PVP Server, how's it work because...

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ginetti
ginetti
Academy Page
#1
In the RPG server, whenever you venture out of town or waypoints, you basicaly enter your very own world, or an "instance". In this world, there are no other Player Characters unless they've joined you in a party.

So how would PVP work on a PVP server?

Do you pvp in town, if so, why not just shoot someone who's using a merchant?

Please explain to me, the newest of newbs at Guild Wars

Thanks in advance!
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VonGimli
Frost Gate Guardian
#2
There is no PvP server. You are all together in a single world, just when you exit the town you are in your own world (as you know already). And the towns are seperated into "Districts", which are basically many copies of the town that they use to split the players up so you dont have 8728738578 players in the town. That would lag a lot. The only PvP is in special arenas. Basically, you dont choose a server when you start the game, everyone is on the same server, just that 1 server is made out of a bunch of servers.
Bone_White_Haze
Bone_White_Haze
Academy Page
#3
No such thing as an 'rpg' or 'pvp' server, we all live in the same world.

Missions and travel between towns are instanced. No ganking in the wilds, ever.

PvP takes place in arenas and guild halls. No place else.

In short, pvp is consensual or it doesn't happen. Best of both worlds.
ginetti
ginetti
Academy Page
#4
why then when i select "Create Character" i can choose to make a lvl 20 PVP character or a RPG character and start from scratch?
spiritofcat
spiritofcat
Jungle Guide
#5
A PvP character only has access to the PvP areas of the game.
PvP is conducted in organised arenas in teams of 4 to 8. Sometimes random, sometimes player chosen, depending on which arena.
If you bothered to do a little search you would have found all the info you need.
ginetti
ginetti
Academy Page
#6
hi, thanks for the info spiritofcat,

i dont have time to do research while i'm at work, but i can usualy sneak in a quick question or two.

Thanks for the advice though.