Guild Wars 2

Hi All,
I have few characters lvl80 and with 2 of them I did the entire map exploration 100%.
When you did it few times you dont want to do it again and again with your reroll because it can be really annoying and not really pleasant…
So what I would love to see in HV is a new item that maybe unlock all waypoints for exemple (for people who already completed the 100% explo 1-2 times maybe and you still need to complete everything else if you want to).

With that maybe people will reroll more and more. In PVP, when you join you’re directly lvl 80.

I always play with my main character because im discouraged by all maps I dont have with my other char.

What you people do you think?

This has been mentioned a few times before. Multiple threads regarding this ubject have passed and faded away in the abyss of the forums forgotten pages ( well about 2+ and on).

General consensus was a well, might be usefull; BUT:

to prevent this from becoming gamebreaking:

• Any map completions should no longer be valid
• Any map completions should no longer award rewards
• World completion should no longer give Gift of exploration
• Cost should be a gift of exploration as it is the only rewards showing the actual completion of said world.
• As such this could be made applicable, with the same restraints for HoT, as well as costing a Gift of Maguuma.

If you want (ALL) Tyria legendaries this means you will need to complete MAP 10 times before you can start having major benefits of this map completion for Tyria
If you want (ALL) Maguuma legendaries this means you will need to complete MAP 5 times before you can start having major benefits for Maguuma

Memory exerpt as written down in many other threads.

I have 9 times map completion and all waypoints and heropoints unlocked on a further 8 characters. the last 3 characters have acces to all maps unlocked, and most vital WP’s.

In my expereince total unlcok of all wp’s takes ~20 (16-24) minutes/map if you use perma +25% speedboost and you’ll be able to get all HP’s in that timeframe as well.