Guild Wars 2

I love how can I unlearn my traits if I’m not satisfied with a current set, it’s a great money sink and great option in general, so why don’t we have that with skills as well? For example, I just used 30 skill points to get my ultimate skill, and honestly, I’m not too happy with it, so I think that refund skill points option would be nice and more then useful.

As you probably noticed, main channel is getting spammed with selling, guild invites and with and dungeon groups, so my suggestion is why don’t we have several chat channels for a zone? Main, for casual chat related to events and the game, WTS/WTB channel and LFG channel for dungeons and guilds.

Of course, the problem remains because new players might have problems with getting into those channels, and it can be hard for them to keep track on three separate channels, so why not use hashtags instead? We just need a hashtag filter so we can filter what we want to see or not, and that’s it.

Also some form of Trading between players would be nice, in most cases I can’t sell anything on TP due to the taxes, so a trading option might come in handy. Also, some form of information about taxes and listing would be nice since people don’t realize that they are loosing money on TP because of its fees.

Another thing related to guilds. I love the fact that you can be in several guilds at a time, but why can’t you chat with multiple guilds? It’s kinda annoying for me to whisper my guildmates and say “Hey, can you represent?” just so he or she could join the guild chat.
That’s why I think multiple guild channels are needed, if I can’t represent a guild, at least I can see what my guildmates are talking about in the chatroom.

Again, there’s a question how will people manage to go through 3 or 4 guild channels, since it kinda confusing for some people to toggle back and forth, but this is when hashtags could come in handy. Each guild has its hashtag, and you could easily filter that hashtag from the main chat.

One last thing, guild armor. I don’t know why can’t we have a special Guild Emblem slot on our character and place our guild armor there, instead of using one type of armor? Just put it over your chest and include the “hide” option so you can easily hide it. It’s a lot better then transmuting my awesome armor into plan guild armor.

P.S. We could use more armor and weapon models.

There’s really no need to unlearn skill points, as you have the ability to acquire an infinite amount of skills points. You’ll eventually know every skill available to your class and race, and from there you’ll be using those skill points to buy mystic forge items.

As for the guild filter/hashtag idea, I’m not really sold on it. The idea behind representing and multiple guilds is that you can be a member of several, but are only functionally a member of the guild you currently represent. This is why stuff like /g, the bank, and guild armors work the way they do. The multi-guild function exists to keep some semblance of community intact in terms of players not simply joining ten billion random guilds, but rather to join only as many guilds as they need. If you’re having problems with people representing and being able to contact them perhaps you should be a little more stringent on your membership criteria. If you’re a guild that expects players to represent for the majority of the time, maybe that should factor in to how you select your members.

For example, I’m a member of three guilds. One is from my country, one is my friend’s guild and the third one is my own, so if I want someone to quest with, I have to go back and forth the guild menu to see if anyone is using the guild chat. Problem is not the representation, but the communication in-game in this case, since as a leader I represent my guild 99% of playtime.

Call me old fashioned, but why aren’t you and your friend in the same guild anyway? And I’m guessing the one from your country is some sort of special interest same-language speaking group or something?

If you’re the leader of a guild how is it you have to check around outside your guild to find people to quest with? Isn’t that the reason you started your guild in the first place?

We’re GW2 friends, not RL friends, besides I started my guild before him, so it’s we can’t shift people form one guild to another.
It’s a same language guild, yes, but our in-game interests aren’t the same.

Sadly, people aren’t very active, since we’re currently a small guild, and most people don’t have the level requirements to join the dungeons or mid lvl zones.