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Originally Posted by TabascoSauce
IOW, I'd agree that EotN will have more of the recent trend. What do you think, Zinger? Thanks! TabascoSauce |
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Originally Posted by TabascoSauce
IOW, I'd agree that EotN will have more of the recent trend. What do you think, Zinger? Thanks! TabascoSauce |
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Originally Posted by Star Gazer
While GWEN MIGHT be fun for a bit, I think 18 dungeons will...overdo the entire concept. Its kinda like factions in the city...I could not WAIT to get out of that place, it seemed like it went on and on and on and on.
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Originally Posted by Star Gazer
Prophecies was MUCH better at this point..you did a few missions, and you were off seeing a new landscape. ANet has a lot of making up to do if I am to buy GW2. I will buy GWEN so I can atleast see the ending, but starting a whole new game isn't appealing to me. Just my 2 cents
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Originally Posted by Star Gazer
ah, the joys of people saying 'guild wars is fine the way it is'. Those are the quotes of:
a) newer players b) older players who don't have time to play (which is not a downside at all, family/RL > GW ANY day of the week) c) fake people trying to be the 'hero' of the forums. Guild Wars has lost its luster since April of 05. Period. |
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Originally Posted by Star Gazer
ah, the joys of people saying 'guild wars is fine the way it is'. Those are the quotes of:
a) newer players b) older players who don't have time to play (which is not a downside at all, family/RL > GW ANY day of the week) c) fake people trying to be the 'hero' of the forums. |
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Originally Posted by Zinger314
Some may think it has started recently with the mid-June, with the introduction of the PvE Skill Grind and little attention to PvP. Some may claim that it has begun to degenerate since Factions, due to the Faction grind and the creation of the instability in PvP. Whereever it began, Guild Wars has lost the magic from when it was released 4/27/05.
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Originally Posted by Zinger314
Now, ArenaNet seeks to correct this imbalance with GW:EN. But can they do it?
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Originally Posted by Zinger314
Also PvE skills, which have received mixed opinions on the forums with respect to their power level, will be a primary aspect of GWEN. With 50 PvE skills, how much of our skill bar will actually be from our primary profession? And with the skills, presumably, comes the grind, which has shown to be a disaster (Hello Kurzick/Luxon Allegiance!)
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Originally Posted by Zinger314
I don't think that GW:EN will fix GW; there's way too much to fix. But alas, with the confirmed release date so soon (2 months), and with no preview event, we can only hope for the best.
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Originally Posted by Star Gazer
ah, the joys of people saying 'guild wars is fine the way it is'. Those are the quotes of:
a) newer players b) older players who don't have time to play (which is not a downside at all, family/RL > GW ANY day of the week) c) fake people trying to be the 'hero' of the forums. |
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Originally Posted by Mordakai
I honestly am not a hardcore player, but for those who are, they will buy GWEN just for the Hall of Monuments. Those casual players like me will just buy it for the new things to see and do.... |
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Originally Posted by Griff Mon
I am having a lot of fun as it is, so anything new will just add to it all. There will be an initial rush into the new areas, the usual complaints about this nerf or that buff. Certain items will be wildly overpriced early on, and people will complain that parts of it are too easy/too hard. I'm just gonna enjoy it.
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Originally Posted by Star Gazer
so then msecorsky, let me ask you, what is it that keeps you interested in the game? Have you beaten all 3 chapters with all your characters? just wondering, I have gotten bored after playing this game for 2+ years
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Originally Posted by AznDoDo
Darksun, quit ruining the fun. You're making too much sense.
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