Hearts of the North - the next Guild Wars Beyond chapter
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Originally Posted by MagnumShadow
Wait do i have to complete Hearts of the North in order to play Winds of change when it comes out ?
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It would be nice if Winds of Change was completely separate though. Playable by someone that doesn't even have Prophecies.
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Originally Posted by MagnumShadow
Wait do i have to complete Hearts of the North in order to play Winds of change when it comes out ?
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"Only those players who have finished Guild Wars: Eye of the North and the War in Kryta can access Hearts of the North."
Ran several characters through this last night finally getting to one who just finished BLA a week ago. EotN is complete but she can't access these new quests (no Ebon Vanguard unit outside of EotN). Can it be assumed this is a bug or do you also need to beat Prophecies in addition to EotN/WiK?
Ran several characters through this last night finally getting to one who just finished BLA a week ago. EotN is complete but she can't access these new quests (no Ebon Vanguard unit outside of EotN). Can it be assumed this is a bug or do you also need to beat Prophecies in addition to EotN/WiK?
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Originally Posted by Reformed
"Only those players who have finished Guild Wars: Eye of the North and the War in Kryta can access Hearts of the North."
Ran several characters through this last night finally getting to one who just finished BLA a week ago. EotN is complete but she can't access these new quests (no Ebon Vanguard unit outside of EotN). Can it be assumed this is a bug or do you also need to beat Prophecies in addition to EotN/WiK? |
http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Hearts_of_the_north
So it seems your char should also visit Gwen in your HoM to be able to get the new quest chain started.
Now everyone has a build to solo with. You get to keep all the drops in the mini mission.
Also to the people that say "only 128 runs to Vanguard"... this is why Guild Wars has downplayed its "skill over time played" motto ever since Nightfall.
P.S. Keiran is pro but his bow has no inscription slot or mods
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Also to the people that say "only 128 runs to Vanguard"... this is why Guild Wars has downplayed its "skill over time played" motto ever since Nightfall.
P.S. Keiran is pro but his bow has no inscription slot or mods
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Originally Posted by caballo_oscuro
Yep, I know the costume thing is getting a bit much for alot of people, it can be a drain on your prescious monies and some feel Anet is just leaching money for very little.
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Originally Posted by RedDog91
BTW, Keiran is a beast when you want to kill Rotscale
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Although for a second I got a little agitated after:
'I'm using promise of death on Rotscale"
--> Sniper
WTF why wont he die?!?
...Then I noticed the 900's and remembered how much health that stupid dragon has
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Wedding Couple Attire. YES!
Formal Attire... NO!
Dapper Tuxedo... NO, NO, and thrice NO!
QFT
Formal Attire... NO!
Dapper Tuxedo... NO, NO, and thrice NO!
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Originally Posted by SebaZ
A lot of people are saying stuff like that, and I really don't get them. You are not forced to buy every single costume, and buying a costume doesn't give you any advantage over other people. Do you guys have some kind of addiction that is forcing you to buy every costume? In that case you should go see a doctor, not blame a.net.
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I'd probably buy 'em for completion if they weren't a $15 set. I understand it, but ehhhhh, it's a bit much right now.
And that's why I'll hold off. No biggie.
I got the stupid babbling-Gwen bug so I haven't done the second quest yet (much to my annoyance and dismay), but I can't wait to try solo'ing Rotscale.
And that's why I'll hold off. No biggie.
I got the stupid babbling-Gwen bug so I haven't done the second quest yet (much to my annoyance and dismay), but I can't wait to try solo'ing Rotscale.
Such strange forms of logic here. If i walk trough the mall i will never complain about the stores trying to sell me shoes or perfume. A strange world that would be: You go shopping and all you ever see on a shelf is the one thing you want.
You got your moneys worth out of this game three years ago, kids. You paid for what was on the disks. You never had to pay for any later content that matters, gameplay wise: The Zquests,heavy equipment packs, Nicolas and the war in Kryta content. And there was that one free storage panel too. Some of you even complained about THAT. So show some gratitude or Santa will notice and he might stop giving you candy.
You got your moneys worth out of this game three years ago, kids. You paid for what was on the disks. You never had to pay for any later content that matters, gameplay wise: The Zquests,heavy equipment packs, Nicolas and the war in Kryta content. And there was that one free storage panel too. Some of you even complained about THAT. So show some gratitude or Santa will notice and he might stop giving you candy.
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Originally Posted by King Size
anyone else got this 'issue' ?http://yfrog.com/msgw032nj
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Yes :C And the people I went with had no problem getting the quest, too xD So they left and I rezoned and the thingy wasnt even there anymore. |:
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Originally Posted by Regina Buenaobra
I spoke to Kristen to get more details about the costumes.
 The Groom costume is a full three-piece tuxedo with: long tails, gold belt, tartan cape with gold clasps. The tall top had has cross-buttoned ribbons that dangle in the back. There are two version of this: a black version, and a dyeable version. The Groomsman costume is a more suit-like (with shorter tails) outfit that can double as formal wear outside of a wedding. It has no belt, no cape, and a shorter top hat with a button and no ornate ribbon dangling. The female tuxedo is custom-made. It was tailored specifically for female characters. It has mesh and ribbon detailing that matches the groom and bride. The female tuxedo comes with another version of the top hat to match the outfit, complete with decorative ribbon dangles. The Bride has a long layered satin dress with layers of ruffle mesh trimmed with satin ribbon and coordinating mesh sleeve. Dress is trimmed with gold flowers and leaves, including an arm band to attach the sleeve. Her formal up-do hairstyle has double flowing satin and ribboned veils with gold flowers and tiny white flower details. Hair decoration comes complete with gold flower and white flower bell earrings. She does have a garter as well as satin ribbon shoes. Bride dress comes in white as well as another dyeable version (so that when it dyes, the details still show because the dye system can be finicky… and the dress absolutely needed to look good in white). Bridesmaid/formal dress: Because bridesmaid dresses are traditionally less ornate than the bride and Gwen’s was already streamlined for style and her personality, we felt dressing the members of the wedding party in formal attire would be more appropriate. Formal dress has matching shoes, necklace, bracelet and shoulder sash. In the back is a cascade of ribbons and large petals to match the flowing decorations of the front skirt. Her formal hair has columns of curls and matching mesh decoration. And lastly: Susan Jessup designed and implemented the female tuxedo and the formal dress. Kristen Perry designed and implemented the groom, groomsmen, and bride outfits. |
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Originally Posted by Charlie Dayman
Bah, I just finished the first quest which was fun. Though...
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