I have all three campaigns, but more often than not I find myself going back to Prophecies. I like Factions for the addition of Alliance Battles and Nightfall for Heroes, but I find myself going back to Prophecies the most. Maybe because it was the first, but I just find it the most fun overall. Let's hear some more opinions. I searched for posts on this question and didn't see one lately, if I missed one I apologize.
What is your favorite campaign?
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I actually like Factions best, then Nightfall and Prophecies. Not that Proph is bad in anyway I just find it kinda slow. I love heros and the Night fall campaign is alot of fun, but lately I found myself in the Jade sea alot and playing the deep pretty regular.
But that being said I think the total experience of all three games is a must to fully enjoy Guild wars to its fullest.
But that being said I think the total experience of all three games is a must to fully enjoy Guild wars to its fullest.
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I was so disappointed in Nightfall. Perhaps my own fault for building it up.
The story is blah, with no real surprises. The sand really gets on my nerve! When I did the Demon Mask quests in Factions last weekend, I forgot how gorgeous Cantha could be (although the city is a huge blight).
I haven't even finished Nightfall with any characters, that's how bored I am of it.
Say what you will about Factions, once you get past the city, it's pretty fun. The special skills you get from Kuunivang are an awesome surprise, first end game Greens in a game: I have grown more appreciative of Factions since Nightfall.
But, you can't beat the original. The fact I keep making Prophecy characters despite the huge pain in the ass to get them Ascended and finish the attribute point quests. That's saying something.
I really, really hope GWEN can re-capture the uniqueness of Prophecy!
The story is blah, with no real surprises. The sand really gets on my nerve! When I did the Demon Mask quests in Factions last weekend, I forgot how gorgeous Cantha could be (although the city is a huge blight).
I haven't even finished Nightfall with any characters, that's how bored I am of it.
Say what you will about Factions, once you get past the city, it's pretty fun. The special skills you get from Kuunivang are an awesome surprise, first end game Greens in a game: I have grown more appreciative of Factions since Nightfall.
But, you can't beat the original. The fact I keep making Prophecy characters despite the huge pain in the ass to get them Ascended and finish the attribute point quests. That's saying something.
I really, really hope GWEN can re-capture the uniqueness of Prophecy!
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Originally Posted by Mordakai
I was so disappointed in Nightfall. Perhaps my own fault for building it up.
The story is blah, with no real surprises. The sand really gets on my nerve! When I did the Demon Mask quests in Factions last weekend, I forgot how gorgeous Cantha could be (although the city is a huge blight). I haven't even finished Nightfall with any characters, that's how bored I am of it. |
1. Factions - I loved this campaign ever since the preview event, most beautiful continent (well erm the city isnt exactly beautiful but its still cool!) and I always have fun going through it, neevr gets boring.
2. Prophecies - First Guild Wars game got me hooked and has tons of great memories for me there, like Caromi Tengu farming out of Riverside Province!!!
Nightfall doesnt even make my top list, I despise and dislike this game so much. I am so sick of gonig through Nightfall but you need to just to access DOA and other farming places. The campaign is getting so darn boring for me
2. Prophecies - First Guild Wars game got me hooked and has tons of great memories for me there, like Caromi Tengu farming out of Riverside Province!!!
Nightfall doesnt even make my top list, I despise and dislike this game so much. I am so sick of gonig through Nightfall but you need to just to access DOA and other farming places. The campaign is getting so darn boring for me


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I love all 3 the same, just because they're so different from one another 