Guild Wars 2

The one thing that bothers me most about the game, is how boring it is to level up after the first time.

I have my favorite class as a max level, but the rest of the classes just dont have the same amount of enjoyment. But I assume thats because they not max level yet. Most are below level 30.

So no Elite Skills, and no Dungeons, and also no Big Dragon Meta Events…

this gets boring fast.

I try not to play my main much, so I can put as much time as available into my alts to get them to higher level of fun, but its a nagging task. the game just isnt much fun leveling classes that arent much fun to play early on.

Well how about a new feature, that allow a player’s max level character to not gain exp, but instead transfer it to a selected alt of their choice, for a week. one alt per week.

with something like this, I could have fun playing my favorite class while leveling my alts that arent as enjoyable to play. This gives players who dont have many higher level alts, the chance to have different ways of playing endgame content.

I dont do much grinding of gear/karma at all on my main. I simply play him for Fun. So I wouldnt mind a cut back on exp to be transferred to an alt who needs it more.

I like the Soldier classes, but the Warrior ( my highest level alt) just isnt as fun to play, but sure looks cool like my Guardian. But the other classes arent really that much fun ether to level with. But sure doing Dungeons with them and endgame events will be major fun.
having full traits to play with and full skills also will likely spice up the fun of playing them.

For me, the most fun i’ve had with this game since it was released was the leveling process.. I have three 80’s.. and 4 other alts ranging from 15 to 55 and the only crafting skill I maxed was leatherworking.. on my very first character, barely touched any crafts since (because it’s all rubbish and only for xp) When I login I just pick one and then go find a zone that fits and just roam around.. events/hearts etc.. trying to solo champs at low level.. helping other players in the zones.. joining wvw with the rest of my guild (though I often pick an 80 for that)

The game world is freaking huge.. with a varied number of pve zones to get lost in, if you don’t enjoy leveling the other classes you probably won’t have fun playing them at max level either.. just stick to what you find fun, that is the key :P

I get what you mean kinda, that leveling get’s boring. The only reason it get’s boring for me is because i don’t like doing map completion that much after getting my first 100%

Your idea will probably not be implemented though, and i don’t think there will be a lot of positive reactions to it.

And besides, they do give you a possibility to play with one character and level the others
Not that you’ll like it, but you could always play your main character, transfer the gold to your other characters and craft them up to level 80.

Another way, which is way cheaper than the crafting one:
Do a dungeon instance with your main character, so you can enjoy it. Park your alt-character outside the dungeon. And just before the endboss, swap characters.
You won’t get as much gold, but you’ll gain almost a level every time.

In a way you can already do this. Make a new character and use your main characters funds to level all crafting professions on him (you get 10 levels per full profession). This is quite expensive though (around 60-90g in total) but much quicker than normal leveling.

Keep in mind though that part of the leveling process is getting to know your class, which you skip if you skip the leveling.

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In a way you can already do this. Make a new character and use your main characters funds to level all crafting professions on him (you get 10 levels per full profession). This is quite expensive though (around 60-90g in total) but much quicker than normal leveling.

Keep in mind though that part of the leveling process is getting to know your class, which you skip if you skip the leveling.

Half map completion and half crafting would be better in that case. You get to learn to play your class and you skip 50% of the leveling. So craft to 15 first then do 10 levels then craft and so on.

Craft till level 30ish.
Learn all your weapon skills.
Now you have enough personal story/choices of viable maps/wvw/spvp/dungeons(you will be close to 35 for AC by the time you finish weaps.) to keep you busy well into the next 80.