GW:EN Info from Gamespot
Setsumi
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/guildwarseyeofthenorth/news.html?sid=6169137&tag=topslot%3Btitle%3B1&page =1
Not a lot of new information, but a PvE only skill was discussed.
Not a lot of new information, but a PvE only skill was discussed.
Bryant Again
Um actually a lot of this is new...To me, at least. I never heard of the Far Shiverpeaks, and there's also a new screenshot(s?)
Aeon221
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Originally Posted by Mag that failed to do research
Since 2005's Guild Wars, ArenaNet has produced two stand-alone "chapters" that revealed more of the game's fantasy world, Ascalon, as well as introduced whole new gameplay features.
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Omega X
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GS: In terms of content, how does Eye of the North measure up against the previous chapters? Is it about the same size as its predecessors in terms of both the size of the world and the number of quests and adventures? BM: That is actually a difficult question to answer, as expectations of value are subjective. Added to that, expansions in general vary greatly in terms of both value and quality. With that said, Guild Wars has delivered games above and beyond what people have expected in many ways, and I see Eye of the North continuing that trend. Will it surpass player's expectations in terms of gameplay and visual aesthetic? Absolutely! It is by far the most gorgeous thing we have done to date. Will it have engaging content that will keep players entertained for countless hours? Absolutely. |
That's pretty speak for "you're not getting that info".
bebe
Lol. The screenshots are pretty. D:
Exoudeous
hmm skills being used to get around in pve enviroments. sounds really cool.
Navaros
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Without going into too much detail |
Cacheelma
Ben Miller called people who live in Ascalon as.....Ascalonians. I thought we (players) have come to an agreement that they're called Ascalons?
Neo Nugget
oooo eye of deldrimor O.o sounds nifty
But the keys for ascalon are ascalonian keys O.o
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Originally Posted by Cacheelma
Ben Miller called people who live in Ascalon as.....Ascalonians. I thought we (players) have come to an agreement that they're called Ascalons?
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Onarik Amrak
Probably means they're still debating the actual specifics on the Hall...
Omega X
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Originally Posted by Cacheelma
Ben Miller called people who live in Ascalon as.....Ascalonians. I thought we (players) have come to an agreement that they're called Ascalons?
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Gaile Gray
Hmmmm... I always called them Ascalonians, myself.
drakun01
He mention the factions, and different ranks for earning faction with them, which reminds me of WoW. IMO though, the more I hear about this, the less I think "World of Guildcraft" and more of GW with a few WoW-esque elements, which sounds better and better. And the Norns can own ice-wyrms? Goodbye wammo, hello nor...umm, normmo? W/E it sounded sweet! But Asurans, though...one of the few reasons I like gnomes is because they blow up in your face! But the Asurans make stuff that works! HERESY! All in all, despite this semi-rant, the future looks brighter!
PS. Ascalons
PS. Ascalons
Omega X
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Originally Posted by Gaile Gray
Hmmmm... I always called them Ascalonians, myself.
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I really don't know.
Its been 2 chapters since I've been back to Ascalon.
Halmyr
This is pure speculation ( which I usaly dnt do) but sounds lik were gonna be fighting some snow wyrms ( a.k.a. ice/snow/white dragons), woot for a la Dungeon est dragon ( thats french for " woot for dungeons and dragon )
Other wise, this sounds really good. all I have to say.
/Prays to baltazar for dragons in GW:EN
P.S. Ascalonians
Other wise, this sounds really good. all I have to say.
/Prays to baltazar for dragons in GW:EN
P.S. Ascalonians
Ulivious The Reaper
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Originally Posted by Gaile Gray
Hmmmm... I always called them Ascalonians, myself.
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i did too,
/edit I CAN'T TYPE AT 12 30 AM
The interveiw revealed allot, however my ultimate question about the Slyvarians wasn't answered... at all Now I want Gw:EN even more just to see what type of race they are, since the Asurians are the smart undeground race and the Norns are the EPIC WARRIOR HERO(S) every Whammo aspires to be ^^
And they also stated with the monument thing that they're still debating what your character in GW2 will benefit from your GW1 character(s), so can't wait to see how that works, and the Armor idea seems cool, maybe with luck we'll finally get Barbarianish armor for our warriors
dansamy
I reckon I need to pack away the sunspear and vabbian slutwear and break out something a little warmer for my ele to wear if we are gonna be trekking through snow-covered peaks.
Taala
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Originally Posted by Omega X
I think that Rurik might have said "Ascalons".
I really don't know. Its been 2 chapters since I've been back to Ascalon. |
"I will never allow Ascalons to live in the shadow of the Krytans! It is Rin that will be rebuild. And you will learn your place."
lyra_song
Ascalon Keys -> Ascalon
Vabbian Keys -> Vabbi
Kournan Keys -> Kourna
Canthan Keys -> Cantha
Istani Keys -> Istan
Luxon Keys -> Luxon
Kurzick Keys -> Kurzick
Need i say more?
Ascalonian is incorrect.
Vabbian Keys -> Vabbi
Kournan Keys -> Kourna
Canthan Keys -> Cantha
Istani Keys -> Istan
Luxon Keys -> Luxon
Kurzick Keys -> Kurzick
Need i say more?
Ascalonian is incorrect.
Dubby
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The Asura are an extremely cute magical race that is being driven above ground by the menace below. Don't let that fool you, though. They are among the smartest races in role-playing game history. Traditional gnomes, goblins, and so on, have nothing on these little guys. |
I'll admit its possible for the Asura to suprise me, but I doubt it. Infact, I doubt anything can contend with the scientific prowess in Arcanum (industrial revolution + magic/fantasy ftw).
Taala
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Originally Posted by lyra_song
Need i say more?
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And he's the king.
