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80 things to do at lv 80....apparently

IfrianMMOIfrianMMO Member UncommonPosts: 252

http://guildwars2hub.com/features/editorials/80-things-do-level-80

80 Things to Do At Level 80

  1. Complete your personal story
  2. Defeat Zhaitan
  3. Unlock all available skills for your profession / race
  4. Raise your crafting disciplines to skill level 400
  5. Earn enough gold to purchase a racial armor set
  6. Earn enough karma to purchase an exotic armor set
  7. Play through all dungeons in story mode
  8. Complete all dungeons in explorable mode
  9. Complete all 33 possible explorable mode dungeon paths
  10. Earn enough dungeon tokens to purchase a set of armor
  11. Collect a set of armor from each dungeon in the game
  12. Start a petition to make the Undead Orrian Chicken a new necro minion
  13. Earn enough karma to purchase a racial weapon
  14. Craft an exotic weapon for your character
  15. Craft an exotic armor set for your character
  16. Purchase a Dragon’s Deep weapon
  17. Earn all possible PvE titles
  18. Experiment with new builds for your profession
  19. Discover all possible recipes for your crafting disciplines
  20. Master all crafting disciplines
  21. Experiment with the Mystic Forge
  22. Create a Mystic weapon in the Mystic Forge
  23. Craft a legendary weapon in the Mystic Forge
  24. Explore all areas in the game
  25. Find and use a vial of black dye
  26. Find a vial of black dye and give it to a friend
  27. Create or purchase a full set of 20 slot bags
  28. Give Logan a wedgie
  29. Participate in the Norn Keg Brawl
  30. Unlock all Keg Brawl achievements
  31. Create a new character to experience a different profession / race
  32. Participate in structured PvP
  33. Raise your sPvP rank
  34. Achieve the rank of Ascendant in sPvP
  35. Complete your favorite sPvP cosmetic armor set
  36. Collect new cosmetic weapon skins for sPvP
  37. Unlock all possible cosmetic weapon and armor skins in sPvP
  38. Earn all sPvP titles
  39. Find and complete all 31 jumping puzzles
  40. Complete the current Monthly achievements
  41. Help your guild earn influence to unlock additional perks
  42. Outrun a centaur
  43. Charm all possible pets as a Ranger
  44. Create an all-ranger guild called Team Rocket, lose constantly in sPvP
  45. Collect all 101 types of cooking materials
  46. Fill every collection slot in the bank with at least one item
  47. Participate in World versus World
  48. Help your world win in WvW
  49. Defeat enough enemy players in WvW to complete the medal
  50. Complete the awesome Yakslapper achievement in WvW
  51. Complete all WvW achievements
  52. Build and use all siege weapon types in WvW
  53. Earn all possible WvW Titles
  54. Play the organ in Caledon forest, and party with the Quaggan
  55. Earn enough gold to purchase a Commander Tome
  56. Visit the monument to Killeen and pay your respects
  57. Defeat the Shatterer
  58. Defeat the Claw of Jormag
  59. Defeat Tequatl the Sunless
  60. Add new friends to your friend’s list
  61. Organize an in-game event for your guild
  62. Complete every map in the game
  63. Participate in meta events
  64. Discover and participate in new dynamic events
  65. Collect stacks of butter and butter prank your friends
  66. Learn the ins and outs of the Trading Post
  67. Get rich selling Globs of Ectoplasm
  68. Buy a Box o’ Fun and throw a party in Lion’s Arch
  69. Complete an armor set for your character’s Order
  70. Read all of the books in Divinity's Reach
  71. Read the story of how Ebonhawke was founded
  72. Complete all possible weapon achievements for your character
  73. Defeat the Champion of Grenth and purchase the exotic armor set
  74. Write about your level 80 experience, have it published on GW2Hub
  75. Purchase a set of armor from the guild armorsmith
  76. Purchase a set of weapons from the guild weaponsmith
  77. Complete all Slayer achievements
  78. Complete the Lifetime Survivor achievement
  79. Go skydiving in Arah after defeating Zhaitan
  80. Have fun!

 

So according to the "experts" this is the list of different and fun things you are supposed to be able to do at lv 80.

