Alright. Quick question.

acidd

Pre-Searing Cadet

Join Date: Dec 2007

N/W

I'm planning on buying guild wars.
But I'm very confused, there's like 5 of them.

What do I buy?
Lol

I don't know much, I can't tell if like something's an upgrade [expansion] pack, or something.

So if I have NO previous trace of guild wars on my computer, what do I buy?

Thanks!

Here's a picture.

iridescentfyre

iridescentfyre

Desert Nomad

Join Date: Mar 2006

W/

Prophecies, Factions, and Nightfall are all "standalone" games that require nothing else. Each takes place on a separate continent, with its own storyline, quests, skills, items, etc. If you have more than one associated with a single login account, they sorta "link up" and form a game world that you can travel freely around in as you please. Having all three gives you access to everything, which is obviously preferable.

If you're going to choose just one for now, Prophecies and Nightfall are generally regarded to be the best options for new players as they have the best learning curve. Nightfall would be my personal recommendation.

Eye of the North is an expansion that requires one of the three above, and mostly adds content appropriate for veterans of the game.

I recommend you read this for much more in-depth info before you make a purchase.

acidd

Pre-Searing Cadet

Join Date: Dec 2007

N/W

Thank you very much.

Is that second one, Guild Wars: Game of the Year Edition, prophecies?

Kook~NBK~

Grotto Attendant

Join Date: Mar 2005

A little chalet outside Drok's

Natural Born Killaz

Yes, it is. (And the gal on the front is named Eve.)

acidd

Pre-Searing Cadet

Join Date: Dec 2007

N/W

Quote:
Originally Posted by Kook~NBK~
Yes, it is. (And the gal on the front is named Eve.)
Thanks. You've been very helpful.
Have a very merry Christmas!

Cargan

Cargan

Lion's Arch Merchant

Join Date: Jun 2007

Scotland

[ESP]

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I'd recommend getting the Guild Wars Platinum Edition. It just makes most sense since you're getting some of the best content and also some of the newest content in the one package.