GW:EN Info from Gamespot

Darksun

Darksun

Jungle Guide

Join Date: May 2005

USA

Karr's Castle

W/E

18 Apr 2007 at 20:52 - 81
mmm... bigger picture of Norn boobies.... HUH? WHA?!

Sir Skullcrasher

Sir Skullcrasher

Furnace Stoker

Join Date: Jun 2005

California

15 over 50 [Rare]

W/Mo

18 Apr 2007 at 20:58 - 82
I can't wait to play throught GW:EN storyline! Hopefully, better voice acting!

Darksun

Darksun

Jungle Guide

Join Date: May 2005

USA

Karr's Castle

W/E

18 Apr 2007 at 21:03 - 83
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sjekster
Jeez, what did you do, dodge all enemies or something? I just played the game normally, did all the quests, and those titles kept up nicely. Never did I have to grind excessively just to proceed in the game.
This is one thing I never understood, I never had to grind anything for SS points. I don't know why people complain about this at ALL.. weird.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Bargamer
Once people find out what carries over in the Hall of Monuments, will Anet allow people to "earn" them in the previous Chapters, and THEN "immortalize" them? Can we go back and forth? I can see "Monument-farming" happening in GWEN, and I have to say, I'm for it. I mean, suppose you were only a few (dozen) hours of farming/IDing for Gold Items before you could get the Max Title(s), but you REALLY wanted to see what your character would look like, RIGHT NOW? Suppose one of your alts doesn't HAVE any Titles, but they were your favorite character? (Hey, it could happen.)
Go back & forth? Why would you be able to do that? when someone is "immortalized" it simply means they are remembered for a long time or commemorated in some way. OF course people will want to add more to their hall, that'll be part of the draw.

Arren Knez

Arren Knez

Academy Page

Join Date: Feb 2007

south of somewhere

Dominion of Passi [PaSI]

18 Apr 2007 at 22:38 - 84
Quote:
Originally Posted by MSecorsky
He's older than he looks.
he's 22 >_>

anyways... as for monument pc gamer says that you can transfer "special weapons" gained in gw and can be used in gw2. what are these special weapons they speak of? but game spot interview says that players will "inherit" new stuff.

Monk Gsb

Monk Gsb

Wilds Pathfinder

Join Date: Oct 2006

England

Mo/Me

18 Apr 2007 at 22:58 - 85
I have skipped pages 234 so forgive me if this has already come up but on the 2nd page under the 1st pic it say's

"Three new races, 150 new skills, new regions, and more await. "

now i know there is going to be 4 new races in GW2 ( 3 that we have not seen before) but isent this about GW:EN ???

MirageMaster

MirageMaster

Banned

Join Date: Mar 2007

EU

18 Apr 2007 at 23:36 - 86
Umm... go re-read all the topics.GWEN makes way lorewise to GW2.

Demilikos

Demilikos

Academy Page

Join Date: Feb 2005

Philippines

Maguuma Assassins [MagA]

19 Apr 2007 at 08:01 - 87
Sorry if this was answered already. When Prophecies was released they were called "Ascalons", because of Rurik in his cinematic. After Nightfall, some of the dialogue changed to "Ascalonians". I've always felt the latter made more sense.

Darksun

Darksun

Jungle Guide

Join Date: May 2005

USA

Karr's Castle

W/E

19 Apr 2007 at 15:44 - 88
Quote:
Originally Posted by Exoudeous
Gramer has alot to do with it. there are no canthas, there are canthans. there are no elonas, there are elonians.
And none of those ends with an "N". People from Britain are Britons. People from Scotland are called Scots. People from Finland are called Finns. People from the Czech Republic are Czechs.

I don't think either Ascalons or Ascolonians are bad grammar. It's just a matter of what they choose for the game. Personally I've called them Ascolonians but I can see situations where Ascalons fits better.