Guardian or Vanquisher?

Guardian is way easier and quicker than Vanquishing. Pretty much every NM mission is easy, HM makes most of them a 'challenge' while theres the occasional 'difficult' one but they can still be H/Hed

That's pretty much how I did TSL, too. I also took Olias as MM. Once I got through the initial mob and got the minions going, it wasn't too bad.

Guardian, in my opinion, is easier than Vanquisher, Tyrian Guardian seems the easiest so far.
Vanquishing takes a lot longer.
What is this "finding groups" you speak of?
Hmm, For the Guardian Tracks there are missions where having more than one human makes things easier, such as Eternal Grove or Vizunah Square (can have each team with at least one human in from each side that way), but some Vanquishable areas are far easier with 2+ humans, depending on ability. I guess Vanquishing is easier with Hero/Hench since you can take all the time you want, some missions, especially Canthan ones, are timed.
Hmm, tough call. I probably found Guardian more fun. I've completed Guardian of Cantha and Canthan Vanquisher, moving on to Tyrian Guardian next. I've done a couple of Elonian Guardian missions... Vanquishing, after a while, get's very samey imo.

Vanquishing saved my exploration title. As a paragon coming from Elona and exploring Tyria, the only way to make the easier areas fun was to vanquish as I traveled. Still not done, at 56%, but I have a string of unbroken golden helmets from the Eastern Frontier to the Wilds, along with all of Kryta. And all of them are confirmed kills, as far as exploration goes.

Guardian can be really enjoyable, particularly in early missions that actually become interesting, but it's also a pain in the neck at times. Divinity Coast is nigh impossible with H/H, and any suggested builds for doing the D'Alessio Seaboard would be much appreciated. I got the bonus objective just fine, but the temple siege got just a bit too ridiculous.

I'm enjoying vanquishing. Just like the above poster, it makes the cartography title not so dull. I've only done one HM mission and it was a cake walk, but I can tell that others will be nigh impossible without a either research on a good build or a lot of trial and error. I think vanquishing might be easier, just will take more time. As far as I know, everything in the game can be H/Hed...but that doesn't mean that there are not times where you will need extreme luck or perfect timing....

Do it like myself: Slowly making all titles, not focusing in one in particular. Just vanquish an area today, make a mission in HM tomorrow, play some PvP after tomorrow, and so on ...

While the Vanquisher title will obviously take longer - it does sync nicely with many other titles: Cartographer, Skill Hunter, Wisdom, & Treasure Hunter (lucky and unlucky too!). So to me, you get more bang for your time and in fact might actually come out of it with more gold then you entered depending on drops.

I've now vanquished all of Tyria and Cantha with my mesmer and his H/H. Twin Serpent Lakes wasn't all that hard, and Wavecrest actually sneaked up on me while I was fighting Outcasts, he killed a couple of henchies but we won in the end. Eastern Frontier took a few mesmer/necro skills and good targetting but really isn't as hard as people are making out.

Divinity Coast and D'Alessio got mentions as well, I did them both with H/H last weekend. For D'Alessio I caught the 4 Ghouls before they ran down to fort, then i ran as fast as I could (without speed buff) and my monks got to Dorian before he died. After that it was just standing around the shirne killing undead while trying not to drop the vase

Divinity screwed me the first time with the Tengu killing the second chosen before I got there. I restarted and added Fall Back to a couple of Heroes and manually activated it to get over the bridge. Got there in time and saved Mr. Chosen. Was pretty easy after that.

Overall, I'd say that ALL areas can be vanquished with H/H so long as you can aggro well, have patience and some decent builds.

I've done both with H/H. They are different kinds of enjoyment.

(1) I found vanquishing to be easier. With missions, you have to be more varied with your tactics and strategy. You are accomplishing different objectives. You have different scenarios like defend the fort, escort, assassinate, etc. With vanquishing, you have one objective: kill all enemies. The luxuries of time doesn't exist with a lot of missions. You don't get to sit back half a mile away and pull one group at a time for all the missions. You don't get the luxury of statues and shrines wiping away DP or granting bonuses/morale. You don't have the luxury of being rebirthed at a shrine with a full party wipe. Not only will you have to adapt builds for the different enemy types, you will also have to adapt builds to accomplish the stated objectives of each mission.

(2) I found vanquishing to take longer. It boils down to simply that there are many more zones than missions.

(3) You will not find it "easy" to find groups for either. You will more likely to find groups advertising for missions than for vanquishing.

(4) Vanquishing is almost certainly a H/H experience. Except for a few locations, there just aren't people looking to vanquish. Even if you do, you will most likely be leaving with heroes.

(5) I found both to be fun. But they are different kinds of challenge and different kind of fun.