descrive what should have an mmorpg (gw3?)
I agree only with #1
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- Place would be dead after a few weeks if the only thing you could get are skins. Also, more mats doesn’t cause huge inflation, it just decreases the value of that mat and not the value of the currency.
I dont wanna talk about my idea, write yours pls
1.No more levels since they’re pointless.
2.No more fall damage after a certain toughness rating.
3.Break the elementalist into two different classes but with some skills changed around to ensure both are good but not OP (e.g., air-earth ele [geomancer?] has some healing)
4.Bigger stat gap between exotic and ascended.
5.PvP gear only obtainable in PvP.
6.Alterac Valley like instanced PvP zones.
Story:
1.Gods return, some as good guys some as bad.
2.Star NPC is an asura female with Taimi’s personality.
3.New Elder Dragons.
4.Keep things medievaly-steampunkish because modern architecture and design is just…banal and blah with roads everywhere and everywhere in a world discovered already and too many conveniences destroying many good potential story points. No need to trek through dangerous uncharted woods when the woods were charted long ago, there’s a big road leading to your destination, and you have GPS right?
5. Logan, Zojja, Taimi, and Rytlock get stuck in another dimension where time flows differently and come out to the new GW3 timeline. Logan and Zojja are married where Rytlock was the best man and Rytlock is known as the best king of Ascalon’s history but is presumed dead after all these centuries. His descendant doubts it’s him until you help him on a quest to obtain a McGuffin and his great, great, great grandson knows it is indeed the real Rytlock. There’s a warlock imposter pretending to be Rytlock during this time too as well as other Rytlock impersonators trying to exploit the Rytlock is not really dead rumor. It’s “common knowledge” that Rytlock has been dead for centuries, but a rumor and some clues (correctly) suggests otherwise. Without the real Rytlock around to have a say (until the events in the game) lots of impersonators came up.
(edited by Agemnon.4608)