Guild Wars 2

Hello Warriors, I can call you guys that now, because you actually are Warriors now. War, Wammo, W/. You all can abide by these horribly hilarious titles that don’t really mean Warrior but are shorter names made by GW1 players, so instead I’ll just call you all Snowflake.

Welcome to the Age of True Warriors.
This is pretty much a repeat of history. In Guild Wars 1, most players started off as Warriors at launch, because well, Warriors are cool. After awhile though, many of the other classes learned how their classes worked, and over time Warriors started to become one of the less played classes. Being a Warrior myself since GW1 launch, I pretty much saw this go down. Basically, Warriors needed to master their tools of the trade to get better.
We already have all the power we need, now its time to just get down to business and become a master of weapons. It’s like how in those kungkittenmovies, the hero reaches maximum strength, and through training and dedication, he unlocks his hidden potential. That’s the stage most Warriors I’ve seen are at. And this is the stage that most Warriors quit at.

Are you prepared to die over and over to other classes, in an attempt to learn how to bash each of their faces in?

Are you willing to learn every weapon, and learn every strength and weakness of each in order to use them appropriately in battle?

Can you unleash primeval rage that echos to the wars of the past, calling upon strength that no other profession can even dream about?

Will you reach the point in which all foes fall before you, a point in which you can truly call yourself, Warrior?

I hope so. Because I do not play Warriors anymore, as I had my fill of being the strong tough guy back in Guild Wars 1. In GW2 I picked up the Ranger, Guardian, Engineer, and the Elementalist, but I have played every class. So do me proud Warriors, become something amazing.