Guild Wars 2

Some forum posters have stated their desire to have “hard” areas of the game, where all the base mobs are vets, and the vets are elites, etc.
Other forum posters have wanted, for the sake of OCD, to have gaps in the map filled.

How about filling in the gaps (like the large area between Sparkfly and Timberline) with areas that could be deemed “dense forest” or something similar?

No Dynamic Events, no POI’s, no Waypoints, no Vistas, none of the usual fluff, just landscape and tough mobs (trying to minimize the workload on the devs). Rewards could scale properly and such if needed.

While it does take some dev involvement, it would be a solution that a number of players would like for different reasons, and it wouldn’t impact world completion of any region, as the zones would not have any sort of completion factors.

Yes? No?

I’d rather they make a map properly than waste it by rushing out a quick fix.

Southson has “harder” mobs, it didn’t really work. And Karka shells, blood and passion flowers all sell for decent amount as loot.

Personally, I;d rather all maps were filled in and filled in fully. The more they put in a map, the more active and long term that maps life will be. Otherwise a whole zone just gets thrown to waste for very little gain.

Randulf.7614:

I’d rather they make a map properly than waste it by rushing out a quick fix.

Southson has “harder” mobs, it didn’t really work. And Karka shells, blood and passion flowers all sell for decent amount as loot.

Personally, I;d rather all maps were filled in and filled in fully. The more they put in a map, the more active and long term that maps life will be. Otherwise a whole zone just gets thrown to waste for very little gain.

Part of the problem there is the size of the gaps. They are too small to really make something complete out of. So I figure just throw in relevant terrain, and tough mobs.