What Makes a Guild Wars Player Good?
Banane-O-Man
Good knowledge about the game, willing to help and willing to learn.
My New Name
Good players are those that love to grind and only do that deffo...
j/k
imo good players are those who are willing to help out people occasionally and who offer a friendly piece of advice now and then (NOT "pro tips"!!! or there is a build on PvX for that retard!) and as mentioned many times before those who know the game and mostly the skills
and in the end most importantly those who think outside of the box
j/k
imo good players are those who are willing to help out people occasionally and who offer a friendly piece of advice now and then (NOT "pro tips"!!! or there is a build on PvX for that retard!) and as mentioned many times before those who know the game and mostly the skills
and in the end most importantly those who think outside of the box
Rodeus
Knows skills, friendly attitude, F10 before asking, equips heroes like he would equip himself (runes, insignia etc), clear talk in chat, think before act, able to adapt build/equipment to situations, has at least r3 Gladiator.
Nature Wraith
shield sets, 40/40s and movement
clouddyl
A good player is strong like bear
ArlanKels
Chocobo1
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Knows skills, friendly attitude, F10 before asking, equips heroes like he would equip himself (runes, insignia etc), clear talk in chat, think before act, able to adapt build/equipment to situations, has at least r3 Gladiator.
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A good player has to understand why skills work well, and not just copy paste from wiki. I'm not saying you can't copy paste from wiki, but there needs to be an understanding of why that build is the best for the situation etc.
CagedinSanity
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What Makes a Guild Wars Player Good?
In your opinion, what makes someone good? Is it the wealth they have? Is it the knowledge and wisdom? Is it the items they have? Perhaps the titles they have earned? I want to hear from YOU, which is most important to you and why feel free to rank them and discuss! |
The second one. Those other three are things come as an effect of actually knowing the game.
I respect players who do research before asking so many questions.
I know this one guy, met him when he was just on GW for a week. A month later, he's got 6 characters at 20, one with ancient armor, one with elite gladiator's armor, and some more with the mid-range priced armor. Even I wasn't able to do that in my early days.
He wasn't an idiot. He quickly learned how to play the damn game.