Guild Wars 2

Please add more environment effects.

Ocean Mist would be beautiful to see. I’d wait till the Halloween event, by the video I think we’re getting some creepy fog and dark clouds. :O Not exactly what you suggested but close.o3o

yes please. i’d love for random weather effects, rather than having some spots of the world have specific weather effects.

also, is it me or did they change the day/night cycle? i can’t recall the last time it was night in-game for me.

Nights are very short… I would love nights that lasted 2-3 hours.
When nights last like 10 minutes and then day 15 minutes it just seems wrong.

You could have BEAUTIFUL Twilight/Mornings with long days and nights.

Daecollo.9578:

Nights are very short… I would love nights that lasted 2-3 hours.
When nights last like 10 minutes and then day 15 minutes it just seems wrong.

You could have BEAUTIFUL Twilight/Mornings with long days and nights.

you sure the time is set at that? i swear that to me it feels like hours of day and like 5 minutes of night. is the day/night system not universal, and thus changes with every map?

I think it’s the latter, BrunoBRS. I’ve noticed that I can port from day to night and back again, but if you stay in one place you get the full cycle. Which is much shorter than 24 hours, and night is shorter than day, but it’s still hours rather than minutes.

Dynamic weather would be nice. Or even just a cycling of weather in a particular place. I know a spot in LotRO that had regular rain, but the sunny gap was long enough to have a decent RP and then get “rained out.”

Dark and Light was an ambitious MMO that failed for me due to an abysmal UI and terrible connectivity at launch. Still, it had not only dynamic weather but dynamic seasons, with snow expanding in “winter” and trees leafing out in “spring” and “summer.” I have no idea how well that worked out, of course, as I quit in a day or two thanks to basic lack of playability. The concept and videos of it were amazing, however.

I agree. Better and more variable weather effects and more distinguishable day / night cycles would be better i think.