Guild Wars 2

I think that a map without any objectives would be a good idea. This would allow players that just want a Player vs PLAYER experience to get what they want.

It would allow players who want to do jump puzzles and map exploration to do those without taking up slots of players that actually want to help their world.

Remove all the PvE mobs from the objective maps. This will remove the issue of players getting rallied by a river drake or a bunny rabbit. Add the PvE mobs to the non objective map so players can level up on them. Or use them for whatever purpose the were intended for.

I feel like this idea will massively reduce queue time and give more casual players a taste of what WvW is like before they join the objective maps for zerg play.

Any other suggestions are welcome!

go do sPvP if you just want to fight.

go to a empty sPvP room if you want to fight your friends.

You literally ignored everything I said.

Hype.9361:

You literally ignored everything I said.

Welcome to online forums. To be honest though, let’s stop trying to get ANET to make new things and give them the time they need to fix the things we have, eh?

It wouldn’t really take much effort on their part. I feel like it addresses and fixed many of the problems that people are complaining about.

What you think and what is necessary might not be the same. As well “effort” doesn’t mean the same thing as resources. You have to keep in mind they are not Blizzard, they are not a trillion dollar funded company.

its called arena

Do any of you even read past the first line lol.

Hype.9361:

It wouldn’t really take much effort on their part. I feel like it addresses and fixed many of the problems that people are complaining about.

Adding a new game mode with separate queue’s, basically create a new map (yes I know it could be roughly copy and pasted and some stuff removed). That could take more effort than you think depending on how their engine and other tech is built, most developers reserve that kind of stuff for a major content patch or even an xpack for a reason.