Guild Wars 2

We don’t know it, because is patently obvious that when you inventing a game, you don’t share the rules with the players, but especially not with your customer support.

After all what is WvW in this game? just a drop in a pve ocean. And what about those players who have not spent even two hours in WVW? Well, perhaps they may be interested in WvW rules?

So now we have this mysterious number: 500 maximum capacity for each border and could be fine, after all when you’re a player and get the WvW buff outmanned, whatelse could you desire if not:

+20% Magic find
+33% Experience
+33% Karma

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In short, to be perfect I would wished:

+33% Nutella find
+66% Steal Nutella from enemy pockets on a critical hit.

And the jumping puzzles? Well it seems logical that in a limited area WvW, with a limited cap gives you more space to pve taking slots for those who want to do WvW and can do it only there.

Only people with a perverse and evil mind can think WvW so, or someone that the abbreviation Daoc did not really ever seen, but there is, after all admit the merits of a competitor is not politically correct.

After a while that the monkeys play, however, remain perplexed every time they found queque on their border and then the opponents are obviously more, or they found queque and paradoxically, are also outnammed (<—- this is one of my favourite).

The first times a WvW player thinks “ kitten pve players” all locked up in the jumping puzzles, there were not even the elves to sell drugs.

Then, one join into an alliance that includes all the WvW guilds, it becomes able to know the number of players in the WVW border and then concludes:

We have 60 players on this border
We have a queue to enter
We have the outnammed buff
The number 500 is not divisible by three…

…ma che me stà a perculà = Are you kidding me?

Dear ArenaNet, establish a cap per server, per border and share the information with:

Us who have bought the game
Us who still playing and making you feel on the wave
Your customer service, ‘cause is frustrating for them don’t have concrete answers to give your customers.

Your loving nuisance,
Niadon