Slowing down can change the game completely

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Posted by: Gibbel.5734

Gibbel.5734

Nice little video this dude called Emmanuel made on how to get the most out off your guild wars 2 experience.

“This video shows how slowing down and playing dynamic events from start to finish can open up what will seem like a whole new game. Playing individual events can make the game seem boring with every event identical to the next except for minor details. Playing events as part of a chain though makes you part of a compelling story which will make you long to see what happens next.”

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Posted by: MarzAttakz.9608

MarzAttakz.9608

I thoroughly enjoyed playing DE’s to their conclusion until I ran into the plethora of broken ones in the higher level zones, granted they will be fixed over time but it did put a damper on release, had we only be able to test higher level areas during beta then overall the sentiments on launch would have been better for me personally.

YOU KNOW THERE AIN’T NO REST FOR THE WICKED, TILL WE CLOSE OUR EYES FOR GOOD.

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Posted by: Gibbel.5734

Gibbel.5734

Somehow i made this thread 3/4 times.. Feel free to clean them up mods.. sorry….

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Posted by: Gibbel.5734

Gibbel.5734

I thoroughly enjoyed playing DE’s to their conclusion until I ran into the plethora of broken ones in the higher level zones, granted they will be fixed over time but it did put a damper on release, had we only be able to test higher level areas during beta then overall the sentiments on launch would have been better for me personally.

Ah i wouldnt know about the higher levels ones yet.. maybe they be fixed before i get there

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Posted by: Phy.2913

Phy.2913

Or, it makes the game a long, boring, repetitive grind for levels/currency.

Just saying.

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Posted by: kKagari.6804

kKagari.6804

Or, it makes the game a long, boring, repetitive grind for levels/currency.

Just saying.

I’m playing the game slow like the video this time around, it really is a different experience.

“We just don’t want players to grind in GW2” – C. Johanson
“it doesn’t make you spend hours preparing to have fun, rather than having fun”
Guild missions say otherwise.

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Posted by: Phy.2913

Phy.2913

Which is great the first time. The third time running a DE it loses the appeal.

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Posted by: tolunart.2095

tolunart.2095

I didn’t know there was a different way to do them… I prefer to play the game the way it was meant to be played, as part of a long-term narrative, not spam-spam-spam-where’s-my-loot?

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Posted by: OldRodKS.9758

OldRodKS.9758

I love the events that have multiple parts. A lot of them start out so innocently by helping someone fix something, or whatever, and by the end you’re raiding another village, or something nearly epic. The one in Metrica Province that ends up spawning the Fire Elemental is one such quest, but there are hundreds of them around. They’re great!

Playing on Tarnished Coast
Playing a various Stormspire alt – if it’s Stormspire, it’s probably me
Guilds: Elder Prophets [EP], Principality of New Katulus (PiNK)