Guild Wars 2

I love how you brought back parts of the Molten Facility and the Aetherblade Retreat fights to the game through FOTM.

So here’s my plea – and I hope others will agree – that the Marionette fight which was so great should not go away entirely. Please consider it for a future FOTM implementation!!

You could do it a variety of ways. Perhaps a defend the lane phase after which, the whole party gets on ONE platform and has to defeat the Warden. Alternatively, each member of the party could have to end up on their own platform, with the caveat that ‘portal sickness’ wouldn’t apply so that anyone done their Warden could go to another. There are many ways you could do it to balance the challenge of the encounter, but either way, I hope that we won’t see the end of this great chapter of the Living Story.

I’ve envisioned it as~

One minute in lane 1 then whole party on the matching platform to fight warden 1, then…
One minute in lane 2 then whole party on the matching platform to fight warden 2, then…
One minute in lane 3 then whole party on the matching platform to fight warden 3, then…
One minute in lane 4 then whole party on the matching platform to fight warden 4, then…
One minute in lane 5 then whole party on the matching platform to fight warden 5.

Possibly with fake adventurer NPC on the other platforms who automatically win or fail along with you just to maintain that sense of scale.

Party wipe resets everything. Basically 10-12 minutes of kicking butt .

The above described scenario would be awesome. While we’re there, since it’s FotM, they should add loot to the mobs as it’d be timed and you couldn’t just farm it.

Rising Dusk.2408:

The above described scenario would be awesome. While we’re there, since it’s FotM, they should add loot to the mobs as it’d be timed and you couldn’t just farm it.

Then that would undermine this games direction by giving us the ability to EARN loot.

We just had a fractals update a few months ago and Anet only touches the fractals once a year. So don’t expect anything for a long while.