Guild Wars 2

Was thinking about how Southsun players are more than likely turning casual players away. This game is like a lamer magnet. Spawn camping, cheap shots, and sucker punches.

By the way telling people they should toughen up, or learn to play is a real good way to get people to vote with you, or even keep playing that aspect of the game.

You can tell us to do whatever and what not. It doesn’t matter action talks malarkey walks.

I’m voting for Ellen. I play on average 8 hours a day, and spend roughly $150 a month in the gem store. Try and keep up. Me having a life or not is irrelevant, and there’s a lot more like me.

it has nothing to do with the minigames at all aspect arena is hated by all players evenly southsun is very fun but very unbalanced so based on minigames evons hould be ahead

Duke Nukem.6783:

it has nothing to do with the minigames at all aspect arena is hated by all players evenly southsun is very fun but very unbalanced so based on minigames evons hould be ahead

But.. I like both games… Aspect Arena is fun!

I’m just saying it’s how we treat each other. Evon’s is an army of one. That’s all well and good. It’s just like how it’s very valorous in wvw to go it alone against a zerg, but you still die instantly, and don’t do anything practical.

I actually like Aspect Arena better. It’s just as profitable as Southsun Survival, but much faster. If you pick Wind or Sun and just run crystals, you can almost certainly guarantee a team win because most other players just get into slugging matches in the middle of the Arena.

Southsun Survival is fun in its own way, but I really do hate getting headshotted by some unseen guy while gathering supplies.

I seriously don’t think the number of people who vote based on how their treated in a mini-game that has no bearing on anything other than the meta achievements is big enough to consider.

I do think, however that the assumption that “Kiel voters are nice and helpful, while Evon voters are a bunch of lone wolfs.” Is a baseless, and poorly thought out.