I love how the 90% of it is :

 

-Grind for Gear

-Grind for achievements

-Grind for collect random crap

-Spam dungeons like crazy

 

But hey, it´s GW2, that automatically makes it  non-grind and fun apparently, even though any other game would be burned to death if they presented such a list as "endgame content"

I like the game, i have bought gems two times already to support it, and i will keep getting the expansions and whatever they throw at us because i enjoy the game, but it came to a moment where anything gw2 does is automatically holy and fun for no other reason that it´s gw2

And this is why i hate this game´s fanbois much more than i do hate the haters, despite the fact i do enjoy the game myself.

This is getting ridiculous.

 

 

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  • f0dell54f0dell54 Member CommonPosts: 329
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  • TheLizardbonesTheLizardbones Member CommonPosts: 10,910

    Is one of the options spending the rest of your natural life getting a Legendary Weapon from the Infinite Forge thing? I didn't read all of them.

    I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.

  • BadSpockBadSpock Member UncommonPosts: 7,979

    You can make a similar list for every mmorpg ever released and 90% of it will be some form of grinding too.

    I think this was done to combat the "nothing to do at 80" folks not the "omg GW2 has totally different end-game" folks.

    I think this proves there is plenty to do at 80, and anyone who ever thought GW2 would be some holy grail of different end-game play was fooling themselves.

    It's just the entire game is pretty much what's on this list and most themepark MMOs you have to be 80 first and then the game changes, GW2 the game 1-79 is pretty much the same as the game at 80.

    That's the difference, and is still not "unique" as most sandbox games are this way too (no "different' end-game at the top.)

     

  • WhiteLanternWhiteLantern Member RarePosts: 3,309

    You reallize that you're playing it wrong, right?

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    don'tbanme, don'tbanme, don'tbanme

    I want a mmorpg where people have gone through misery, have gone through school stuff and actually have had sex even. -sagil

  • TheLizardbonesTheLizardbones Member CommonPosts: 10,910

    [mod edit]

    I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.

  • IfrianMMOIfrianMMO Member UncommonPosts: 252
    Originally posted by lizardbones

    Is one of the options spending the rest of your natural life getting a Legendary Weapon from the Infinite Forge thing? I didn't read all of them.

    Yes, alongside "prank your friends"  and "Make guild events" and other similar things that are apparently game content.

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  • ShakyMoShakyMo Member CommonPosts: 7,207
    The difference is, you are not forced to do Any of that 80 in order to participate in future content
  • BadSpockBadSpock Member UncommonPosts: 7,979

    Like in UO, you know what I was doing before I was 7X GM?

    The same stuff I was doing after I was 7X GM.

    It is "different" than most other themepark MMOs in that sense, but not unique to GW2 and actually quite common in the sandbox sub-genre.

    Again I think this list was put together to combat the "nothing to do at 80" crowd, not put together to tout how "revolutionary and different GW2 end-game is" because it's really not - it's just different then a lot of themepark MMOs.

  • TheLizardbonesTheLizardbones Member CommonPosts: 10,910


    Originally posted by IfrianMMO
    Originally posted by lizardbones Is one of the options spending the rest of your natural life getting a Legendary Weapon from the Infinite Forge thing? I didn't read all of them.
    Yes, alongside "prank your friends"  and "Make guild events" and other similar things that are apparently game content.


    I just read the list and I get it now. I think. What I really think is an editor came up with the subject of an article (80 things to do at level 80 is too 'neat'), and then handed it off to some unlucky person who had to start making things up. The truly unlucky person is the person who had to write that article. There's no way they could have written a good list.

    I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.

  • ShakyMoShakyMo Member CommonPosts: 7,207
    These "no endgame" people, what they really mean is "waaaagh no raids"

    Well boo hoo, excuse me while I produce the worlds smallest violin. A million and one raid grinding mmos ~> that a way
  • MMOwandererMMOwanderer Member Posts: 415
    Originally posted by WhiteLantern

    You reallize that you're playing it wrong, right?

     

    Dude, you're having fun the wrong way!

     

    Don't ban me either.

     

    Also, special 81 for GW1 playwers- Jump. image

  • IfrianMMOIfrianMMO Member UncommonPosts: 252

    I can do this kind of list too.

    PONG ENDGAME:

    - Hit the "ball" with your upper edge

    -Hit the "ball" with your lower edge

    - Hit the ball with your mid-section

    -Make the "ball" go upwards

    -Make the "ball" go downwards

    -Make the ball bounce 4 times between the two sticks

    - Collect all the differently colored pong sticks

    -Beat your father 3 matches in a row

    -Beat your mother 3 matches in a row

    -Beat all your friends

    -Make a pong fanclub

    -Obtain 30 members for your pong fanclub

     

    And i could do this for hours, and it is still all true.

