Well the first two chapters are easy to see where the name came from.
"Prophecies" is called so because much of the storyline centers around the "Flame seeker Prophecies".
"Factions" is called so because much of the storyline centers around the two warring factions, the Luxon and the Kurzick.
So what do you think Nightfall is implying?
What is "Nighfall" implying?
Hand of Ruin
Knightsaber Sith
from the plot summary on ebgames
*an outcast god infects the land with a creeping darknes.........
basically the obvious evil befalling the land
darkness overtaking the light
*an outcast god infects the land with a creeping darknes.........
basically the obvious evil befalling the land
darkness overtaking the light
Gairoh
I would say the description of the game pretty much says all....
"In Guild Wars Nightfall, Elona has fallen under the shadow of an evil, outcast god. Against the encroaching desolation of an infernal realm, the people of Elona will need more than a hero to save them, they will need a hero to lead them. . .for nightfall is at hand."
there u have it....
"In Guild Wars Nightfall, Elona has fallen under the shadow of an evil, outcast god. Against the encroaching desolation of an infernal realm, the people of Elona will need more than a hero to save them, they will need a hero to lead them. . .for nightfall is at hand."
there u have it....
samifly
I always think of Issac Asimov's story when I hear of Nightfall >.>
Mordakai
Guys, the question is "What is Nighfall implying?"
I would say, it means "The game is coming soon this Fall" (as in, "the time is Nigh")
OR it's a homage to the Knights who say "Nigh".
I would say, it means "The game is coming soon this Fall" (as in, "the time is Nigh")
OR it's a homage to the Knights who say "Nigh".
Mr. G
actually the knights say "ni"
Mordakai
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actually the knights say "ni"
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thedeadwalk!
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Actually, it's pronounced "Knee." Anyway, it was a joke.
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Good job catching Nighfall, though. I usually miss mispellings, just reading what it's supposed to be anyway.
gabrial heart
Maybe it implies an actual in-game time change also! ooooo
OneArmedScissor
Well... Just based off the title alone, I would suspect it to be about a new sun god emerging and how the forces of good and light take over everything.
EagleEye33
geez Mordakai didnt waste a chance to rip someone on a typo lol :P
xXa1
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I always think of Issac Asimov's story when I hear of Nightfall >.>
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we could therefore infer that this darkness in elona will cause the distruction of the elonians and their civilization as they know it and we the heroes of tyria and cantha and the upcoming heroes of elona must save the day.
i just hope it won't that this time around, missions won't simply be a matter of killing more of the same the way it is in factions.
Poison Ivy
A bit out of topic...but why the hell are the Luxons and Kurzicks fighting?
Obsidian
Poison Ivy: they just... don't like each other. 
And for us to have some fun.
And the Nightfall thing reminds of Diablo 2... remember the sun disappearing in Act II?
And for us to have some fun. And the Nightfall thing reminds of Diablo 2... remember the sun disappearing in Act II?
Knightsaber Sith
now this thread is getting waaay off topic
lol
lol
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Its another chapter where every thing is black and white.
Evil is cruel with no real reas - like they arent sociopats to just kill with lust
Good is like zOMG I have to do anything ho help that guy, zOMG im good
Evil is cruel with no real reas - like they arent sociopats to just kill with lust
Good is like zOMG I have to do anything ho help that guy, zOMG im good
Ninna
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A bit out of topic...but why the hell are the Luxons and Kurzicks fighting?
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The Emperor's murderer Shiro Tagachi was brought to justice by the joined forces of the Kurzick champion Saint Viktor and the Luxon Champion Archemorus.
Unfortunately both these champions were killed by the Jade Wind and the Kurzicks and the Luxons got into a fight over the circumstances of the event, both claiming the laurels for their people, which eventually sparked the war among them.