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Guild Wars 2: So Much to Do in Tyria

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  • LoekiiLoekii Member Posts: 430

    Originally posted by Suzie_Ford



    Originally posted by windEx1



    Wasted my time reading this. Someone that played the game like 2hours could tell more than you did.

    Guess you missed what I said in my first paragraph:

    I’m not going to pretend to be able to analyze every aspect, feature and nuance in Guild Wars 2. That’s honestly beyond my ken. I’m more of a big picture kind of girl but what a picture it is. Let’s take a look at several key components of the game just to whet your appetite.

    There are more detailed reports today on the skill/trait system, PvP and the UI. ;)

    Good rebuttle.    Thanks for the article.

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  • EmrendilEmrendil Member Posts: 199

    Please, release it already! :)

  • niceguy3978niceguy3978 Member UncommonPosts: 2,047

    Originally posted by QSatu

    Originally posted by C1d0s

    I think some of us are confused on what "open world" actually entails.

    While there is a difference between zones and instances, the actual map in which you partcipate in WvWvW is instanced in the fact it requires you go through a specific portal to spawn. Thusly, it is impossible for outsiders to join merely by happen-stance or from a bordering zone - of which there are none because it's an instance.

    Also, there's a 100v100 player limit, which also refutes the idea that this is open world PVP. Legitimate open world PVP is pretty much stapled by the fact that anyone, at any time, from anywhere can jump in and participate in combat without any such limitation. 

    If that is the case then wouldn't most mmos be instanced then? since most new mmos have limit to the number of players there can be in the zone. Tera has channels so it means it's instanced by your definition?


     

    Yes, almost every mmo released in the last 6 years has used instances.  Any copy of a zone is an "instance" of that zone.  SWTOR is the best recent example.  At launch you may have had 5 or 6 copies or instances of the starter zones/planets.  The only instances in wow are the dungeons and bg's.  But AOC and SWTOR both had full zone instances or copies.

  • HorrorScopeHorrorScope Member UncommonPosts: 599

    How does the NDA work? Media is allowed to talk about last weekends beta, but others are not? Just wondering. I have some opinions myself, but cannot share. Thanks.

  • JetrpgJetrpg Member UncommonPosts: 2,347

    Originally posted by Sylvarii

    Originally posted by DarkPony

    (But if WvWvW will mean long term pvp fun by the buckets (rather than "repetitive XL battleground") that might change).

    We already know that WvWvW is not a battleground PVP it's open world PVP,structual PVP is your battleground type PvP but you know this already.

    Why would you have a problem with battleground PVP anyway,your favorite game has it.

    I'm not talking about your latest fad either. 

     

    Doesn't mean it will not play more like AV or AB than DAOC's Frontier.

    The jury is not out on how well the wvwvw maps are yet.

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  • gainesvilleggainesvilleg Member CommonPosts: 1,053

    Originally posted by davestr1zl



    Originally posted by s4nder






    Originally posted by mazut





    skill challenges shouldnt be shown on the map :/ Caves also shouldnt be shown until you find them... Why makeing it easier. Exploring is to find somethig, not to run to a already known point :(

    I agree. It's not exploration when you have an icon showing you where to go to get a guaranteed reward. It's called questhelper.






     

    Completely agree, when watching the video it was absolutely puzzling to me how he was going on about how great it is encouraging exploration when by showing it on the map it actually does the exact opposite..

    That is one of my issues with teleportation as well.  Exploration often is something you don't plan to do but you just might see something (while traveling from point A to B) that catches your eye in the distance and head over there.  Teleportation makes that much less likely.

    GW2 "built from the ground up with microtransactions in mind"
    1) Cash->Gems->Gold->Influence->WvWvWBoosts = PAY2WIN
    2) Mystic Chests = Crass in-game cash shop advertisements

  • JetrpgJetrpg Member UncommonPosts: 2,347

    Originally posted by DarkPony

    Originally posted by Sylvarii


    Originally posted by DarkPony

    (But if WvWvW will mean long term pvp fun by the buckets (rather than "repetitive XL battleground") that might change).