MirageMaster
WHAT? We get to explore only part of charr home land? O_O You guys trying to scam us? If this is true then ill be greatly dissupointed with GWEN.
unienaule
I'll call them Ascalonians if I friggin WANT to, because they can't hear me.
dronex
Norn ftw
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Sword in my hand and axe on my side Valhall awaits! Soon I will die Sword in my hand and axe on my side Valhall awaits me, when I die Bearskin on my back Wolfsjaw on my head Valhall awaits me, when I'm dead |
themeteor
sounded good overall and I hate to moan so early in a games development but "Sunspear and Lightbringer titles were well received." these are the things I hate most about Nightfall, I really hope they don't make us grind x amount of kills just to proceed to the next part of the game.
garethporlest18
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Originally Posted by dronex
Norn ftw
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Think I got an idea for what I want to be playing when I go through that area..yes.
This has actually gotten me interested in Guild Wars again...slightly. Along with hard mode, I desperately need new content.
Dubby
Then I will call them Ascalonese.
sindex
Eye of the North pretty much equals the final nail in the coffin for the original Guild Wars lore. Of course what bothers me is that looming feeling that A-net is going to make it finality in terms of death. That is of course to our characters; who probably going to sacrifice themselves for the good of all Tyria. However I do not believe the great destroyer is actually the main root of all evil in “Eye of the North.” I bet you there is another shadow that wants to make sure that our characters pass on into the mists they can finish their job.
It was interesting to hear that, since it sound like just an advance version of the lightbringer gaze skill. A small added effect to that skill. I have to say some of us loved the Lightbringer skills, while other loathed them for its grind feature. Since every character had to go through the same process in getting them.
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“Eye of the North will have brand-new skills to help round out existing professions as well as some really exciting PVE-only skills. Some of these will be given away via quests. They will not only be superpowerful during combat, but also augment what players are doing outside of combat. A good example is a skill called Light of Deldrimor. It does a wide blast of area-of-effect damage to evil stuff, as well reveal hidden secrets with its magical radiance.” |
Deleet
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Originally Posted by MirageMaster
WHAT? We get to explore only part of charr home land? O_O You guys trying to scam us? If this is true then ill be greatly dissupointed with GWEN.
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How exactly is that a scam?
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Originally Posted by Dictionary.com
–noun
1. a confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, esp. for making a quick profit; swindle. –verb (used with object) 2. to cheat or defraud with a scam. |
Razorwood
Anyone else wondering what that orange and black thing is with the Chaos Axe?
Unless it's a destroyer.
I think he means since we only get part instead of all
Unless it's a destroyer.
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Originally Posted by Deleet
First troll.
How exactly is that a scam? |
Deleet
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Originally Posted by Razorwood
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I think he means since we only get part instead of all |
SilentAssassin
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Originally Posted by Navaros
I don't like this part. Players should be given every possible detail about the Hall of Monuments so they know specifically what things are worth investing huge amounts of time & energy into getting.
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blue.rellik
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Originally Posted by Dubby
lolwut
I'll admit its possible for the Asura to suprise me, but I doubt it. Infact, I doubt anything can contend with the scientific prowess in Arcanum (industrial revolution + magic/fantasy ftw). |
bilateralrope
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Originally Posted by Razorwood
I think he means since we only get part instead of all
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Originally Posted by themeteor
sounded good overall and I hate to moan so early in a games development but "Sunspear and Lightbringer titles were well received." these are the things I hate most about Nightfall, I really hope they don't make us grind x amount of kills just to proceed to the next part of the game.
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Razorwood
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Originally Posted by bilateralrope
Looking at the northern part of Ascalon, I'd say the charr probably blew up a large chunk of their own homeland with the searing. Do you really want to go there ?
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MirageMaster
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Originally Posted by Deleet
First troll.
How exactly is that a scam? |
Sekoria
I really like all the new information, however I wonder what "secrets" will be found with the Light of Deldrimor. Will it be items, or secrets passages like the hidden city of Ahdashim (Not sure about the spelling, sorry).
Just a minor note before going :
Please, I beg of you : don't use french if you don't have any clue about the language itself.
Dungeon = donjon
and = et
for = pour.
The only correct word was "dragon" and because it's written exactly the same
Just a minor note before going :
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Originally Posted by Halmyr
woot for a la Dungeon est dragon ( thats french for " woot for dungeons and dragon )
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Dungeon = donjon
and = et
for = pour.
The only correct word was "dragon" and because it's written exactly the same
Neriandal Freit
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Eye of the North will have brand-new skills to help round out existing professions as well as some really exciting PVE-only skills. Some of these will be given away via quests. They will not only be superpowerful during combat, but also augment what players are doing outside of combat. A good example is a skill called Light of Deldrimor. It does a wide blast of area-of-effect damage to evil stuff, as well reveal hidden secrets with its magical radiance. |
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So far, Eye of the North is the only announced product we are doing between now and Guild Wars 2. |
lucifer_uk
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Originally Posted by dansamy
I reckon I need to pack away the sunspear and vabbian slutwear and break out something a little warmer for my ele to wear if we are gonna be trekking through snow-covered peaks.
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Was a good interview, I don't want to know about the Norn, or the house elves *cough* I mean Asurans. I want to know about the Slyvarians.
Halmyr
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Originally Posted by Sekoria
Please, I beg of you : don't use french if you don't have any clue about the language itself.
Dungeon = donjon and = et for = pour. The only correct word was "dragon" and because it's written exactly the same |
On peut tu metre cela derriere nous et pense au futur! Avec toutes ces nouvelle, il ne faut pas s'inquite pour quelque erreur de francais.
P.S: yes I'm missing a bunch of accent and there probably a bunch of error in there, but I'm rusty AND horrible at spelling