Guild Wars 2

When I was thinking about why I had stopped playing so much I was asking myself why. Because I really like the idea of the game, and most of the stuff is pretty fun. It made me think of the Roman empire, they grew so large and lasted awhile because they made the people happy.

Cursed Shore:
Farming for a legendary is not fun. It was better when there weren’t champions because ppl could mindlessly grind through this part.
Ideas to fix this:
Make the health of the waves in general greater and get rid of champions
Make the champions drop better loot everytime
Make an area where you can farm for 30-60 mins and get 70-100 bags. An arena type area where you would have to spend karma to enter and it would reset daily, you would be put with a random group or one that you made, and you could fail by everyone dying in the event
Put it back to the way it was, since it took a long time to farm all the mats before the champions

I know a lot of people who have slowed down or altogether stopped on playing because of this. It makes getting a legendary feel so far out of their reach that it just isnt worth it to play anymore.

Precursor:
Please put in the scavenger hunt idea, something like you get part of the pre by doing all the jumping puzzles, getting to a certain rank in spvp, doing every dungeon path, ect…
Leave it so they would drop in the open world but also so that people could do something to get them for sure instead of grinding endlessly, and having a random chance of getting it.

The fact that people thing Legendary = GW2 endame… THAT’S the main problem.

“Endgame” in GW2 is actually a problem, whether people want to admit it or not. It asks the player to re-conceive what they’ve traditionally thought of as “endgame content.” Arenanet seem to want to include world completion, exploration, guild missions, and PVP as part of their endgame in addition to more traditional spam-dungeon-over-and-over content… but then, you have Fractals making me want to question all of that, too.

Endgame as it now stands is what you make of it. That’s a double-edged sword. Some people don’t want to “find” things to do in an MMORPG, and I get that. The Living World content is relatively inaccessible, because there was a bunch of very un-fun stuff you had to do to actually get to the dungeon/playable content. Screw that. I totally understand people who don’t want to go through things like that, and just want to use their high-level character as a high-level character… not to keep doing the same thing they did for 79 levels until they get world completion.

Endgame for me is getting the armor-set and weaponry I want, and playing with my friends. It’s not WoW — and I miss certain things about WoW — but it’s its own entity, like it or lump it.