GW1 titles to be transfered to only 1 character in GW2?

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Woutsie
Woutsie
Wilds Pathfinder
#1
This is something that's been bugging me...

My main character is a warrior but because there are lots of warriors out there I would like to make a main monk in GW2 just to be sure I always will find a party/guild.

Do I, do transfer my titles from my warrior in GW1, make a warrior in GW2 to transfer my titles or will this also work if I make a monk or any other class?

Also, will I be able to transfer titles from different GW1 characters to 1 GW2 character? Let's say I have a Survivor title on 1 char and 1 elite skill hunter on the other...
Tactical-Dillusions
Tactical-Dillusions
Desert Nomad
#2
I'd rather see all titles on my account rolled into one. It would be almost impossible for me to max out the titles i have on one char on my main.
Amy Awien
Amy Awien
Forge Runner
#3
I don't think titles are transferred, it wouldn't make sense if a character born two hundred later would receive titles.
MSecorsky
MSecorsky
Furnace Stoker
#4
You could get a title like "People Knew My Grandfather" or "Son of a Son of a Vanquisher".
Aera Lure
Aera Lure
Desert Nomad
#5
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Originally Posted by Amy Awien
I don't think titles are transferred, it wouldn't make sense if a character born two hundred later would receive titles.
I think what he means is can the boon received from two different GW characters be transferred to a single GW2 character, in the example of Survivor on one and Elite Skill Hunter on the other - not the title specifically.

I have been assuming no for some time now. I too would like Anet confirmation on this asap, for planning's sake. The recent article that describes the HoM as an instance for a given GW character implies to me that on GW2 character creation you can link that GW2 character to one of your GW characters and access the same HoM, making that GW2 character its descendant. This would allow you to go back to that linked GW character and pursue further titles for the boon that the linked GW2 character would get. If the boon is an item and its not customized, well, then of course any character could get it, otherwise, no. That assumption supports my hypothesis and in that case anyway the answer would be no, and its rather a direct transfer via HoM of one GW character's accomplishments to one GW2 character. I really wish Anet would speak out soon about the functions of this, since its pure speculation on my part, but it makes sense to me based on what we know so far.

I decided a little while back to retire all of my characters but one, largely due to titles. The amount of grind and the lack of my desire to repeat them on multiple characters led me to the desire of consolidating them all on one, as much as I could. Means possibly though I'll have one character to make in GW2 with a number of boons from GW titles, and most of the rest of the characters would have less from HoM, but I am already also leaning towards making only one GW2 character. This multiple character thing is really beginning to be for the birds. Who knows really how it'll all work.
Tiny Killer
Tiny Killer
Lion's Arch Merchant
#6
Or, better yet, you could wait until GW:EN is released and see how the mechanics of The Hall of Monuments actually works.

Yes, I know, that is just crazy talk.
Aera Lure
Aera Lure
Desert Nomad
#7
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Originally Posted by Tiny Killer
Or, better yet, you could wait until GW:EN is released and see how the mechanics of The Hall of Monuments actually works.

Yes, I know, that is just crazy talk.
Well, yeah, of course. Have we much choice? Would be nice given the amount of time and work some titles take if Anet gave us a little more to go on so we could start making a few choices, hmm? Even when GWEN comes out we may not know the answers to the questions posed here regarding transferral into GW2.
K
Kook~NBK~
Grotto Attendant
#8
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Originally Posted by Tiny Killer
Or, better yet, you could wait until GW:EN is released and see how the mechanics of The Hall of Monuments actually works.
BLASPHEMY!!!

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Yes, I know, that is just crazy talk.
Oh, OK.