Guild Wars 2

My name is Dan, I had started playing the game since launch and loved it! I continued playing for about a month reaching level 40(ish) and striving for 100% map completions.

Over time the guild I had been in became quite nonsocial. Not many of my PC gaming buddies play GW2 so I was kinda playing solo or with one other person.

This eventually led me towards not playing this game as much. I remember enjoying the game but just not really being active in a community kind of made the game lose interest to me.

Well, after looking at some videos and remembering the great times I had, I really want to get back into Guild Wars 2. I don’t have any friends in the game nor out of the game that play it.

I am curious what is the easiest way to get into a community? I get along with just about everyone and I found my favorite activity to do was PVE. (I might have enjoyed WvW but never had a group to really get into it)

Thanks for any advice/help.

Welcome back to the game! From what I’ve experienced, there are plenty of friendly players (and if course some not-so-friendly ones, too.) You just have to find the right group for you, and the best way is to play, talk to others you encounter along the way, and stay friendly yourself! For example, our most recent addition to our little guild is someone we happened to pick up to run a dungeon, and he immediately got along all of us and has a similar play-style to us. But we never would have known this if he had stayed silent the whole time!

Are you on a NA server or EU server? If you are NA, feel free send a /whisper in game sometime.

The one thing I do enjoy about this game are the friendly players. Seems to me from personal experience there are more friendly players in this community than other MMO’s.

I am on a North American Server, but I will not be online until monday when my cable get’s fixed (Will be my first time logging in, in forever). But I would gladly like to whisper you in game. I am a very friendly person and love meeting new people, just a bit shy at first (I know I know, I suppose I am not good with strangers.). But I do appreciate your advice. Thank you Tarral.