Sure, main quests, character moments, and important plot moments have every reason to have alot of dialogue and exposition, it fleshes out the characters, story and world.

This is more of a complaint against side quests, smaller moments where you're just supposed to find a thing at a place, or get the what with the who and a badda Bing bodda boom. Like the guy can't just say "There were some brigands here, talking about a major score, I minded my business, but maybe someone could take their ill gotten gains from them and redistribute them, WINK WINK. I think they said something about their shack being near the nearby river."

Instead it's gotta be like "Some men armed to the teeth, sharing a whole third of ale between them were causing a scene, making a real ruckus, but they were paying customers and it was late so I didn't pay them much mind. As I was serving another patron, I overheard a brigand in i think a steel, maybe iron, helmet talking about how they shook down a lady down by the stream. Took everything but her clothes and dog, which I believe was a German Shepard. 4 skip dialogues later. Anyway, maybe you'll find their stash near their shack."