    We already know that WvWvW is not a battleground PVP it's open world PVP

    Not really. It's still in an instanced off part of the game with predetermined objectives. Also there are examples of large battlegrounds like AV in WOW (which also happens to have small group and single player secondary objectives) which kind of closes the gap between battlegrounds and world pvp. i.e. I wonder if WvWvW still feels like being in a vast BG such as AV.

    It isn't open world just persistant and large scale .

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  • evictonevicton Member Posts: 398

    Originally posted by hikaru77

    Originally posted by Badgered86




    Originally posted by Rohn



    So, it has good graphics, combat, the ability to group, quests, and multiple races.





    Wow, that's never been done before....





    For all the hype, that's what I'm hearing - when actually playing it, this game is a lot "more of the same" than ANet has been making it sound.





    Have to wait and see.










     

    It isn't "more of the same".  Trust me.  It's actually different.  You actually have freedom in this game.  You're not pushed down a narrow corridor of quest after quest after quest.  You can go wherever you want to and do whatever events tickle your fancy (assuming you're not grossly underpowered).  No, I'm not a beta tester, but I'm also not here to shill for ANet.

    Freedom?, Is exactly like warhammer pqs and rift dynamics events, didnt find any single difference, it the same system, with stages like, again, Rift and Warhammer. and Actually your personal history quest wokrs like the old same system of ¨pick a quest¨ and go and  kill x mobs etc etc. There is nothing different in GW2, dont know why the fanboys keep talking about ¨Gw2 is new and revolutionary¨, is just the same old system than any other MMO before.

    You left out the heart tasks which also function like traditional quests and there is alot of them... There are 667 hearts in the game and each one has multiple tasks, even if on an average a heart has 2 tasks and I know from the press beta there was more like 4-5 per heart. That means this game has more traditional type quests at launch then vanilla wow. And on top of that there is also the 1500 de's.

    Now I don't think there is anything wrong with that I actually think its cool. But people who go on and on about how tradition quests are dead because of de's are in for some disapointment. Once you finish all the heart tasks the npc turns into a karma vendor too/ My guess is even people who hate normal quests are going to feel compelled to do heart tasks to unlock the vendor to see what they got.

    I think the bigger difference between gw2 and rift/warhammer is not the difference between de and pq or rifts. But in those games you went on the journey 'leveling' to get to the endgame raids/city sieges. In gw2 the journey is the game.

  • JetrpgJetrpg Member UncommonPosts: 2,347

    Originally posted by DarkPony

    Originally posted by Sylvarii


    Originally posted by DarkPony


    Originally posted by Sylvarii


    Originally posted by DarkPony

    (But if WvWvW will mean long term pvp fun by the buckets (rather than "repetitive XL battleground") that might change).

    We already know that WvWvW is not a battleground PVP it's open world PVP

    Not really. It's still in an instanced off part of the game with predetermined objectives. Also there are examples of large battlegrounds like AV in WOW (which also happens to have small group and single player secondary objectives) which kind of closes the gap between battlegrounds and world pvp. i.e. I wonder if WvWvW still feels like being in a vast BG such as AV.

    Nope WvWvW happens in a zone which is not the same as an instance,you do know the differance from a zone and an instance,ermm obviously not.An instance is a part of the world where only you and your group can enter,it's not open to anyone else except your group.

    WvWvW happens in a zone where anyone can enter at anytime,it's persistant not like an instance.

    Structual PVP is the same as WOW battlegrounds not WvWvW.

    Guess you learn something new everyday but you should know the differance by now.image

     

    ,structual PVP is your battleground type PvP but you know this already.

    Yesh.

    Why would you have a problem with battleground PVP anyway,your favorite game has it.

    Wut?

    swtor.

    I'm not talking about your latest fad either. 

    Doublewut?!

     Double swtor.

     

    Now you know the differance from a zone and an instance,glad i could help you.image

    Uhm, where to start?

    Oh yes ... you can call it instance, you can call it zone, you can even call it herpderpia ... it's still outside of the regular gameworld and even split up in four seperate sub-herpderpias (one home herpderpia for each server and one shared).

