Guild Wars 2

This is my feedback from my gameplay and experience in WvW.

I would like to see a guild bonus implemented that allows guilds that have claimed a location within a particular WvW map- to be able to reserve a limited amount of WvW slots.

Those slots should be specific amount, the bonus be trained with a time limit as well as dependent on the location claimed. For example, supply camps 2 slots, tower/keeps 5, castles 10.

It is difficult for any guild to make any form of arrangements in the near as well as long term in regards to what to expect on their own performance. Providing an opportunity to identify at least have the minimum amount of people can be a valuable tool, i.e., ‘I don’t know how many people we will get in- but I know we can get in at least 5 of our people at any given moment to ensure we have proper defense at Wildcreek.’

I like this idea. Organize, guild level, WvWvW is why my guild is even here. To date we haveyet to manage to get more than a couple people at a time in to the same map at the same time and or nearing the point of just giving up on the whole thing.

Move to a low pop server instead of staying on HoD?

There are only 200 slots per map, what you’re suggesting is reserving 20%+ of those slots for set members?

I don’t like the idea of keeping anyone out of WvW, which is already hard to get into. A compromise would be to say that the slots of some number of guild members leaving WvW are held for a minute or so. If a member of the guild isn’t put into the slot within a minute, it goes to the queue. That’s a slippery slope, though.

while i wouldn’t be opposed to something like this i can see a few issues

1) what happens to those slots when your guild cant fill them? if they are left empty that only hurts your server while you guild isn’t playing

2) reserved slots doesn’t really give all players on a server an equal chance to play which is unfair

i think a better solution could be to have a party queue which would save room for them when they enter the queue, possibly even give them priority