Guild Wars 2

I have to admit I think these precursor missions are super fun! They have brought me to maps I havent played in a long time. The renewed exploration of the core maps has been great. The HoT precursor for the shortbow in-particular was awesome! One of my favorite missions to date (not going to spoil it). I have a few of the core legendaries made from the old way by getting lucky to find a precursor but am so happy to have this additional way of getting them.

Bravo! I still havent made a new precursor yet but I have unlocked several of the vol. 1 books. I just wanted to say I enjoy the content and the hunt. It feels so much more interactive than gold farming!

Chuka is an exceptional collection/quest chain. Even to those not making the bow, I’d encourage to make it a long term work through because it is so much fun.

It is a shame they stopped after that because of the workload it put on the team – they were exceptional content in my book.

Having said that, Aurora’s collections, whilst lacking the same story has been really good fun to progress through – I’ve been going back through LS3 maps and ticking off achievements I was previously unmotivated to do.

I’m also honestly enjoying the process of making the precursor collections for legendaries, so much more then saving up for a precursor and hoping it doesn’t jump in price on the TP. Currently on collection 3 of Astralaria and collection 2 of Aurora and it’s been such a joy so far. Even though I already have Sunrise, Kudzu and Meteorlogicus I’ve unlocked their pre-collections and just doing random bits I feel like doing. Might give Chuka a go if you recommend it

Chuka is the best of them all. The story that bridges across collections 1, 3 and 4 is just amazing to follow.

Plus, you get some extra exclusive rewards which are very cool

I only have done Chuka Vol 1 so far but it was easily the best so far. I had not expected it to be as entertaining as it was. Now I want to do the rest of Chuka after hearing the story of it bridges and continues. I love the themes they inspire and challenges they offer. I’d definitely recommend the Chuka one if you are considering doing one.