    "Open world" pvp? Not really. You are correct.

    Also if you really want to go semantics: two week rotations still isn't persistent.

    There there is no such thing as persistent at all in the universe for all things change. IT server down time, crashes, end of humanity, end of the solar system, end of the universe.

    There is a limit to objecting on baseless ground and you sir have found it.

    Also also: why u so vengeful, Sylvarii?

     

     

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  • PuremallacePuremallace Member Posts: 1,856

    For a game called Guild Wars it is sounding more and more like it is pointless to have one on the pve side of the game with no content bigger then 5mans. Not sure how this is considered actual competition.

     

    All this will do is make people keep playing [insert themepark] for actual pve end game and Gw2 for pvp. So sad they took the lazy approach and did not include end game. ALSO FOR ANYONE WHO GOES ZOMG PURE IS TROLLING DERRRR

     

    Aion's end game consisted only of 5mans for pve end game on launch and fort battles for pvp and we see how that ended up. Do not be hypocrites and criticize one and not the other.

     

  • evictonevicton Member Posts: 398

    Originally posted by Jetrpg

    Originally posted by DarkPony


    Originally posted by Sylvarii


    Originally posted by DarkPony

    (But if WvWvW will mean long term pvp fun by the buckets (rather than "repetitive XL battleground") that might change).

    We already know that WvWvW is not a battleground PVP it's open world PVP

    Not really. It's still in an instanced off part of the game with predetermined objectives. Also there are examples of large battlegrounds like AV in WOW (which also happens to have small group and single player secondary objectives) which kind of closes the gap between battlegrounds and world pvp. i.e. I wonder if WvWvW still feels like being in a vast BG such as AV.

    This is wrong, it is open world. One could say every zone in wow is instanced, but that wouldn't make them not open. Basiclly, can anyone enter, is there a player cap ? If no then its open world.

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    So since there is a player cap your saying it isn't open world?

  • C1d0sC1d0s Member UncommonPosts: 238

    Originally posted by niceguy3978



    Originally posted by QSatu






    Originally posted by C1d0s





    I think some of us are confused on what "open world" actually entails.

    While there is a difference between zones and instances, the actual map in which you partcipate in WvWvW is instanced in the fact it requires you go through a specific portal to spawn. Thusly, it is impossible for outsiders to join merely by happen-stance or from a bordering zone - of which there are none because it's an instance.

    Also, there's a 100v100 player limit, which also refutes the idea that this is open world PVP. Legitimate open world PVP is pretty much stapled by the fact that anyone, at any time, from anywhere can jump in and participate in combat without any such limitation. 

    If that is the case then wouldn't most mmos be instanced then? since most new mmos have limit to the number of players there can be in the zone. Tera has channels so it means it's instanced by your definition?






     

    Yes, almost every mmo released in the last 6 years has used instances.  Any copy of a zone is an "instance" of that zone.  SWTOR is the best recent example.  At launch you may have had 5 or 6 copies or instances of the starter zones/planets.  The only instances in wow are the dungeons and bg's.  But AOC and SWTOR both had full zone instances or copies.

    What you both are referring to are called shards. You are correct in your definition as they are instances of a particular zone which are separated to promote  smoother, less laggy gameplay by means of alleviating clutter.

    I'll use World of Warcraft as an example, seeing how it's one of the only games I am familiar with on an extensive level.


    1. No zones are restricted to a population. There are NO shards. Period.

    2. Prior to Battlegrounds, open world PVP was all there was. There were no boundries, there were no population restrictions.

    To me, that's much more open world than GW2's instanced WvWvW.

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  • spookydomspookydom Member UncommonPosts: 1,782

    Originally posted by HorrorScope

    How does the NDA work? Media is allowed to talk about last weekends beta, but others are not? Just wondering. I have some opinions myself, but cannot share. Thanks.




     

    I have some strong opinions I would like to share as well. But I think we have to keep quiet until the NDA is lifted.

