Guild Wars 2

A few friends and I have recently came back to GW2. There is only three of us left in total but we are enjoying the game again. We are running out of content we can do with three people and are a little leary of inviting other people into our group as we are taking our time exploring and doing things we didn’t the first time around to lvl 80.

Does anyone have some suggestions for some things three players can do? Are any dungeons able to be completed with 3? We have made it deep into a couple of them but we get stuck when we have to defend two or three points and do something else at the same time. Are an fractals doable?

Is there anything else you would suggest? We don’t mind if its very hard. It just needs to be possible.

Some dungeons are doable with a 3 man team, as well as some fractals. Some will be impossible just because of the mechanics. You could always do champions and world bosses, however with the megaserver implementation there generally is a lot more people doing these as well, so keep that in mind that’ll it will be more than just your party. You could also do WvW roaming with your trio, exploring and what not. Jumping puzzles can also be fun with a small group.

If you need more people for a dungeon/fractal but want to fully explore, be sure to put in the description thats what you are doing to help narrow your seach for like minded people. Just make it clear what your intentions, and requirments are and you shouldn’t have a problem. Playing with new people can be a fun and rewarding experience. (If said people aren’t kittens wanting to do what they want to do and not working with the group, but thats not usually the case if your groups intentions are made clear.)

A 3-man team can do lots of good in WvW by just stirring up trouble in camps on an opponent’s borderland. Granted, that’s not exactly a bunch of “new” content for you to explore deeply, as you’ll end up doing the same objectives over and over, but the beauty of WvW is that they dynamics of the match can inject some chaos so it doesn’t feel as repetitive.

Also, mini-dungeons are good small group experiences (you can solo most of them so a 3-man team can do them all comfortably) and count as Exploration achievements to boot. There’s nothing earth-shattering there in terms of reward, usually just a grand chest or the like, but they’re worth checking out.