Guild Wars 2

Why don’t I feel excited. Obviously anet wants us to feel that way, hence the big roll out. I even want to feel that way, but all I feel is, well nothing really. I would love for someone to explain how this will impact the rest of us—-if at all, and if there will be a benefit etc,. Sorry to be a party pooper>>.

Have you done the new events? Or even redid the old ones this is not about making you “feel” any thing this is a event about getting ppl up to speed on the LS season 1 and letting ppl who missed some rewards or all of them a chase to get them. If you did not miss any LS then your not going to get much from this but your not the only person who plays the game.

If GW2 is successful in China, that would mean that they’ll get more money; that could possibly mean that they’ll have more resources, which in turn could mean that we’ll get more content, or maybe better quality content.

I don’t have much faith in NCsoft, however.
Hope for the best; prepare for the worst.

Jski.6180:

Have you done the new events? Or even redid the old ones this is not about making you “feel” any thing this is a event about getting ppl up to speed on the LS season 1 and letting ppl who missed some rewards or all of them a chase to get them. If you did not miss any LS then your not going to get much from this but your not the only person who plays the game.

Dont make the mistake I made this post in a ‘me me me’ attitude. I have played this game since day one and want it to be the success it deserves to be. However since anet launched the latest round of events on the release of the China GW2, and could easily have said that, that portion would be for China only, but kindly included us, I would reiterate they want us to celebrate with them. My first post still stands valid!

I’m not sure why you think you need to feel something. The China release doesn’t really benefit NA/EU players much, as the two versions are separate. China was targeted for its high population (and therefore high earning potential) and hopes that they would be more gung-ho about the game’s buy-your-way-out-of-grind than their current customers have so far.