  • DarkPonyDarkPony Member Posts: 5,566

    Originally posted by evicton

    Originally posted by Jetrpg


    Originally posted by DarkPony


    Originally posted by Sylvarii


    Originally posted by DarkPony

    (But if WvWvW will mean long term pvp fun by the buckets (rather than "repetitive XL battleground") that might change).

    We already know that WvWvW is not a battleground PVP it's open world PVP

    Not really. It's still in an instanced off part of the game with predetermined objectives. Also there are examples of large battlegrounds like AV in WOW (which also happens to have small group and single player secondary objectives) which kind of closes the gap between battlegrounds and world pvp. i.e. I wonder if WvWvW still feels like being in a vast BG such as AV.

    This is wrong, it is open world. One could say every zone in wow is instanced, but that wouldn't make them not open. Basiclly, can anyone enter, is there a player cap ? If no then its open world.

    ...

     

     

     

    So since there is a player cap your saying it isn't open world?

    Nice one.

    Anyway, it's just pointless to argue with some people. WvWvW is what it is but it isn't open world pvp. I only called it "instance" in the first place to explain how it is seperated from the main gameworld, which it is, very much so. Also it is divided in 4 seperate sub areas ...

    Like I said; you can call WvWvW "instanced", "zoned" or "herpderpia'd", it doesn't change the fact that it isn't open world pvp. Let's just call it "World versus World versus World pvp" and stop with the pointless semantics.

     

  • JetrpgJetrpg Member UncommonPosts: 2,347

    Originally posted by Arcona

    there is only one mmorpg that is not instanced, Eve Online.

    All other are split into

    servers -> zones -> instances

    WEll one could argue that eve is the most zoned mmo i have played.

    Though not instanced.

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  • JetrpgJetrpg Member UncommonPosts: 2,347

    Originally posted by DarkPony

    Originally posted by evicton


    Originally posted by Jetrpg


    Originally posted by DarkPony


    Originally posted by Sylvarii


    Originally posted by DarkPony

    (But if WvWvW will mean long term pvp fun by the buckets (rather than "repetitive XL battleground") that might change).

    We already know that WvWvW is not a battleground PVP it's open world PVP

    Not really. It's still in an instanced off part of the game with predetermined objectives. Also there are examples of large battlegrounds like AV in WOW (which also happens to have small group and single player secondary objectives) which kind of closes the gap between battlegrounds and world pvp. i.e. I wonder if WvWvW still feels like being in a vast BG such as AV.

    This is wrong, it is open world. One could say every zone in wow is instanced, but that wouldn't make them not open. Basiclly, can anyone enter, is there a player cap ? If no then its open world.

    ...

     

     

     

    So since there is a player cap your saying it isn't open world?

    Nice one.

    Anyway, it's just pointless to argue with some people. WvWvW is what it is but it isn't open world pvp. I only called it "instance" in the first place to explain how it is seperated from the main gameworld, which it is, very much so. Also it is divided in 4 seperate sub areas ...

    Like I said; you can call WvWvW "instanced", "zoned" or "herpderpia'd", it doesn't change the fact that it isn't open world pvp. Let's just call it "World versus World versus World pvp" and stop with the pointless semantics.

     

    WEll thast been edited, but it being divided doesn't make it instanced in anyway what-so-ever. Its not semantics its you wanted to redifine open world as you inccorect believe it to be.

    However, because i am do care to be accurate, its not OPEN world.

    It actually has a 300 player cap per INSTANCE and therefore 100% not open world.

    EDIT - most recent ANET posts say at least ~500 per map. Still not open world tho.

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  • PyukPyuk Member UncommonPosts: 762

    The exploration aspect of GW2 has me sold.

    I make spreadsheets at work - I don't want to make them for the games I play.

  • RoybeRoybe Member UncommonPosts: 420

    Originally posted by niceguy3978



    Originally posted by Sylvarii






    Originally posted by DarkPony








    Originally posted by Sylvarii








    Originally posted by DarkPony








    Originally posted by Sylvarii








    Originally posted by DarkPony





    (But if WvWvW will mean long term pvp fun by the buckets (rather than "repetitive XL battleground") that might change).

