You know how you travel by boat to get to Cantha and Elona. Well, where is the boat going to travel to get to the new place?
If the next chapter is going to be up north, then does the northern part have an ocean? And if so, where does it connect to the southern ocean that you see from Tyria, Cantha, and Elona?
This was somthing that came to my mind one day. I would like to know what your thoughts where on this?
Boat Travel In Chapter 4
Wydras
Ashleigh McMahon
My theory is that chapter 4 will be based around/in the sunken city of Arah in Orr. It would be cool going through that area and finding more about the lore of GW(The cataclysm-five gods ect) We may even get submarines-hey! Masks and snorkels 
Skuld
If it is above Kryta or whatever, i'm sure it could just go round the jungle to the west.
Symeon
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If it is above Kryta or whatever, i'm sure it could just go round the jungle to the west.
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Bankai
I think it's going to be airships. Powered by either air elementalists or one of the new professions.
Myria
For the next chapter you won't need a boat, you'll need a ship... A rocket ship!
The next chapter will primarily occur on a giant orbital platform that was once home to the 'gods' -- really just aliens with advanced technology. You'll discover that The Searing was not a matter of 'magic', but instead an accidentally activated SD system that rained down kinetic harpoons (id est, giant blue crystal thingies) on the hapless Ascolonians. Just for fun you'll be able to rain down your own giant blue crystal thingies on all of those that annoyed you so in the first three games -- Buh-bye, House zu Heltzer!
In the course of the game you'll discover that the 'gods' didn't exactly leave, they got called home to report to The Big Giant Head (voiced in the cut scenes by William Shatner, of course). Since they'll be gone for another century or so, it's up to you to discover how to use and abuse all their hi-tech playtoys. The Guild Wars are about to get a whole lot more interesting with the introduction of ablative shielding, thermonuclear weapons, and anti-matter mines. So long, fellblade, hello plasma-rifle!
Guild Wars : The Halo Experience! Coming soon to a rocket ship near you...
Or not. Whichever.
The next chapter will primarily occur on a giant orbital platform that was once home to the 'gods' -- really just aliens with advanced technology. You'll discover that The Searing was not a matter of 'magic', but instead an accidentally activated SD system that rained down kinetic harpoons (id est, giant blue crystal thingies) on the hapless Ascolonians. Just for fun you'll be able to rain down your own giant blue crystal thingies on all of those that annoyed you so in the first three games -- Buh-bye, House zu Heltzer!
In the course of the game you'll discover that the 'gods' didn't exactly leave, they got called home to report to The Big Giant Head (voiced in the cut scenes by William Shatner, of course). Since they'll be gone for another century or so, it's up to you to discover how to use and abuse all their hi-tech playtoys. The Guild Wars are about to get a whole lot more interesting with the introduction of ablative shielding, thermonuclear weapons, and anti-matter mines. So long, fellblade, hello plasma-rifle!
Guild Wars : The Halo Experience! Coming soon to a rocket ship near you...
Or not. Whichever.
Tide to Go
we shall ride horses over the mountains!
MMSDome
well if you notice when you go to England from America your travel west. If you want to go to Germany you will also travel west. You can go BEYOND some of the other continents.
Venerac
If you would still travel by boat, imagine how long it would take in real life o.O
Lets hope for airships, lol
Lets hope for airships, lol
Swift Thief
Hopefully, it won't be in the north, rather in the south with CAntha.
Pwny Ride
There is always the theory that Chapter 4 will take place in a re-vitalised Ascalon. Ive heard it pop up here and there on the forums.
Laenavesse
travel by boat will make the time lapse between each campaign cross over more believable sorta.
and this is probably been said many times before, but i still have to think it out loud because i just think the whole concept is sorta funny: do you think they have an already made giant world map pinned up somewhere on their wall and have like little post it notes saying which one will be introduced when? xD With all the little lines and routes drawn on it and cities and all that mess..talk about pre-planning stage!