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  • f0dell54f0dell54 Member CommonPosts: 329
    Originally posted by BadSpock

    Like in UO, you know what I was doing before I was 7X GM?

    The same stuff I was doing after I was 7X GM.

    It is "different" than most other themepark MMOs in that sense, but not unique to GW2 and actually quite common in the sandbox sub-genre.

    Again I think this list was put together to combat the "nothing to do at 80" crowd, not put together to tout how "revolutionary and different GW2 end-game is" because it's really not - it's just different then a lot of themepark MMOs.

    Macroing before 7X GM

    Not macroing after 7X GM

    GW2= Nothing like UO in any sense of the meaning.

  • PurutzilPurutzil Member UncommonPosts: 3,048

    I love when people try to use this as a defense... when the same list can be made for virtually every MMO out there. 

     

    Guildwars 2 lacks 'end game' in terms of content specific for reaching the end. Its up to you if it matters or not, and it doesn't mean its a bad game just becuase it doesn't have some components. That being said, the list itself is quite silly as it makes itself sound as if its a vast list of things to do, when the list can be created easily on many other different games, and even expanded upon likely more (which to be fair to GW2, is in part due to having been out a bit longer). 

     

    Either way, such a list is really a poor way to justify things to do at 80. 

  • BadaboomBadaboom Member UncommonPosts: 2,380
    You don't need some magic list of things to do.  Enjoy the story and lore of the game.  Enjoy the discovery of things you missed.  If you can't find fun in what you are doing, find another game or hell, another activity, that does.
  • BadSpockBadSpock Member UncommonPosts: 7,979
    Originally posted by f0dell54
    Originally posted by BadSpock

    Like in UO, you know what I was doing before I was 7X GM?

    The same stuff I was doing after I was 7X GM.

    It is "different" than most other themepark MMOs in that sense, but not unique to GW2 and actually quite common in the sandbox sub-genre.

    Again I think this list was put together to combat the "nothing to do at 80" crowd, not put together to tout how "revolutionary and different GW2 end-game is" because it's really not - it's just different then a lot of themepark MMOs.

    Macroing before 7X GM

    Not macroing after 7X GM

    GW2= Nothing like UO in any sense of the meaning.

    Some of us actually didn't macro in UO. Some of us actually played and enjoyed the game.

    And post Trammel/Felucca split UO pre-LBR is more similar in design philosophy and "feel" to GW2 than GW2 is similar to any EQ/WoW/Post-Wow themepark.

    But that's off topic.

    The list is dumb - but I believe was just made to show the obvious logical flaws in the "there is nothing to do at 80" comments we keep seeing.

    No, there is no raiding and gear treadmill, but there is plenty to do at 80.

    Ya'll need to lighten up!

  • SirFubarSirFubar Member Posts: 397

    I don't know where you saw/heard that everything GW2 does is automatically holy and fun for no other reason that it´s gw2, but that's just plain false. It's not because it's GW2 but more because it's Anet and they know how to make good games. The game is fun and challenging, sure there's still some kind of grind, but at least it's not as bad as other MMO's where you need to grind for everything and the grind will usually take a lot longer in other games too.

    Welcome to the world of MMO's where every single MMO will always have some form of "grind" so that people don't loose interest too soon.

  • MuntzMuntz Member UncommonPosts: 332
    Originally posted by BadSpock

    You can make a similar list for every mmorpg ever released and 90% of it will be some form of grinding too.

    I think this was done to combat the "nothing to do at 80" folks not the "omg GW2 has totally different end-game" folks.

    I think this proves there is plenty to do at 80, and anyone who ever thought GW2 would be some holy grail of different end-game play was fooling themselves.

    It's just the entire game is pretty much what's on this list and most themepark MMOs you have to be 80 first and then the game changes, GW2 the game 1-79 is pretty much the same as the game at 80.

    That's the difference, and is still not "unique" as most sandbox games are this way too (no "different' end-game at the top.)

     

    Maybe I'm saying the same thing but I think the difference for me is not in what you have to do but how it isn't all  linked together. Maybe linked isn't quite right for most MMOs I feel I"m funneled to one piece of content. For me I don't have to grind the best PvE gear to PvP I can just PvP. I can access all the dungeons one is not linked to the other. There are more. So, when I log in my options are open. As a casual player that is infinitely more accessable then most MMOs. There certainly is grind but I can choose my grind and I'm not penalized for not choosing the "right" grind. 

