Guild Wars 2

I think nowadays the biggest problem in guild wars 2 that there is no motivation in doing specific contents such as dynamic events , long dungeons or story mode dungeons and WvW. Now this system might be a solution: add a “Adoration” level for each specific area like WvW , dungeon and open world , and based on your level you get rewarded at the end of each month . There could be a chest in your home instance you can open and talk with some NPC to see how helpful were you this month.
(or a chest above minimap)

Now the important part is: the only way to raise your “adoration level” is by completing things you didn’t do this month, or get less and less adoration each time you complete the same dungeon or dynamic event. The amount of adoration you get should be based on the difficulty of the content, for example : you should get lets say 10 adoration points for completing the catch the rabbits dynamic event near Shaemoor, and 50 for killing the fire shaman in Iron Marches. Same goes for dungeons.

Rewards (very tricky question) : every area should get some gold, depending on their level , some area specific item (Badges, Dungeon tokens, karma) , and a temporary buff which is only active on the area you earned it. What I mean for example:
Hero in need (Buff): incrases your Magic find and Karma gain in the open world (Based on your last month’s adoration level)
Dungeon Raider (Buff) : increases your Magic Find in dungeons and you can buy x% off from dungeon token vendors. (Based on your last month’s adoration level)
Realm Defender (Buff): increases your Magic Find in WvW . (Based on your last month’s adoration level)
Additionally there could be a major buff in adoration gain and this way you could get higher level each month you are playing.

Sorry for bad english.

That sounds pretty fun.

I can assure you we would never see such innovations.

Please no. Not another (monthly) check list.