Nope, which is a good thing after all. I guess it’s also a matter of getting a bit older and getting tired of dailies/monthlies and other time limited content. I’m just at a point where I’m increasingly weary of all these methods of trying to tie me up to a game. It’s also not the game it could have been, although it’s still a good game.
And compared to Guild Wars, it doesn’t even come close. I liked that game a lot, perhaps too much at times
I wouldn’t call it an addiction per se, but I do play it for 5+ hours after work and about 8 hours on my day off. I got too many friends in the world of Tyria ._. And charrs.. gotta love those big, muscular, furry beasts <3
Foreman Spur – Level 80 Charrior | Firefister – Level 80 Charrcromancer
The Legion of Charrs [TLC] – Fort Aspenwood’s Finest Charr Guild
You can’t spell Fur Affinity without FA! :3
I think I am.. But then again, I’ve been to rehab for other addictions so I don’t think it’s surprising, even though I criticize GW2 most of the time here on the forums.
Queen Of The Moors (Blackgate)
Deaths Fear [Fear] / The Hardcore Caravan [HC]
Forum Warrior: Black Belt in Ninja Edits
Sadly, I am less addicted to GW2 than almost any other MMO that I have ever played. I would come back full time, -and probably spend some money in gemstore- if they would release an expansion though.
In comparison to other MMO’s that I have stood by, not at all. For me I need to have a sense of bond to the game, a difference I make. A community brought together by accomplishments within the game, not the game itself.
GW2 does not accomplish that, running solo or big guild. Dps, dodge, Fkey, zerg won’t hold me like others have.
Not hardly. I struggle to find things to do when I do log in. You can only repeat content so many times before the fun is gone. And the Living World content is often doable in 1 or 2 days. It is time for an expansion.
