I was overseas working for the U.S. Dept. of Defense when GW was released and had limited internet access so I got started about 2 years late. I'm just now getting to the point where I'm wanting to "sight-see" in the game.
I think it would be wonderful to have a monthly article on places of interest in the game that may not be obvious to the average player. Information on lore regarding the area etc. etc.
Another interesting topic would be how certain things have changed. For instance, I've heard mention that 2 years ago certain areas of the game were always crowded but now are pretty much dead. It would be cool to understand why certain areas were abandoned whether it was due to skill changes, price drops, over-farming etc.
Would you read a short GW magazine?
Deakon
Fril Estelin
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From the GW community news:
http://photics.com/team-up-with-phot...wars-magazine/ Photics is trying to reboot. I hope they succeed. |
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| Issue #35 of the Photics e-zine is jam-packed with Guild Wars goodness, including fan art, poetry, and opinion pieces. This issue contains “The Moa,” a parody of Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Raven” that talks about the wait for Guild Wars 2. This issue also includes an interesting piece that discusses game marketing and how the industry has changed since Guild Wars was first released. Read on! |
tracco
Hope it hasn't been said, but; make it bimonthly... Then you'll have a bit more to write about.
QueenofDeath
Nope /not signed
We already get enough free information and plenty we don't want already. Why should we need another offbeat organization feeding us garbage we don't agree with or want to hear as well?
Only thing I will read outside of the forums (and not just this one) would be interviews and nothing but interviews and I rather prefer them live, but, if I did miss one I'd like a site to go read the minutes of the interviews. We usually get a link to that already here though so really no need for some offbeat unorganized service for that either.
We already get enough free information and plenty we don't want already. Why should we need another offbeat organization feeding us garbage we don't agree with or want to hear as well?
Only thing I will read outside of the forums (and not just this one) would be interviews and nothing but interviews and I rather prefer them live, but, if I did miss one I'd like a site to go read the minutes of the interviews. We usually get a link to that already here though so really no need for some offbeat unorganized service for that either.