I have beaten Prof and Gwen and started Factions a couple of weeks ago. I do not like the game play as well as the others nor how the missions are set up. As far as playing a SIN, I started one and found that it does not perform very well in PvE. When I got to a point that I could jump over to PvP however I really got into the SIN. Whole different experience playing in the arena vs my other char. War/Monk and Necro/Monk. I play the SIN in PvP and do very little PvE with him.
I was thinking of giving up on gw BUT....
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Personally, I enjoy factions. Sins have alot of potiential but it seems like only a handful of people learn to play them well. I love Rits, the Forest and Alliance Battles. However, the Factions story line is pretty weak and you can finish it very quickly. The towns are empty and without a strong guild to back you up you will have to rely on h/h to finish it. To answer you question: I don't think Factions will help you enjoy the game again. With your friends list shrinking and your growing boredom it may be time to take a break.
My boyfriend uses Assassin for EVERYTHING. PvE, PvP, farming, title grabbing, anything you can possibly do, he uses him.
But all of those things can be done without an Assassin, separately or altogether. If you're bored with the game, making a new character won't really change gameplay all that much.
But all of those things can be done without an Assassin, separately or altogether. If you're bored with the game, making a new character won't really change gameplay all that much.
sibelang
Frost Gate Guardian
Sekai o Oni Moriageru Tame no Suzumiya Haruhi no Dan [SOS-dan]
Joined May 2007
Factions is fun for a bit. I enjoyed it. Like the other chapters though, you'll eventually tire of it because:
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... but GW seems to be getting stale because of all the same things over and over, and the fact that all the gear/weapons/etc have the same stats, and it seem pointless to me to grind for titles and stuff that doesnt improve on my overall gameplay.
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Factions was by far the best campaign, everyone else is wrong.
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its imo, the best of all 4 games, and still my fav to replay.
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The best thing about GW is the fact that you can drop it and not play it for a few months.
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I dont want to leave (for a bit) but GW seems to be getting stale because of all the same things over and over, and the fact that all the gear/weapons/etc have the same stats, and it seem pointless to me to grind for titles and stuff that doesnt improve on my overall gameplay.
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I dont want to leave (for a bit) but GW seems to be getting stale because of all the same things over and over, and the fact that all the gear/weapons/etc have the same stats, and it seem pointless to me to grind for titles and stuff that doesnt improve on my overall gameplay.
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The misconception is that you actually gain nothing by getting a 10% more damaging weapon if your foes have 10% more HP, too.
This should also not really be the great fun factor in a game.
It is a hamster wheel that keeps you going, and it is prominent in WoW and other achievement-style MMOs, where ultra-uber gear then drops from the first trashmob in the next expansion that you did not get in super hard 25 man raids before.
GW was great without the grind for ever better equipment.
Maybe it is just not your style, nothing wrong with that. I am playing another game based on the hamster wheel principle at the moment, too. This should not make us forget that it game concept is actually still that of a hamster wheel to keep you going and subscribed.