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i DON'T think they will include airships unless the next campaign is more technologically advanced. Otherwise it'll become like any other game. More animal riding fun would be cool though. Maybe if the campaign is underwater we'll travel by whale!
and this is probably been said many times before, but i still have to think it out loud because i just think the whole concept is sorta funny: do you think they have an already made giant world map pinned up somewhere on their wall and have like little post it notes saying which one will be introduced when? xD With all the little lines and routes drawn on it and cities and all that mess..talk about pre-planning stage!
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i DON'T think they will include airships unless the next campaign is more technologically advanced. Otherwise it'll become like any other game. More animal riding fun would be cool though. Maybe if the campaign is underwater we'll travel by whale!
Darko_UK
I always thought of Tyria (Continent) as France/Germany/Spain so the next chapter if in the north would be Greenland so you could take a boat
darkdawn
If CH. 4 is northen of tyria I think it would be cool to go there by hot air balloon.
It would be intersting and rather unique.
It would be intersting and rather unique.
Mr. Mystica
yes I think it shall be up north where there shall be snow, but, I think that anet could also include major tech boosts through certain cities. Therfore creating airships. I figure that is why krypta built the towers, not because of the charr, but because their neighbors had such a tech advantage that they were afraid. The only thing going against that idea is the temp up there, I figure that it is like a artic or antartic up there, so that would mean total harshness for the mechs.
Omg just proved myself wrong! ^ ^
Omg just proved myself wrong! ^ ^
duncan99
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we shall ride horses over the mountains!
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NinjaKai
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No we will ride elephants through the alps! ..i mean shiverpeaks!
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Eldin
I vote for the Japanese RPG-esque airship (as in the airships that look like normal ships but can fly) to take us up north past those greyish green mountains that border most of Ascalon, the Shiverpeaks, and Maguuma.
Allanon754
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I vote for the Japanese RPG-esque airship (as in the airships that look like normal ships but can fly) to take us up north past those greyish green mountains that border most of Ascalon, the Shiverpeaks, and Maguuma.
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Lol brains in elephants > wammos :P
AnkurP992
haha that wamma thing was pretty funny lol. Well i dont wanna another asian theme cuz too many video games use the kung fu theme and stuff like that.
Maria Moon
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For the next chapter you won't need a boat, you'll need a ship... A rocket ship!
The next chapter will primarily occur on a giant orbital platform that was once home to the 'gods' -- really just aliens with advanced technology. You'll discover that The Searing was not a matter of 'magic', but instead an accidentally activated SD system that rained down kinetic harpoons (id est, giant blue crystal thingies) on the hapless Ascolonians. Just for fun you'll be able to rain down your own giant blue crystal thingies on all of those that annoyed you so in the first three games -- Buh-bye, House zu Heltzer! In the course of the game you'll discover that the 'gods' didn't exactly leave, they got called home to report to The Big Giant Head (voiced in the cut scenes by William Shatner, of course). Since they'll be gone for another century or so, it's up to you to discover how to use and abuse all their hi-tech playtoys. The Guild Wars are about to get a whole lot more interesting with the introduction of ablative shielding, thermonuclear weapons, and anti-matter mines. So long, fellblade, hello plasma-rifle! Guild Wars : The Halo Experience! Coming soon to a rocket ship near you... Or not. Whichever. |
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Originally Posted by someperson
and this is probably been said many times before, but i still have to think it out loud because i just think the whole concept is sorta funny: do you think they have an already made giant world map pinned up somewhere on their wall and have like little post it notes saying which one will be introduced when? xD With all the little lines and routes drawn on it and cities and all that mess..talk about pre-planning stage! .
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Saphatorael
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Originally Posted by duncan99
No we will ride elephants through the alps! ..i mean shiverpeaks!
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yaymypostwastooshort
Ariena Najea
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I think it would be interesting if GW turned into a more technological aspect in the 4th game, with limited airships. I've always felt a kinda FFX vibe about the 4th campaign if it does take place in Orr, with the old "machina" and the new magic kinda idea. A little technology might be an interesting idea.