We just don’t want players to grind in Guild Wars 2. No one enjoys that.
Is like nobody care.
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I agree, so far it is too much happy happy… Councillor assassination? LOL, I never knew we had a pirate Councillors to begin with.
I don’t really have much of a problem for that. In fact, I would be quite desensitized if a new earth shattering threat comes every 2 weeks. A story needs to have ups and downs— trying to have constant climaxes doesn’t really work.
In fact, the worst kind of storytelling involves constantly arriving, stronger threats. The reason this is true is because it trivializes the threats that were taken down, just like how you can never view level 5 centaurs as a threat anymore.
And thus, the world isn’t one of just constant combat. People need to celebrate every now and then, after all, otherwise they’d go insane from the stress. I suppose they could make a storyline about fallen heroes gone insane due to inability to make a living, but hey…
We have Halloween, Christmas, Dragon year, whit that is enough. More Pew Pew contents is what we want.
No. More pew pew content is what YOU want. Some people want more mini-games (if you can believe it).
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We had all that for a year.
We fought undead from one zone to another, we killed Zaitan.
Surely when you win the battle you celebrate?
Or at least have time to elect a new official in of your main cities (as result of a murder I might add)Oh and don’t forget about the invasion by those nefarious dredge and flame legion- that was hardly a party.
Then as disaster relief the Consortium stepped up and tried to enslave the refugees of a warzone.A disturbed already somewhat shady Sylvari tried to remedy this- but it was only through the clever plot of a Lion Guard – that by the way is now running for election- that the refugees were freed to pursue their own goals and rebuild their lives.
Alll parties…
“killed Zaitan” rofl more like spammed one attack from cannons for 10 minutes and watched a cutscene where he dies… so much for “killing”. Agree with tc, enough with this casual theme, its all we’re getting for the passed many many months
You mean after blinding Zhaitan, starving and destroying it’s ability to make more minions, we used a laser which Asura helped to develop in game to best that dragon. Sure, that’s what I experienced.|
Maybe you just want another boss fight. I don’t.[/quote]haha this guy is funny. Even in one of the pathetic fight seen in a video game he finds something positive to say just because its GW2. Take off your fanboy goggles at least once a week, i assure you, they aren’t needed nowdays.
Fact: every Thief tells you to “l2p” when the subject is to nerf stealth.
I don’t really have much of a problem for that. In fact, I would be quite desensitized if a new earth shattering threat comes every 2 weeks. A story needs to have ups and downs— trying to have constant climaxes doesn’t really work.
In fact, the worst kind of storytelling involves constantly arriving, stronger threats. The reason this is true is because it trivializes the threats that were taken down, just like how you can never view level 5 centaurs as a threat anymore.
And thus, the world isn’t one of just constant combat. People need to celebrate every now and then, after all, otherwise they’d go insane from the stress. I suppose they could make a storyline about fallen heroes gone insane due to inability to make a living, but hey…
We have Halloween, Christmas, Dragon year, whit that is enough. More Pew Pew contents is what we want.
No. More pew pew content is what YOU want. Some people want more mini-games (if you can believe it).
You know, Vayne, there’s always Free Realms. Even mining is a mini game, and each one of them has its own engine and mechanics. Maybe it’s worth a check… just saying.
Give me game. Not grind, not gating, not RNG, not +stat junk, not checklists.
I don’t really have much of a problem for that. In fact, I would be quite desensitized if a new earth shattering threat comes every 2 weeks. A story needs to have ups and downs— trying to have constant climaxes doesn’t really work.
In fact, the worst kind of storytelling involves constantly arriving, stronger threats. The reason this is true is because it trivializes the threats that were taken down, just like how you can never view level 5 centaurs as a threat anymore.
And thus, the world isn’t one of just constant combat. People need to celebrate every now and then, after all, otherwise they’d go insane from the stress. I suppose they could make a storyline about fallen heroes gone insane due to inability to make a living, but hey…
We have Halloween, Christmas, Dragon year, whit that is enough. More Pew Pew contents is what we want.
It’s one thing to read my post and ignore half of it but it’s another to arbitrarily decide what’s enough of something.
Speak for yourself, and don’t bother with “we”.
For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards,
for there you have been and there you will long to return.
for there you have been and there you will long to return.
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