Guild Wars 2

i don’t mean to spam my opinions everywhere but, im the kinda guy that never really had a voice. To prove im not bullkittening imagine graduating high school and choosing to get away from the life I knew, to the one I didnt: living with an autisic parent who was undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. he is a baby boomer. do math.
in learning how to do that(long road), i learned many other things. like knowing i had a learning disability and learned differently. so here’s how i learned differently: what you provided. Because I believe the true lesson of guild wars is fact vs. belief. I see what you did anet, through advancing the timeline of your game you made it relevant. you thought bigger, things are different but still the same. (general shepherd, balthazar) because i found in games what i couldn’t in real life: men to look up to. strategies that would get me killed in real life have no consequence here, and by allfather’s spear i enacted them.
second, dragons are powerful and dangerous but they can be killed if you find a way, as are gods. guilds. parties. factions. feel me?
we are dragons. we are gods of war. a culture was trying to tell you this: the norn. the sylvari (who changed the most, us.) the asura who knew too much but cared too little (changed), the humans who were too dogmatic to do anything, the norn who were too set in their ways. all the factions within the latters and formers, back to the beginning. If anet saw this coming, who else do you think did?
thirdly, be a world vs. warrior and never attack first. players make decisions, npc’s make choices.