What was the worst quest in skyrim and its addons so far? Why was it so bad? And would you be upset if a quest like it was implemented in dragonborn?

main quest, it's boring, yes.

Which: College of Winterhold.

Why: It's not well thought out. You become the leader of an organization while you're still a little wet behind the ears. What bothered me the most is the general lack of involvement of the other members of the guild. They do absolutely [censored] nothing and send you on fetch quests with no help from other students or seniors. It's a complete and utter joke to believe that the College would trust one student to carry out all of the tasks (Staff of Magnus quest for instance). The College questline is literally a terrible version of Harry Potter and his quest for the varying horcrux, except he was doing it all by himself with no help from his friends.

Would I be upset: [censored] yes.

The Gildergreen quest.

It was a wasted quest just to fix a tree, even though it is Kynareths creation.

For me it was the no stone unturned quest. God that svcked. All those dang tiny little stones taking up inv space and weight and making me feel cluttered.

Quest items are weightless so that isn't really a big deal. An example would be the Elder Scrolls weigh 20 lbs each it says but it has no effect on you're weight score.

All of Skyrim's quests except the Dark Brotherhood storyline.

I didn't realise quest items didn't effect weight. I saw the weight number and just assumed. Well the no stone unturned still svcked! Hunting down all those damn gems and the crown.

No quest line in particular; overall I find this a very enjoyable game. What I did dislike, though, was that even to join the Bard's College I had to slay draugr - in the very first quest they gave me. In Morrowind you would usually start with simple (and peaceful) quests such as collecting flowers for the Mages' Guild. Yes, you might encounter Kagouti, but they were easy to run away from.

Hahaha. I just find it ironic that the bards college requires fighting. I mean the bards are always safe in inns and towns. The only time I've seen a bard in danger was my bard at home. And he ran inside to cower like a wuss.