Guild Wars 2

I’m aware of the numerous threads about the personal story practically not affecting your home instance. However, I have a rather specific question:

In the Trial of Minister Zamon there is a guard there that you can have a brief dialogue with. He talks about how his sister lost her job because of Zamon. You then offer to allow her to work at your house(I think that is what the dialogue implied anyway). After the quest I went back to my home instance to find that this person I was supposed to help was not there. Did they really put such a dialogue there for almost no reason? Thanks.

And you care why? You spend almost no time there anyways, or at least, you are not supposed to.

Plus, maybe you have a house somewhere that she works at and you just can’t go inside?

drkonus.5084:

And you care why? You spend almost no time there anyways, or at least, you are not supposed to.

Plus, maybe you have a house somewhere that she works at and you just can’t go inside?

I suppose it isn’t evident enough to you that I was merely interested enough in the subject matter to ask this question.

Actually though, your point is still valid. I had read some articles that incorrectly stated that Lord Faren’s house was actually the Noble player’s house. I had discovered that at work but unfortunately our work’s firewall does not allow us to get on to the Guild Wars 2 forums. Even though you were a bit snarky, thanks for at least answering.

I too was at a lost when I spoke to that ministry guard. You have to remember our characters do not have any house to call their own. So am guessing when they flesh out the home instance and we able to have a build to call our house than maybe we can see whether the dialogue is suppose to mean anything.

Vahn.2734:

drkonus.5084:

And you care why? You spend almost no time there anyways, or at least, you are not supposed to.

Plus, maybe you have a house somewhere that she works at and you just can’t go inside?

I suppose it isn’t evident enough to you that I was merely interested enough in the subject matter to ask this question.

Actually though, your point is still valid. I had read some articles that incorrectly stated that Lord Faren’s house was actually the Noble player’s house. I had discovered that at work but unfortunately our work’s firewall does not allow us to get on to the Guild Wars 2 forums. Even though you were a bit snarky, thanks for at least answering.

sorry, but it was the truth, not a lot of the story is actually spent in the home instance, so I do not see why one should even go there.

Vahn.2734:

drkonus.5084:

And you care why? You spend almost no time there anyways, or at least, you are not supposed to.

Plus, maybe you have a house somewhere that she works at and you just can’t go inside?

I suppose it isn’t evident enough to you that I was merely interested enough in the subject matter to ask this question.

Actually though, your point is still valid. I had read some articles that incorrectly stated that Lord Faren’s house was actually the Noble player’s house. I had discovered that at work but unfortunately our work’s firewall does not allow us to get on to the Guild Wars 2 forums. Even though you were a bit snarky, thanks for at least answering.

Player housing has been confirmed but no release date announced so the guard may appear at your house once it is added.