    We already know that WvWvW is not a battleground PVP it's open world PVP

    Not really. It's still in an instanced off part of the game with predetermined objectives. Also there are examples of large battlegrounds like AV in WOW (which also happens to have small group and single player secondary objectives) which kind of closes the gap between battlegrounds and world pvp. i.e. I wonder if WvWvW still feels like being in a vast BG such as AV.

    Nope WvWvW happens in a zone which is not the same as an instance,you do know the differance from a zone and an instance,ermm obviously not.An instance is a part of the world where only you and your group can enter,it's not open to anyone else except your group.

    WvWvW happens in a zone where anyone can enter at anytime,it's persistant not like an instance.

    Structual PVP is the same as WOW battlegrounds not WvWvW.

    Guess you learn something new everyday but you should know the differance by now.image

     

    ,structual PVP is your battleground type PvP but you know this already.

    Yesh.

    Why would you have a problem with battleground PVP anyway,your favorite game has it.

    Wut?

    swtor.

    I'm not talking about your latest fad either. 

    Doublewut?!

     Double swtor.

     

    Now you know the differance from a zone and an instance,glad i could help you.image

    Uhm, where to start?

    Oh yes ... you can call it instance, you can call it zone, you can even call it herpderpia ... it's still outside of the regular gameworld and even split up in four seperate sub-herpderpias (one home herpderpia for each server and one shared).

    "Open world" pvp? Not really.

    Also if you really want to go semantics: two week rotations still isn't persistent.

    Also also: why u so vengeful, Sylvarii?

     

    Nope it's not an instance,it's a zone that allows anyone to enter,that's not the same as an instance.

    WvWvW happens in a zone not an instance,in that zone it's open world PVP not like WOW where you have PVP servers that aloow PVP anywhere but open world pvp in a zone that is not an instance.

    Ill let Colin Johanson explain it to you.

     

    “The other thing that I think is important and this is not a direct answer, but we have World vs. World PvP in Guild Wars 2. I think that will impact PvE as well. Which is your server shard matched up against two other servers in open world PvP. If you like Dark Age of Camelot, this is, in our minds the next evolution of that. It is something that really drove community and you care about what you are doing on a PVE and PvP side. You care about the people on the server. We think we will have those bonds because your server is matched up against two other servers. So it is just that much more important that you become friends and you bond with the players on your server. So the friends you make through PvE and Dynamic Events, those friends will carry over into World vs. World PvP. You may get out of World vs. World PvP and go back to early zones to do events with new people and help encourage them to join you in the fight for your server to take part in battles and beat the other two. We expect large strong communities on each server and I think PvP will end up affecting PvE because people will work together.” -Colin Johanson (Lead Content Designer)

     






     

    It isn't open world because, well, you can't pvp in the world.  Only in that one zone.  Maybe open zone pvp would be a more appropriate term, at least moreso than open world, because it simply isn't.




     

    So let's see, Open World PvP means:  the ability to PvP in the 'main' PvE world.  Now what does PvE world mean?  The place the story line evolves?  The place characters progress/level?  The place where people COULD be ganked and harassed if they did not WANT to PvP? A second server choice where people could co-operate, protect, and help each other NOT be ganked and build comeraderie, etc.

     

    So if you feel that the very last description is what you want, then choose a main server, and then choose to play only in W v W.  You will get loot drops from killing others, ganking will not be available (well you wouldn't think so since there is no one playing in this area that wouldn't expect another player to NOT kill them), you will have 4 different zones/maps/whatevers to infiltrate and fight over, you can either kill mobs, or enlist mobs to help your side, oh yeah AND you can totally level to max level in W v W (W v W does not level you to max level automatically)

  • waynejr2waynejr2 Member EpicPosts: 7,769

    Originally posted by SlickShoes

    "There are few things that will leave players scratching their heads".

     

    What are these things? Everything else sounds good but to drop that in at the end and not go in to any detail at all seems a bit weird.

    See, it left you scratching your head!

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  • just1opinionjust1opinion Member UncommonPosts: 4,641

    Originally posted by QSatu

    Originally posted by Rohn

    So, it has good graphics, combat, the ability to group, quests, and multiple races.

