Good quest example:

OMFG! I lost my necklace to the woods of DOOM!!!!! And then a dragon ate it, but i dont have idea where the heck dragon lives oh and i remember dragon puking my necklace to a different continent... Oh well anyway to get to other continent u have to find it and it doesnt exist LOLZORZ!!! If you dont want to search you can always buy a cash shop item that teleports u to the necklace and it only costs 99999999 (enter cash shop currency) Oh and my sister is sick, she needs medicine, could you also get me 9999 black dragon horns? Their drop rate is 0,000000000000000000000000000001%... Happy hunting!!!

lolz the quests that tell u 2 speak with some1 beside them or deliver something 2 a person beside them always makes my laugh a ton, including d amount of exp they give you>.<

they need quests that goes over time that be interesting.

quests just gets to repeative.

Simply agreed.

I really tolerate some of the quests in most MMOs. Final Fantasy XI quests weren't that bad to do. I like doing the kill such a number of monster in PW because one I can I go grinding without feeling like it is senseless. Dream of Mirror, I do mostly elder quest just for guild fame and those really consist of only team quest, boss print quest, and collecting a number of items. I really don't see the problem with quests in MMOs. They are not really storyline based missions.

World of warcraft has epic questlines when you go to northrend. Those are pretty unique

Aside from escort quests, delivery quests, kill X critter(s) quests, and puzzles, craft and gather quests, what else can you really do with quests?

lol what the hell do u expect? teleport u into a fairy world  smiling and chaseing after butterfly?

 Try DDO, its quest based and I tell you, you have done no quest till you play DDO. They even got puzzles.

From my own experience the best quests in a MMORPG are the ones in The Chronicles of Spellborn. The quests there are nothing special - go get that, go kill these, go talk to this people but the thing is - you really should think where these stuff are. Some of them are pretty obvious but still these quests are part of a bigger chain. I also played PW some time ago so let's compare two similar quests from PW and TCOS where a father has his father sick due to some kind of poison.

In PW: My child has been bitten by a snake - go and kill 50 snakes to get the venom in their teeth. And I was like "Yeah, sure..."

In TCOS: "My child had fallen ill with several other people in the village. They all drank from the village well, so please check it, I have a fellow assassin at the researchers' guild, let him check the water in the well" - so you go to the well, you get some water, you go to the assassin, you give him the water, he tests it, he finds out someone poisoned the water and he tells you to go and find a plant that grows only in dark places so you go and search for that kind of place, which is a cave, you explore the gave till you find the plant, you;re back to the assassin, he makes the antidote and then you return to the father and give him the antidote. And in every stage of this journey there is a solid lore about why exactly you're doing this stuff.