Honestly I love leveling long as the battle system feels rewarding. And I think GW did that the best by allowing players to pick only 8 skills to cover all the needs. To me, that's the biggest difference between GW and the other MMO's. It gives, a sense of power, forces people to think about what skills therefore involving tactics, but at the same time doesnt give that overpower feel since everything is limited. I also think it helps give a sense of a stronger party because in a good party, the team is really stronger than the sum of all the parts. I'm not a PvP guy and I love PvE so GW seems kind of dull in that part, which why I'm so excited for GW2. Hoping for the unlimited level idea NCSoft was talking about. As it is right now, I don't play GW much as I've beaten all the campaigns with every profession there is.
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Honestly I love leveling long as the battle system feels rewarding. And I think GW did that the best by allowing players to pick only 8 skills to cover all the needs. To me, that's the biggest difference between GW and the other MMO's. It gives, a sense of power, forces people to think about what skills therefore involving tactics, but at the same time doesnt give that overpower feel since everything is limited. I also think it helps give a sense of a stronger party because in a good party, the team is really stronger than the sum of all the parts. I'm not a PvP guy and I love PvE so GW seems kind of dull in that part, which why I'm so excited for GW2. Hoping for the unlimited level idea NCSoft was talking about. As it is right now, I don't play GW much as I've beaten all the campaigns with every profession there is.