Getting Stuck in Terriotory an Issue?

I'm in a Guild with players from Europe and North America and I've been helping out a Guildmate lvl up, by going to Euro districts, switching everytime. IT was too late befoe I realized that I can only switch territories 5 times. I'm now stuck in Euro territory for rest of game life.

I wish to sugest that they should have made the number of times you can switch territory to an EVEN number so even if you mess up like I did, you fall back in the territory which you first selected. Most people when they buy the game and choose territory, they would go with there respective ones.

I was wondering if there is anyway around this, I sent a letter to GW support website but there help section they strongly say that if anything like this happend they wont be able to provide any support (

Comments on this plz.

Oh, wow... that sucks... heh...

I didnt know about this till recently just as well... but i don't switch places...

I don't know why they dont have it just unlimited... would that imbalance trading or something?... i dunno... but meh...

Why didn't you just meet in the international districts? You could have met your friend their, partied up and gone out exploring...(maybe?)

The only thing I'd have to test on that is to see if the map would make itself, and how well each person pings the server.

Well there IS a international district, no need to switch servers ... just change districts.

You are now stuck in euroland, only thing I sugest is sticking to the international district because we european ... like badmouthing the US ... a lot ...

As for the reason to why a limit ... well there are dead hours, if we could just switch servers its possible to overload the servers with everyone moving to other region servers because their region servers are ghost town.

Atleast they should make the count to 6 or EVEN number, 5 just screws you up. You buy the game, oyu install it and when all these specifications like Territory are asked you go for your own, like North America for ex, then even if you mess up switching too many times, in the end you will land back in North American Territory. Problem Resolved.

I think Perishiko was right earlier, making trades unfair, and if it evened out, then people wouldn't have to feel the consequence of it. I'm not sure how it would effect trading, though, if 100s of people bought/sell low and moved to a different territory to sell high...I would imagine people would start gaining 10s of thousands of gold instantly from buying/selling sigils(just a guess).