I think there should be an option to go back to presearing once you beat the game
I wish they made presearing a place and not a time frame.
Its such a pretty place and it makes the game fun to play, the post searing is bleek and ugly, bleh
I want my pre sear back
Suggestion to bring back presearing
Nizzim
chaos dragoon
yes,pre searing is very nice.i made a monk and plane to stay there until i get 0xp from the charr.at least after you beat the first 4 missions and drive back the charr,ascalon should recover or something.maybe an 8 person mission where you had to defeat the charr army.
johnnylange
you gotta be kidding...I think the only reason anyone would wanna go back is so they can get or buy black dyes off the noobs for super cheap. 
After I created a couple characters, I would hurry up and do all the skill quests and get the hell out of there! 
After I created a couple characters, I would hurry up and do all the skill quests and get the hell out of there!
elhaym
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at least after you beat the first 4 missions and drive back the charr,ascalon should recover or something.maybe an 8 person mission where you had to defeat the charr army.
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anyways, i agree with the op, i want a green place that isnt a jungle with evil spiders to run around in.
Rayea
i know what you mean....have you ever run about in the over the wall area and looked at where you can actually get to..theres loads of it...
and, has anyone ever taken down that Charr guy that uses the Flame thing to bring about the searing?
surely, there could be a way to do an alternate reality/timeline version.
say, sentback through time a group of 8 hardy and acended idividuals, take out the Charr flame guy and save all of ascalon!
from then on, you could have the choice of Sered Realm or Green Realm. one is the same map we are all used to, full of holes and stuff. the other is the map as it would have been. with no charr, but different enemies and vilans and people that died in the Seared Realm are still alive
and, has anyone ever taken down that Charr guy that uses the Flame thing to bring about the searing?
surely, there could be a way to do an alternate reality/timeline version.
say, sentback through time a group of 8 hardy and acended idividuals, take out the Charr flame guy and save all of ascalon!
from then on, you could have the choice of Sered Realm or Green Realm. one is the same map we are all used to, full of holes and stuff. the other is the map as it would have been. with no charr, but different enemies and vilans and people that died in the Seared Realm are still alive
Charcoal Ann
I have killed all the charr around a flame stand i found however i am sure that i have seen another one elsewhere in the northlands so it is not easy to do but you could in theory stop the searing...i've never been bothered to stay in the area for that long, you die soo much.
Charrbane
The better idea is not being able to return to pre-searing but to have areas on the outskirts of Ascalon where the green grass yet grows. How a bunch of beastcats destroyed an entire country with a cauldron and some wand waving is a bit of a mystery, but anyhow..... I do think that they should add some places where the seared areas merge nicely into places that look 'pre-seared'. I highly doubt we will see such a thing tho as it probably would interfere with the storyline, but I do hope that in a future expansion they have new areas that look like pre-sear Ascalon and maybe somehow we get to see Ascalon restored and get to see other parts of it that we haven't seen before... at the very least we should be able to give those Charr ba$tards worse than what they gave us. They destroyed my country and that big beautiful waterfall and I want to give them hell for it instead of skulking off to some humid jungle joint.. 
Crowskie
You know, I almost wonder if the searing spell required alot of sacrifices(as in, alot of Charr killed other Charr or themselves). You'd think that they'd still be doing it otherwise.
emil knight
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I have killed all the charr around a flame stand i found however i am sure that i have seen another one elsewhere in the northlands so it is not easy to do but you could in theory stop the searing...i've never been bothered to stay in the area for that long, you die soo much.
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Everyone go on home... the Searing never happened... it's all been a dream...
Plague
I usually let each of my characters "simmer" in pre-Searing by getting them to the point where they can clear out the region with another player. No reward for that though.
I've personally wondered (but never wanted to bother trying this) if it were possible to max out at lvl 16 (or 15? whatever the cap is) by killing the boss monsters repeatedly, and then go back and do all the quests available to level up once more. It'd be a painful experiment to say the least, especially considering you'd have to avoid getting any but perhaps the starting skills just to have a chance.
I've personally wondered (but never wanted to bother trying this) if it were possible to max out at lvl 16 (or 15? whatever the cap is) by killing the boss monsters repeatedly, and then go back and do all the quests available to level up once more. It'd be a painful experiment to say the least, especially considering you'd have to avoid getting any but perhaps the starting skills just to have a chance.
