Guild Wars 2

ykyk.2740:

I believe what OP is trying to get at is that because we have a disproportionately large number of RPers (who we assume for now are mainly not interested in WvW), we therefore have some sort of disadvantage against similarly populated servers (i.e tier 2 and up) that have bigger numbers of dedicated and organized WvWers.

May want to check that assumption. I would expect that of the non-role-playing population, most of them are not interested in WvW. Server size is around 15,000 players, yet WvW only allows around 500 per map and most of the time most servers don’t have any queues. I don’t see any reason why you should think that role-playing people choose to not play WvW at a higher frequency than non-role-playing people.

The labels were introduced by…and suddendly many new mmorpgs started to do the same…such worst idea ever, EVERYBODY is a RP guy, thats why we play these games, the difference is some are more into it.

However, the labels werent introduced because what you think, thats why i consider the ’’labels’’ one of the most awful things ever to happen in MMORPGs. Not having labels is an excellent way to keep a healthy world/server population in all aspects/features.

I dont think the OP understands that part of why our server is as strong as it is (without being one of the big dedacated wvw severs) is in large part due to our RP comunty and thus the tc comunity as a hole

Hard to get oceanic players when your server is full.

Tumbero.3945:

Role play in these game? I really assume people really dont know what is real roleplay and what you need to have a rpg game.

Heres you only have classes nothing more.
Anyway i will dont teach people how to role in a game that is not maked for RPG model, also you need a pk style to learn how to role in a game.

As always i do if you never played Ultima Online you dont know what is a MMORPG. of these style.For a good game you need good mechanics not only graphics.

You don’t need anything to RP except 2 or more people, a way to communicate and some imagination. I’ve done it by passing a piece of paper around when I was in school.

If anything I think it works better in games where your character is not fully defined by the game itself because then you have more room to fill in the gaps yourself instead of having everything determined for you.

(And if you really don’t believe me go to TC or Piken Square and you can see it happening for yourself.)