Guild Wars 2

“Daily Event Mentor – 5 sidekicked events completed
Sidekicked just means completing event in zones under your character level (i.e. scaled down). Doing events in pretty much every zone that is below your character level works for this. "

The current Sidekick Daily only requires that I should compete in a zone I am scaled on, big deal, it in no way ensures I am helping or helped by another player.

I think this would be a more realistic option, you only get the credit if you complete X number of events, or kills while in a party with a player whose toon is Significantly lower than yours, say 10 levels, So the Upper Tier Player would get a Mentor Daily, and Lower Tier the Sidekick Daily. Your thoughts. My apologies if this is a repeat suggestion I did search. C.

It’s just another attempt to get players out of orr and bring a bit of life out in the lower-mid level zones. I don’t like your suggestion with having to need to create a party for an achievement, the whole concept of events was designed so no party creating was ever needed whatsoever.

The problem with that is, that while you very often have players playing around each other; much less of people playing actively with one an other. Which is not my sense of how the Devs envisioned the game.

I don’t know what people are talking about – the lower level zones are pretty well populated. I think the mid-level zones are the least pop one.

And Claudia, if you think that players are playing around each other, instead of with one another, then make an effort to help people, talk to them etc. I get in the habit of grouping up people who I see around for an event or two. Some don’t take – meaning they refuse to really respond, but a few will team up gladly.

I think it works pretty well, imo. But maybe that’s just my experience.

I don’t mind it the way it is. I prefer to keep solo, however often times when finding events to play I find a one or two other players doing the event, and we end up following each other to the next 3-4 to finish our dailies. We don’t need to party up to do it, and I prefer it that way.