Age
I would say it is about time Ascalon starts ruturning back to normal with it green trees and grass and the rivers clearing up.This would include the sky as well and seeing some rain would be nice.I guess that will have to wait for further chapter if the game lives that long.
SOT
I agree with you Nizzim. I too miss the verdant fields of GWEN.
No seriously, I miss the almost cartoony feel of pre-searing. Everything post is either dead, salty and sandy, cannibus looking, or popsicled, or all 3. :-)
No seriously, I miss the almost cartoony feel of pre-searing. Everything post is either dead, salty and sandy, cannibus looking, or popsicled, or all 3. :-)
BlaineTog
Yeah, maybe after finishing the last mission you get access to an area like Presearing, maybe call it the Elysian Fields (or something similar).
Rayea
yeah, but if you have the Elysian fields, you need the Abbys as well, and i sure as frell dont what That next door to me...
imagine, Takhisis, poping round to borrow a cup of Sulpher, and finding me at the door^^
*knock,knock* 'just wondered if i could....YOU?!' *sizzle crack thump spark spark*
yeah, right
imagine, Takhisis, poping round to borrow a cup of Sulpher, and finding me at the door^^
*knock,knock* 'just wondered if i could....YOU?!' *sizzle crack thump spark spark*
yeah, right
Ultimate_Gaara
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I agree with you Nizzim. I too miss the verdant fields of GWEN.
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I miss pre-searing.. i really do... i wish it was back so i could look for more places to take screenshots for my next desktop...
Nizzim
yaay my suggestion rocks, go me
Imp
You could make a new character..
Other than that it is going to be "Buying black dye 400gold!"
Other than that it is going to be "Buying black dye 400gold!"
Nizzim
no youve got the idea backwards, im not saying join the two, im saying have diff presearings, all i want is a beautiful environment.
thats all
thats all
=HT=Ingram
you'll like the New Ascalon settlement in Cantha then. wait for chapter 2...
Seron Dalar
Uh, go to Kryta. Duh.
Nizzim
i dont want beaches with caves, i want fertile soil and rolling hills sillies
spiritofcat
I agree it would be nice to go back to a place like presearing.
It wouldn't have to be the place inhabited by newbs, but just a nice green, friendly place. It could be implemented as another set of districts of presearing with no access between it and the newb presearing.
It wouldn't have to be the place inhabited by newbs, but just a nice green, friendly place. It could be implemented as another set of districts of presearing with no access between it and the newb presearing.
Killajalavu
Actually, I thought some of the Kryta missions were more beautiful then Presearing lol.....I think the layout design of it made it look a lot better then presearing. Especially the one Mission where you needed to find the Orrion Book, I thought that place looked awesome, and truly wished that places around where I lived looked like it.....well...without the spooky ghosts and lightening dragons :P But that doesn't change the fact it looked really beautiful
Charrbane
Perhaps after you Ascend and all that junk you discover that an Earthquake hit Ascalon, which unearthed an entry to the Catacombs. You get a quest to go back there and once in the Cats you find some new areas to explore and most of the olde is still blocked off.... however the exit to Wizards Folly is free and you discover the area survived the Searing and is still green. You could then have some other new un-seared areas to discover from there.....
Rayea
not bad ^^ Charrbane....
gives us back 2 places we miss....the rolling feilds of Pre, and the Cats
i mean, we know there are or were areas the bottom side of the Walled in area, we just never got to go through them...so whats wrong with that? use those areas, wedged between the icy mountains and the wrecked area i like it *grins*
gives us back 2 places we miss....the rolling feilds of Pre, and the Cats
i mean, we know there are or were areas the bottom side of the Walled in area, we just never got to go through them...so whats wrong with that? use those areas, wedged between the icy mountains and the wrecked area
i like it *grins*
Ultimate_Gaara
well hopefuly in chapter two the charr will feel bad and come up with a way to unsear everything.. either that or they will have a lot of grass seeds to spread around..
Kai Nui
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Originally Posted by Plague
I usually let each of my characters "simmer" in pre-Searing by getting them to the point where they can clear out the region with another player. No reward for that though.
I've personally wondered (but never wanted to bother trying this) if it were possible to max out at lvl 16 (or 15? whatever the cap is) by killing the boss monsters repeatedly, and then go back and do all the quests available to level up once more. It'd be a painful experiment to say the least, especially considering you'd have to avoid getting any but perhaps the starting skills just to have a chance. |