    Wow, that's never been done before....

    For all the hype, that's what I'm hearing - when actually playing it, this game is a lot "more of the same" than ANet has been making it sound.

    Have to wait and see.

    If that's what you read then I advice you to re-read it a few more times. Reading comprehension ftw.

     

    Really don't bother.  I sincerely don't want people ingame that have so little interest in the game that they can't even read or research anything about the game.  That would include a LOT of people from this site.  Are those really the kind of gamers you want to play side by side with even for a few days?  Not I.  I have TOTALLY quit trying to "convince" people of anything good about Anet or GW2.  It just means that the people who actually WANT TO BE THERE will be there.  Those are the people with whom I want to play the game.  Know what I mean?

     

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  • dzoni87dzoni87 Member Posts: 541

    From Wikipedia:

    ...an instance is a special area, typically a dungeon, that generates a new copy of the location for each group, or for certain number of players, that enters the area...

    Is WvW limited to certain number of players? Maybe, I dont know.

    Is WvW open-world PvP? Definately not.

    Are the Continents similar like the ones in WoW Instanced areas? Well no. They ARE separated by Zeppelins/Ships/Dark Portals, but they are not instanced. If the same case would be with WvW zones, they wont be instanced on any way or form.

    If the WvW zones create another copy for every 100 or 200 or w/e people then it will be instanced.

    Separated Areas =/= Instanced Areas. This topic is becoming not old, but ancient. Get over it people.

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    Waiting for: Pathfinder Online

  • dzoni87dzoni87 Member Posts: 541

    Originally posted by Puremallace

    For a game called Guild Wars it is sounding more and more like it is pointless to have one on the pve side of the game with no content bigger then 5mans. Not sure how this is considered actual competition.

     

    All this will do is make people keep playing [insert themepark] for actual pve end game and Gw2 for pvp. So sad they took the lazy approach and did not include end game. ALSO FOR ANYONE WHO GOES ZOMG PURE IS TROLLING DERRRR

     

    Aion's end game consisted only of 5mans for pve end game on launch and fort battles for pvp and we see how that ended up. Do not be hypocrites and criticize one and not the other.

     

    ok i Edited my post, because i saw your point. However, i dont see how is 5 man bad thing. This is not a Hardcore raiding game, you will be dissapointed if you are looking for 25 man-raid hardcore GS hunt.

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  • fivorothfivoroth Member UncommonPosts: 3,916

    Originally posted by Valentina

    Every game has it's flaws, and it's strengths and GW2 will not be magically exempt from this. The personal story system from everything we've seen so far does indeed appear to be lacking pretty heavily, since it seems to totally displace you from the game-world and put you in this weird backdrop situation, with static characters. The game world seems impressive enough, but with no real end-game as part of their ideology with this game, I wonder how long this game will hold sustained interest in the majority of the gaming community. The game definitely is looking impressive in many ways, I'll be playing with many of you when launch is finally here...But I probably won't be canceling my SW:TOR subscription for this, and I don't think many other people will be, either. Partially due to the fact you don't need to since this game has no sub-fee, but also because there *will* be things that aren't quite to standard with GW2 that you'll only find in a game like SW:TOR, or even older MMO's.




     

    Raiding is one of the main reasons why I stopped playing MMOs. You hit max level and you are forced to raid. I don't even try new MMOs anymore. I know that I will go through all the levels and once I hit max level I will have nothing to do because the main focus is on raiding.

    GW1 didn't have raiding and there was lots to do once you hit max level. GW2 is even better.

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  • TalinTalin Member UncommonPosts: 918

    While there is a disclaimer in the opening paragraph, my expectation is that an article titled "So Much to Do in Tyria" should provide a high-level view of a significant amount of topics and features. Instead, the article touches on some very basic functionality and barely even mentions PvP, WvWvW, crafting, or other systems. I would have titled this as a surface-level preview of the first few hours of gameplay instead of the title on the article currently.

  • koljanekoljane Member UncommonPosts: 171

    Nice video and efort i must admit but at the end GW2 will be what GW1 was "WOW for poor people".

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