Guild Wars 2

…Between Guild Wars 2 and reality.

I understand that people have purchased the game and want something which resembles the money they’ve put in to it, but some people seem to simply expect perfection.

The goal of e-sports seems to pull a wall over people’s eyes in regards to skill balancing and how the game’s meta develops and changes over time. What may seem very strong one week, may be completely countered by a new style of play introduced as the meta changes.

Still, to the point of my post, people seem very demanding and unwilling to see slow progression within the game. It’s almost as though people’s lives are hanging in the balance when it comes to this game being perfect – as I said, a very fine line.

Because there’s no reasons for these competitive players to stick around when there are alternatives out there that. The MMO market is a tough one and new games these days have to have certain standards, they need to be better than the competition.

In regards to a game that has high hopes of being an e-sport, not having crucial competitive features 4 months into launch is unacceptable for most players which is why we see such low numbers in PvP.

Its not unreasonable to expect rated games… or even other game modes MMOs have had them for years. Even GW1 had rated GvG fights.