     

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  • JackdogJackdog Member UncommonPosts: 6,321
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    I miss DAoC

  • DraftbeerDraftbeer Member UncommonPosts: 517

    What Jackdog said.

    Endgame is a myth.

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    I can do this kind of list too.

    PONG ENDGAME:

    - Hit the "ball" with your upper edge

    -Hit the "ball" with your lower edge

    - Hit the ball with your mid-section

    -Make the "ball" go upwards

    -Make the "ball" go downwards

    -Make the ball bounce 4 times between the two sticks

    - Collect all the differently colored pong sticks

    -Beat your father 3 matches in a row

    -Beat your mother 3 matches in a row

    -Beat all your friends

    -Make a pong fanclub

    -Obtain 30 members for your pong fanclub

    And i could do this for hours, and it is still

     

     

    Sometime's I see sometihng that just make me LMAO...   ;o)

     

  • BadSpockBadSpock Member UncommonPosts: 7,979
    Originally posted by Muntz
    Originally posted by BadSpock

    You can make a similar list for every mmorpg ever released and 90% of it will be some form of grinding too.

    I think this was done to combat the "nothing to do at 80" folks not the "omg GW2 has totally different end-game" folks.

    I think this proves there is plenty to do at 80, and anyone who ever thought GW2 would be some holy grail of different end-game play was fooling themselves.

    It's just the entire game is pretty much what's on this list and most themepark MMOs you have to be 80 first and then the game changes, GW2 the game 1-79 is pretty much the same as the game at 80.

    That's the difference, and is still not "unique" as most sandbox games are this way too (no "different' end-game at the top.)

    Maybe I'm saying the same thing but I think the difference for me is not in what you have to do but how it isn't all  linked together. Maybe linked isn't quite right for most MMOs I feel I"m funneled to one piece of content. For me I don't have to grind the best PvE gear to PvP I can just PvP. I can access all the dungeons one is not linked to the other. There are more. So, when I log in my options are open. As a casual player that is infinitely more accessable then most MMOs. There certainly is grind but I can choose my grind and I'm not penalized for not choosing the "right" grind. 

    I agree with what you are saying entirely.

    In GW2 you don't have to grind quests to max level, then grind regular dungeons to get the gear to grind heroic dungeons to get the gear to grind raids.

    In GW2 crafting is not just a grind to fill in for the drops you don't get from the above grinding process.

    In GW2 you don't have to grind PvP endlessly to get the gear to stand a chance at winning.

    And in GW2 all of the above is not made completely pointless and irrelevant in X months when the next tier of content/gear/season starts.

  • trenshodtrenshod Member UncommonPosts: 128
    Originally posted by BadSpock

    You can make a similar list for every mmorpg ever released and 90% of it will be some form of grinding too.

    I think this was done to combat the "nothing to do at 80" folks not the "omg GW2 has totally different end-game" folks.

    I think this proves there is plenty to do at 80, and anyone who ever thought GW2 would be some holy grail of different end-game play was fooling themselves.

    It's just the entire game is pretty much what's on this list and most themepark MMOs you have to be 80 first and then the game changes, GW2 the game 1-79 is pretty much the same as the game at 80.

    That's the difference, and is still not "unique" as most sandbox games are this way too (no "different' end-game at the top.)

     

    It proves those saying there is nothing to do at 80 wrong but also proves that the game is indeed a grind feast. Even the so called dynamic content feels grindy after you have done it enough.

  • KareliaKarelia Member Posts: 668
    Originally posted by Jackdog
    Originally posted by krakra70

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    hell yes, i dont mind if the gear becomes obsolete. i m doing it for the fun and challenge to defeat a real boss, with real fight mechanics. all this with others that they care what i m doing. that matters what they are doing either to me or to the boss. not a stupid run and zerg on stupids and mindless DE bosses.  no1 cares what they do (if they do something special) or what they must do to them or the other players around. it will be killed anyway. i m sure that after countless DE boss fights none has noticed anything about them. only if they are bugged :)

    and yes, its funny to gank ppl if you are willing to be ganged too. its funny to questing and have your mind to enemy players around and not only stupid mobs. thats why the pvp servers are. thats why you have the option to play on pve or rp servers. open world pvp is the ultimate feeling at least for players who arent bots or want just to sleap on a nod waiting to respawn

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