Guild Wars 2

As the title says, has there been any statement from anet regarding whether we will have future content that requires tickets? Or are we best just spending them all now to get ascended backpacks for chars?

llamas, piles and piles of llamas

I’d hazard a guess that they’ll use the League Ticket currency for the next lot of Leagues. It wouldn’t make sense to scrap them and create a new currency in place of it, to serve the same purpose. That’s assuming they’ll do the same method of getting whatever the next reward is.

hopefully we’ll get full set 6 pieces free ascended armor pieces next year.

they should add stuff like

- T6 mats
- Obsidian Shards
- 1g per Ticket
- Ascended Armor/Weapon chests (for something between 50-100 tickets each?)
- Ascended Trinkets (for 20-40 Tickets each?)
- PvP Arena Tokens
- Unidentified Dyes

similar stuff to Laurel merchant would be nice i guess

They’re going to introduce a new currency that you buy with the tickets. The new currency, called rickets, can be used to buy a new legendary red nose. Once you complete a series of achievements by playing seasons 5 through 8, you will be able to craft the red nose to wear. This will truly show your legendary status as a PvP participant.

#BunchOfClownsRunningAround

Darknicrofia.2604:

llamas, piles and piles of llamas

^^ This

You need to buy an absurd number of llamas to make all the different versions. Just keep buying them!

Orangensaft.7139:

they should add stuff like

- T6 mats
- Obsidian Shards
- 1g per Ticket
- Ascended Armor/Weapon chests (for something between 50-100 tickets each?)
- Ascended Trinkets (for 20-40 Tickets each?)
- PvP Arena Tokens
- Unidentified Dyes

similar stuff to Laurel merchant would be nice i guess

I think it is a fair suggestion.

I’m not sure if this would pass in Guild Wars 2, but price of said items could be lower the higher you are in divisions/legendary tier leaderboard system if they fix it. Just a small alternative carrot for people without need of introducing more ugly backpieces or collections.