Guild Wars 2

I have played GW2 one and off since around the time it came out and I have 3 80’s with no clue what to do after I get to 80. I really want to get into the game more then just to lvl another character to 80. so I guess my question is can someone point me in the direction of a up to date end game guide for pve and maybe another for WvW, thanks.

There is no endgame, just the game.

Test what you have learned and go solo or small man roaming in wvw. Or you could see how far in fractal you can get.

No endgame.

15 charr

Fractals for PvE

If you want challenging end-game content, you are in a wrong game.

Collect all weapon and armor skins!

Gotan.2013:

I have played GW2 one and off since around the time it came out and I have 3 80’s with no clue what to do after I get to 80. I really want to get into the game more then just to lvl another character to 80. so I guess my question is can someone point me in the direction of a up to date end game guide for pve and maybe another for WvW, thanks.

PvE
Gem store
Living Story
boss/temple farming
FOTM/Dungeons
Guild missions
Ascended/Legendary crafting gear
JP’s

PvP
WvW Tournament
SPvP

That’s it, same content you did leveling basically.

Follow the zerg.

If “endgame” is content that requires a drastically different playstyle than the content you played previously, then no, GW2 has no “endgame”.

Instead, the entire game and all of its various playstyles are available to you during the leveling process. In that regard, the entire game is “endgame”.

Whether you choose to accept this as a positive or negative is entirely up to you as a player.

It’s been quoted after being said by a Dev somewhere that you basically start endgame in GW2 at level 1. So what you’ve been doing since you started is basically the endgame. And it’s kind of true, aside from leveling, everything else that you do at level 1 keeps going until you hit max level and beyond that as well.

As a few have said, there’s not traditional endgame, and it’s really things you may be already doing or have done while leveling.

On to what you requested, guides for PvE endgame and WvW.

So, PvE is basically farming gold or materials for whatever you want, be it a Legendary, Ascended armours/weapons, or something off the Gemstore, if you don’t follow the trend and pull out your credit card instead.

Or you could do Fractals, or dungeons, or the Megabosses. Whatever you fancy.

And WvW entails running with most of the server in a circle around the maps, taking camps and opening chest. Though you could run Scout and notify your server’s commanders of enemy positions, or Havok, which means you and a small group, usually 5 or so, run around the map taking camps and sentries for your server.

The cash shop is end game. It’s where seemingly the majority of development time goes.

In this game, end game is when you quit playing the game. I see no point in endgame content in a game that is suppose to be a living word and besides what would you do if there was end game content after you finish it you would most likely start a new character and do it all over again so you are doing that, good! Find something fun you like to do and then do it till new content comes out. There is the Four Winds event coming here in a couple of days and living story season 2 maybe in June and some rumors of an announcement of new content coming soon so be patient find what you like to do and enjoy or move on to something else till new stuff comes out this game has no sub so you can leave and come back without thinking you have waisted any money good luck and hope you find what your looking for.

A R W E N.6895:

No endgame.

15 charr

Do you still play the game? If so, why?

I play to get 1000 gold and then put it all in the mystic forge to see if im lucky or not.

Otherwise, I do speed clear records with my guild. And if you would be on our ts, we spend atleast a portion of our day complaining about the fact that the game is just way to easy.

Try perfecting your playstyle in different aspects of the game. Some people learn to solo dungeons. Some people learn to PvP, or get with a PvP team and get really good at it and win tournaments. Some people get really into WvW, and buy a commander tag and learn to lead. Some people try to accumulate enough gold to buy what they need for a legendary. Some people go after rare skins.

Some people go for their achievements and titles (this would be me). The dungeon master title isn’t really that easy to get for everyone.

Then there’s getting as far as you can in fractals.

The open world is easy. Any build and play style can get you through world completion.

But learning your profession to the utmost, improving your play can only be done by challenging yourself. Don’t expect MMOs these days to be hard enough to challenge people who know how to play games.