Update 28-4-2011
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So, Massively is putting this information out, and still I see nothing about it on the official site or blog.
Fansites shouldn't be beating you to the punch on this, ANet. I'm sure this wasn't a leak, persay, and it's not like it's a surprise that GW is reaching its sixth anniversary around this time, so I see no reason for official notices on the blog, website, or in-game to have been nonexistent up until now. |

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Most likely the event will not start until about noon PDT today, which is in about ~35 mins from now.
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The issue is that in the past, events like these would muster a response from ANet about a week in advance in the form of a notice on the front page of the official website and in-game. Maybe they wouldn't tell us everything new that was set to be in the update or come out with the festival, but they did inform players that it was happening, and it did make it seem like a big deal.
Now, ANet is relatively silent. The biggest burst of information about today's update came first from fansites instead of official word-of-mouth, and it came today. I am aware that Stéphane and Stumme have both made mentions of the anniversary celebration starting today on this forum in the past week, but why was it done like that (as a response to the question being posed, by the way) instead of having the official site and in-game announcements decked out as was usual? It just seems like a really bad time to be neglecting something like this.
Okay, so put up a cookie-cutter festival announcement on the official page saying, "Hey, it's the Sixth Birthday Celebration, and we're going to bring back all of that fun stuff that we've always had for every other festival like this, plus some special surprises!" Then, you can go off to your media outlets and fansites with the goodies that will be coming out and let them spoil all of those for us when the start of the festival is at the players' heels. In the meantime though, everyone at least knows it's coming, and not just because it happened last year and the year before and the year before, but because you guys have actually come out and said, "Yes, we are still having a birthday celebration in GW, because it's still a big deal."
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This seems like a really cool update to me, even though there aren't going to be sixth year minis. I am hopeful that we'll actually get some people to group up and check out all the new stuff, and the fact that razah is a free merc is pretty awesome.
Now all we need is for somebody to shine the Karate Jesus signal into the sky over texas.
Now all we need is for somebody to shine the Karate Jesus signal into the sky over texas.
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So, the first hard mode quest is slated to be Villainy of Galrath. Might I ask then, what was stopping you from toggling hard mode and doing this quest versus a hard-mode-quest? Any bets on whether this will allow you to do both or is it as redundant as it sounds...
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2) That's not an option for players who already completed it long ago, in NM.
3) Repeatable? Maybe...
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So, the first hard mode quest is slated to be Villainy of Galrath. Might I ask then, what was stopping you from toggling hard mode and doing this quest versus a hard-mode-quest? Any bets on whether this will allow you to do both or is it as redundant as it sounds...
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We are still waiting for an update
and none have a clue when it actually will come. Normally it would have come 39 minutes ago, if we consider the normal update hours 
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About time, I was going to be one sad panda if I had to get home today and not be able to race.
On an unrelated note, I just read the lore behind the Flux. I laughed. Nice to see how these unresloved plot elements always seem to show up in the most unexpeted places.
I will be especially intrigued if the Flux ends up in DA and RBR, somehow. Nevermind, that won't happen. I forgot, ANet doesn't think Gamer arenas are PvP.
On an unrelated note, I just read the lore behind the Flux. I laughed. Nice to see how these unresloved plot elements always seem to show up in the most unexpeted places.
I will be especially intrigued if the Flux ends up in DA and RBR, somehow. Nevermind, that won't happen. I forgot, ANet doesn't think Gamer arenas are PvP.


