"quest task" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a specific task or assignment given as part of a larger quest or mission. Here is an example: "The final barrier to completing the quest was the daunting task of retrieving the ancient artifact from the depths of the temple."
True, unlike Liberty City this place isn't stuffed to the skyline with side-quests, mini-tasks and cousins asking you to go bowling.
There is often a series of narrative missions which move the story along, but the world will also contain an array of optional side-quests and tasks, which provide different experiences and allow the player to "level up" with new items and abilities.
After choosing a pokémon companion to begin your quest, trainers are tasked with exploring the island for hidden treasure.
There are echoes of earlier stories in Beauty and the Beast, most obviously the Cupid and Psyche myth, with its enchanted groom, quest, and magical tasks.
It is up to the researcher to choose which one to use based on the task and quest.
Far Cry 3 was an absolute revelation for the franchise with a mind-blowing storyline and hundreds of interesting side-quests, so Ubisoft's task of following that up will prove tricky.
I guess our quest to delegate mundane tasks to machines ultimately lead to the creation of the necktie-knotting robot dubbed Why Knot.
Playing a game like Skyrim or Grand Theft Auto V, with their myriad demands, their side-quests, their emergent tasks, is more like a relationship than "consuming" a film or TV series.
Like many other open-world games, Rockstar loads its landscapes with dynamic quests and fetch tasks to provide the player with things to do while they explore, and little accomplishments to tick off.
I wasn't suicidal: quite the opposite; I was petrified about the possibility of suicide and the quest for certainty, the impossible task of eliminating every inch of doubt that I could be capable of such an act, had made me very poorly indeed.
