Guild Wars 2

Then I hope we make them kill each other in the next expansion and then finish the last one standing, because I really want to see the story take a better path :/

WARNING!!! SPOILERS!!!

So, after I finished the story a few weeks ago I was really unhappy. But I am not here to complain. Probably a lot have thought of this, so I wanted to see what others thought about this.
Could Mordermoth not actually be dead? What if the story makes us believe that we defeated him? But we did kill his mind, didn’t we? Not exactly, no. Even after defeating him we have to kill Trahearne, because Mordermoth has corrupted him. Why would that be a problem, I mean we killed his mind, so those who were not completely corrupted should be fine. The corruption should not be spreading. I am not sure if he actually says it, but Trahearne could still be feeling Mordermoth’s influence. Maybe Mordermoth has made a little Mordermoth.zip inside Trahearne’s mind. From now on I can see two possibilities: Mordermoth has done this to every corrupted thing and he is indeed the jungle. Or he has done this just to Trahearne, but didn’t we see him get cloned in a cutscene? We could either have millions of shards of Mordermoth’s mind everywhere or we could have a thousand Trahearnes with almost no detectable Mordermoth energy, that could form up together in a little bit less powerful Mordermoth.

Spoiler alert !!!

So, I wanted to talk about the Final Boss. In my opinion it was way too easy. On the way to the boss I may or may not have let my friend die a few times in order to completely break his armor. BUT we still managed to kill him. It wasn’t even that great of a challenge. It took a lot of time but the hardest thing, that I actually enjoyed dying from was the “fly or die” attack. Although it makes quite the story. Meet the norn and the naked asura that beat Mordermoth .

So, I know the basics and have been flipping swords on the tp for a few days ago. So I was wondering: is there a way to check how many copies of a certain item get bought and sold every day.

Zalladi.4652:

I have an 8GB RAM, GeForce 850M, Intel i-7 2.5GHz and Windows 7 and I average about:

• 45-60+ (max up to about 80) fps in general play
• 25-45fps in semi-intense battles such as most world bosses, some dungeons and crowded areas, as well as moderately-particle heavy maps such as Dry Top sandstorms
• 10 – 20fps in severely intense battles such as WvW zerg fights, some world bosses such as Frozen Maw, and the new Maguuma maps for the expansion (although those are not optimized yet)

Although, I must remind you that this is with Windows 7, I have no clue as to how it might be affected with Windows 10, but I recommend you have a skim through this thread for the Windows 10 discussion and how it affects Guild Wars 2.

On what settings? Today I tried playing on Lowest and got about 54-60 fps in Plains of Ashford. On Highest I get about 22-26

I was wondering how guild wars 2 would run:
NVIDIA GeForce 840M 2GB
Intel® Core™ i7-5500U @ 2.40 Ghz
8GB RAM
Windows 10 Pro