Guild Wars 2

Like the title says, let us be able to use our Guild Halls as an alternative to the Heart of the Mists. From what we have seen so far, Guild Halls are made to be a staging area for missions and other activities, why not let it be a staging area for PvP too?

~Signed, pvp community

It would be a good idea, especially with the new guild PvP teams feature.

I do wonder if there’s some technical limitation that will prevent it, though.

Palador.2170:

It would be a good idea, especially with the new guild PvP teams feature.

I do wonder if there’s some technical limitation that will prevent it, though.

No, you use to be able to queue pvp from anywhere in game. Then they changed it and locked us in the lobby making queues boring and honestly making me pvp less.

Dinks.2478:

Palador.2170:

It would be a good idea, especially with the new guild PvP teams feature.

I do wonder if there’s some technical limitation that will prevent it, though.

No, you use to be able to queue pvp from anywhere in game. Then they changed it and locked us in the lobby making queues boring and honestly making me pvp less.

Yes, but why did they do that? Was there some bug or exploit they were trying to block?

Dinks.2478:

Palador.2170:

It would be a good idea, especially with the new guild PvP teams feature.

I do wonder if there’s some technical limitation that will prevent it, though.

No, you use to be able to queue pvp from anywhere in game. Then they changed it and locked us in the lobby making queues boring and honestly making me pvp less.

Because pvper were doing event etc during the queue & not accepting when their turn were up.

Palador.2170:

Dinks.2478:

Palador.2170:

It would be a good idea, especially with the new guild PvP teams feature.

I do wonder if there’s some technical limitation that will prevent it, though.

No, you use to be able to queue pvp from anywhere in game. Then they changed it and locked us in the lobby making queues boring and honestly making me pvp less.

Yes, but why did they do that? Was there some bug or exploit they were trying to block?

I think they thought less people would cancel queues after they popped. But it just made people not pay attention during queues at all. Which didnt really help.