Guild Wars 2

When is the next volume coming out? I will pay double just to get it now
I need it now plix..plox…plixy plox…

I can’t be the only one who wants another dance book right?

You’re not. Charr dancing to “Coleen” of The Heavy was worth those 400 gems. But if I may suggest – be it a upgrade if you already have volume 1. Just make it switch between volumes like flute for example.does between tunes so we can combine moves and.don’t carry two books

Great Idea. Honestly though, I doubt they are going to let us upgrade. If they even make another book, it will probably be a second item we have to carry x.x
That would be horrible but atm I just want to buy the book. I am currently throwing my wallet at my computer in hopes that the book will appear.

First book was HORRIBLE! Those aren’t dances… those are 2-second (at most) steps repeated over and over. Thank God I previewed it on YouTube first and didn’t pay for one!

There does need to be another volume, but this time FULL DANCES.

Even better would be a “Dance with a Partner” book, where you select a dance and then offer someone else the chance to join you. If they accept, you do a coordinated dance together. This would be hard if touching and holding each other were involved, given the disparity in character sizes. But it would be a huge seller if they could pull it off.

Oh man. I loved the first book! So worth it. I definitely would love a new one though I hope they upgrade the first one in stead of carrying two books.

I want either a Martial Arts book or a Yoga book.

Zoid.2568:

I want either a Martial Arts book or a Yoga book.

Group downward dog pile.

Dances I would recommend:

Ascended Ladder: Dancer lifts right leg and right arm, then hops to do the same with the left, as if climbing a never-ending ladder.

True Devotion: Dancer constantly drops to knees, clasping hands together then bowing, before standing and repeating, in order to pay homage to the one and only true God, Scarlet.

Charr Clipper: Dance closes fists and pulls them across chest towards each other (but not quite meeting), then changes to try to pull pants up, this is to mimic the act of trying to put clothes on which don’t bloody well fit.