Guild Wars 2

I cant enjoy wvwvw anymore because of the bloodlust buff, I very much liked roaming before and finding people to duel or take a small group by myself, but not anymore I guess. This mechanic rewards the alraedy strong server and punishes those with lesser numbers. This does not encourage player skill at all.

I cant enjoy spvp because of the condition meta. Everyone stacks condition toughness vitality for maximum damage while having high surviavility. All burst specs right now are practically useless no matter how skilled you are. Conditions do crazy damage and you only need 1 stat to be effective.

I cant enjoy PVE because of the challenge, dungeons in guild wars 2 are only fun if you play with dedicated friends… but as someone who doesnt socialize much, running PUGs are very frustrating. Also, bosses have ridiculous ammounts of health, so only high DPS builds are encouraged in this game.

The lastest SAB event, well, we all know how it went… the first one was great tho.

Overall, I dont like the direction this game is taking. Everything that needs to be done is being ignored and stuff no one asked for (bloodlust) is being added. I still think this is the best MMO out there, which makes it even more frustrating for me to not see this game being pushed into its full potential.

I am fairly new to this game, so forgive me if I don’t actually understand the specifics of what you are talking about. I will just address the topic title rather than the individual points of your post:

The longer you play a game, the more likely you will get bored with it. This is for all games. You know the game too well, you fall into a routine, the game changes too much… In all cases, you might find yourself missing the initial excitement you used to feel playing the game.

Know that this is normal. It’s unreasonable to expect one game to satisfy your every need. It’s important that you try other games and put less weight on one game. It is in the game’s best interest to convince you that there’s only one game for you, but it is in your best interest to explore your options and don’t let yourself get tied down.

If you find the game isn’t as much fun for you as it once was, don’t attempt to change the game. Just try another game.

Note: This may or may not also apply to relationships.