Well,
having had to wait an additional month for my 'exclusive Guild Wars 2' information and Asura mini-pet I have to say I'm completely gutted. Having read all sorts of good summaries and excerpts from the US PC Gamer 13 page (count 'em) review I was really looking forwards to something I could get my teeth into.
Instead what I got was a 4-page article that was 3/4 well published pictures that can be summarised in a handful of sentances.
Eye of the North will be coming out and is a high level expansion (duh...)
It will be in dungeons, but with some areas that 'feel' like ascalon.
You can have your character achievements recognised in a 'hall of monuments'
Guild Wars 2 will come out sometime next year. (again, duh...)
There will be different races.
That's it... No 13 pages, no information that's not currently available on the guildwars website. I mean, what gives? Why do we Europeans get screwed over with some pathetic cobbled together using largely vulger language mash-up that offers NOTHING over and above what was already in the public domain from the guildwars website. (I'm not even mentioning the fact that we have to wait an extra month to get an asura mini which is now valueless if we wanted to trade it, or nearly as common as a mini-pig.
What gives?
I'd still like to read the full 13-page article in PC Gamer but will now have to try and contact the publishers and pay for shipping etc. if they'll even agree to send me a copy by air-mail. Why the totally inconsistant approach?
Remind me never to spend £6 (that's about $12 US) on this worthless magazine again (that conveniently comes shrink-wrapped and boxed so you can't even have a flick through the content before you buy it).
So disappointed...
BdP
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) are comedy pieces that only briefly tell you what the game is about. Please ANET, I've never begged for anything from you till now. Don't use PC Zone again, give your UK exclusive to another, more talented magazinre.
