As the worlds (pve, spvp, wvw) gw2 continue to age, having new environmental changes and additions (villages, animal migrations, new roads, flooded areas, monuments built, storm devastated cities, famine, natural disasters etc) added to the world makes for a natural feeling world, but way to introduce these changes could come in the form of maybe instant events that lasts at cycles of intervals at a time for appropriate changes while others may have minor additions like signs or marking points foreshadowing changes to come.
For example, if a village is about to be introduced in an area, have models of partially built stuff in place of the area being introduced. These model could have two of three stages of development models before the addition is added also. This would help gradually introduce new content without completely shocking the player unless intended to for event purposes or otherwise. Structural additions and other mapping content should stay as permanent as possible unless some conflict arises or it receives excessive player discontent.
Otherwise there shouldn’t be a need to discard it if players have been introduced to it, which is causing a big ruckus lately. These are just some guideline suggestions for the devs as the game continues forward. Also, I suggest refining, fixing and polishing current game content and mechanics before adding new large and underdeveloped content also. Small and well made content might be more appreciated than large unpolished stuff.
Also new and never before seen content, mechanics and gameplay is great too. Having smarter and tougher AI for the pve baddies would help alleviate boredom of veteran players also… well that’s all for now…actually overhaul for something aren’t bad either. And make note of good suggestions in the suggestions forum to make a compilation of good suggestion and needed fixes. Try to use and sort out the good from the bad also..k that’s it for now.
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