Guild Wars 2

Heyyyyyy everybody. To preface I understand the need for limits and the reality of implementing new variables in an MMO, but I just have some questions.

1. How long do I have to wait after I clear a dungeon?
For example, my guild and I can clear TA in 15-25 minutes, depending on who’s with us. Do I just have to wait to start the next run? Is it waiting for 30 mins? Orrrrrr do I literally have to wait to make the next run take longer so it doesn’t look like I’m exploiting?

2. Are these DR systems account wide?
My guild and I can clear dungeons like TA really fast. Either way it looks like we’re going to have to sit around be it inbetween dungeons or in the middle of one. So can I level my alt to 80 and run dungeons in an alternating fashion so I can actually play the game 100% of the time without being punished for it?

If anyone knows definitively (speculation is not helpful) then please let me know

The dev’s that have replied to various post on DR here have stated they will NOT be giving out any specifics about the system as they don’t want anyone to… figure it out.

Yes, evidently Anet has finally done something that has never been done in the history of 1s and 0s. They have made the perfect system impervious to prying eyes and enigmatic to anyone without a stopwatch.

ColdSpyder.9082:

2. Are these DR systems account wide?
My guild and I can clear dungeons like TA really fast. Either way it looks like we’re going to have to sit around be it inbetween dungeons or in the middle of one. So can I level my alt to 80 and run dungeons in an alternating fashion so I can actually play the game 100% of the time without being punished for it?

I’ve got warrior and necro I regularly clear dungeons with – if I clear for example TA 1st path on warrior, I get 60 tokens, then I can clear it on necro for another 60 tokens (unless it bugs).
tl:dr – DR is not account wide.

Evil.9061:

The dev’s that have replied to various post on DR here have stated they will NOT be giving out any specifics about the system as they don’t want anyone to… figure it out.

Yes, evidently Anet has finally done something that has never been done in the history of 1s and 0s. They have made the perfect system impervious to prying eyes and enigmatic to anyone without a stopwatch.

Perfect would imply that there is no flaw whatsoever in the system. Well hate to say it but with all the issues people are having with this “Perfect” system it looks more like the biggest flop Anet has ever made. Sure it foils exploiters (for now) from finding shortcuts and whatnot but when they start sacrificing the legit players abilities to run dungeons as fast as they can without exploits and put hidden rules and restrictions in place they’re basically no better than internet gestapos. Then when the exploiters find a loophole in this system Anet will be dumb enough to place even more restrictions sacrificing the games freedom they cared so much about in the beginning and telling us we HAVE to play the game their way to get this item or suffer a time penalty for not conforming. This last patch (regardless of what you fanboys believe) was basically Anet shooting themselves in the foot and making players drop this game to go to another. If Anet has any sense left in their heads they will open up a discussion about what should be on the next patch make a list and let the players vote on what should be patched in. But that’s probably too much of a stretch for them and they will continue to bring the Arena Net name down to the ground until it explodes in one big great final ball of flames and then sputters out of existence.