to Miniquest tier, this was was super funny, really cute, and had nice rewards. Why on earth is it not a novice or even intermediate level quest? I'm just confused at this point. We get content like Chef's Assistant or Once Upon a Slime as full fledged quests, that are quests, and then we get several "miniquests" this year that are both bigger and better than those releases and they don't even get to be part of the quest cape?
What gives?
Please Jagex, make these releases the real quests they deserve to be. There's no reason to make them miniquests when they have the same level of quality and care normal small quests release get!
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