Guild Wars 2

I have noticed that since FOTM release the Cursed Shore has been empty, like a hand full of people in the zone. No one running the dungeon, events etc etc. It’s a ghost town. Last night a few people where in the zone but nothing like it was. I looked in LA and seen the area is still in overflow and people spamming with “FOTM Level 21 LF1M” etc etc.

I’m busy with my day to day business but i looked online and seen all the threads about how FOTM ruined the game. I do believe this. I remember seeing videos and listening to these guild wars 2 developers saying how the dynamic events are really fun and how they want to act how the game world is alive etc etc.

Now that FOTM is in LA (No real zone with mobs) you have hundreds of people sitting in town shouting for groups while all the events OUTSIDE are going on being ignored…Which cause people like me to not take part in because there isn’t enough people… I’m a little upset about this since i invested all my time and some money (I bought some gems) on this game and it’s turned into a 1 dungeon grind fest.

Please reconsider this dungeon. It’s made the outside world of LA a ghost town….

Good first time post, it really sums up part of the problem but its much more than that. Anet really burned alot of players, and I’m talking maybe as much as 40 – 60% of the currently playing population.

Well last night was American thanksgiving so not the highest population.

I just finished playing and found most of the areas I went through with my character to be pretty heavily populated. Did several huge dynamic events with other players (including two with champions).

I generally don’t go to the Lions Arch much unless I need to, but I did see an increase in population in Divinity’s Reach when I went there at the end of my session.

TsukasaHiiragi.9730:

Good first time post, it really sums up part of the problem but its much more than that. Anet really burned alot of players, and I’m talking maybe as much as 40 – 60% of the currently playing population.

I would LOVE to see the source where you came up with the numbers ‘40-60%’.

Link please.