since nobody knows what the benefits will be, I've held off on any grinds (1 maxed title i think across 9 chars) until I find out it's worth it (at which point it will be too late to do titles anyways) but it's win-win for me.
I wouldn't worry too much as 26 should give you pretty much anything titles are supposed to give you.
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Personally, I want to have GWAMM done for no other reason than a sense of accomplishment. After having been everywhere and done everything in the game, I think I'll be ready for GW2. If the time doesn't sync up and I finish with time to spare I'll probably just play around on another character and max a few titles on them.
Ultimately, do it because you want to do it, not because you're expecting oober1337n355 in GW2. If you don't just want to do it for the sake of doing it, you'll burn out.
Ultimately, do it because you want to do it, not because you're expecting oober1337n355 in GW2. If you don't just want to do it for the sake of doing it, you'll burn out.
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Remember the tapestry shred Gwen gives you? If taken to her in HoM, got you an extra quest. I can see the possibility of an NPC, "We knew of your coming, descendant of Hero XXXX, we have a special task only for you." Of course, it will be 2/3 of the way into the game, or after achieving a certain level or rank.
As good a guess as anything else in here?
As good a guess as anything else in here?
Ilu Kattar
I doubt that there will be an advantage over any other player who has just picked up their game. Shiny hands, a few /bonus items perhaps? But certainly nothing that will make completing GWAMM just for the HoM worth it. Do it for the love of grind, or titles, or completion, or whatever tickles your pickle sure - not for HoM or GW2.
I doubt that there will be an advantage over any other player who has just picked up their game. Shiny hands, a few /bonus items perhaps? But certainly nothing that will make completing GWAMM just for the HoM worth it. Do it for the love of grind, or titles, or completion, or whatever tickles your pickle sure - not for HoM or GW2.
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A pixel on the upper left thigh of your GW2 avatar will be changed from black to gold. All the best groups in the game will require you to flash your thigh before joining (using the /thigh emote, obviously). Golden thigh accounts will go for hundreds of dollars on ebay, and newer players will post long rants on the unfairness of thigh pixelation.
The forums will quickly degenerate into flame wars between the have-thighs and the have not-thighs, grinding all social interaction ingame to a screeching halt. After 2 years of carnage, Anet will finally decide to take action, and change the default color of thighs from black to yellow, making them largely indistinguishable from the golden thighs. This will be widely ridiculed as "a heaping pile of cellulite"
The forums will quickly degenerate into flame wars between the have-thighs and the have not-thighs, grinding all social interaction ingame to a screeching halt. After 2 years of carnage, Anet will finally decide to take action, and change the default color of thighs from black to yellow, making them largely indistinguishable from the golden thighs. This will be widely ridiculed as "a heaping pile of cellulite"
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I think for the pvp title high ranks there should be some sort of decent benefit too as it separate the noob players in gw 1 who aren't able to max loads of titles and the better GW players who can.
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It NEVER has and NEVER will. Having more titles maxed just shows you have lots of time on your hands. It has NOTHING to do with how good a player you are. You could be the shittiest player on this side of the universe but with enough time and determination even the worse of the worse can get their epeen titles maxed.
Unfortunately there are alot of people who still get a false sense of self worth from maxing epeen titles. Pity.
Same logic applies to PvP titles, truth be told. Only difference is that the people that are the furthest along in the title track must have both skill and lots of time on their hands.
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Same logic applies to PvP titles, truth be told. Only difference is that the people that are the furthest along in the title track must have both skill and lots of time on their hands.
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Having said that....Skill > Time spent died a long time ago.
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What class is she? Does she have 'armor' or not? Does she have any 'skills'? Elite skills? Is there a trainer for her? What are the monthly maintenance costs? Can I put her away if I get tired of her?
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You can simply dedicate her in the GW2 HoM! Put her on a pedestal and visit when the mood strikes you.


