Guild Wars 2

Could se4 pls be consisted of meta maps? Even if that means the maps are fewer. If you arent Wp who ever other month makes a ne charr to prove something or goes for legenary weapons therefore he needs winderberries (no offence i love the guy) you got NO replayability out of the se3 maps.

We litterally get 2-3 days worth of content every 2 months meanwhile 2-3 days could take you only to get the luminescent armor parts every release and that was 1 part. Theres no ppl playing the new maps except those who for god knows why need to have 35 diff sets of asc viper or minstrel stats for their characters. Meanwhile Dtop and sw are farmed to this day.

Ppl are quiting left and right because this quantity of content cannont sustain the player’s interest. I can undderstand this might be ok for casual players but casual but casual players wnt advertise your game as MO kindly asked us to do. And who ever would do that be it pvp guilds pvpers or wvwer quit because theres no new thigns to do inbetween those 3 month w8s.

Now as a general suggestion, the developers should not take the word of minorities in the forums as what the playerbase wants. It sounds ironical that i say that after put up my suggestions a few lines above but still, the game feels stale after a week.

God bless there has been te wvw update and the pvp one is on the way because it would be dead boring doing the same godkitten thing for the next 3 month w8 for 6 to get on the hype train.

Pvp has lost some of its shine without the competitiveness esports brought (even if it was memed and even if some ppl hated it) and im worried that 500 g a month on an automated format might not be enough to build a scene around it(i hope it will be but idk).

There are ways to make a big event out of it by having a bigg tourney at the end of the year that the bet teams from the monthly tourneys take play for for real life prizes and “fame”. You know something as community to look forward to.

As for wvw what a great first step, nice one anet (even tho im late on praising you). But, if it ends there it wont do nothing wvw needs moree attention, the rewards are so unreachable and it feels like thats the case because for the next 2 or so years there wont be anything new to look forward to and that makes me sad.

Anyways i thought id throw my 2 cents about the state of the game because ppl just look for the next good thing to jump ship and a whole lot of them would prefer if this game succeded instead. I hope i didnt come off as someone hating on the game because thats not the case. Im just frustrated with the state the game is in and i hope the updates to pvp and wvw and the expansion will be the start of better days for this game.

I wish the rewards thought up were things we spent more time playing with than farming for.

In Guild Wars 1 I loved how I could log in and learn a new skill in just an hour of play, and then spend days trying out fresh new builds with that new skill. It kept me playing for years.

zealex.9410:

If you arent Wp who ever other month makes a ne charr to prove something or goes for legenary weapons therefore he needs winderberries (no offence i love the guy) you got NO replayability out of the se3 maps.

I don’t really agree. Just like any other map, the replayability is just fine.

There are constant metaevents going on (way smaller than SW or HoT events tho) with tons of players every day, there are collections, hearts, general events and bosses. You might not get as much loot out of it as you would in Auric Basin for example, but the S3 maps are really fun and beautiful to me. Sometimes I get tired, but always find myself going back.

I do realize in the long run these maps will get boring, but that’s pretty much their point. The whole Living World is supposed to keep us occupied and give us smaller content drops while we wait for the expansion; it’s not supposed to be bigger than this. And I’m loving it.

zealex.9410:

Ppl are quiting left and right

People have been quitting left & right since launch, unless you think that there were more people playing when HoT arrived than during September 2012.

There isn’t any single reason that numbers have dropped — the biggest one is that no game can sustain every player for 5 years (it’s remarkable that there are any that do). People leave because the game changed, because it didn’t change, because it changed too quickly, because it changed too slowly.