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I love this game too, and the creators did an amazing job on the living world and on everything else.
But they SURE like to brag.
They do it because they have to… in order to get funding from NCSOFT (who owns them) and to get respect from non-GW2 gamers (such as WoW land) and the Video Game Industry they have to engage aggressively. Blizzard does the same thing as well.
Don’t let it get to you too much… its just good business strategy.
Well, I guess you’re right. And they kinda deserved it
Maybe they do it a little more than other game companies, but everything else they do makes it up for this.
I just wish the “i hate gw2 it brings nothing new to mmo” trend was gone already… Sadly probably never will be :| Many people cares about others opinion and it takes a lot of potential players away I think.
Largos are completely out of my taste, but Kodan would be great But to be honest – if I could choose – have new races or not have them at all I would take second option. I like the game how it is and I would feel comfortable knowing that no new races will be introduced. No risk of ruining the game is a great advantage. But considering new trend of hating gw anet might want to make a huge spin to get more interest… We will see.
To me that is asking the wrong question. I have two elementalist but that is not just because I like playing elementalist. The reason I have two is because I prefer different specs for open world and dungeons. The cost of retraiting is not an issue but it is inconvenient.
But that’s the kind of answer I was expecting
I see no reason to do this unless you just want to have a different racial or faction experience with the story. As far as builds go, it’s less than 4s to refund all your trait points at LVL 80, so you can change any character build at numerous places across the game. Whether you have a completely different character or not, you still have to plunk down gold to obtain multiple sets of equipment for different builds (tho, a new character does provide the additional storage to support this).
The only possible actual “advantage” that I am aware of is being an Asura in PvP simply because the model is visibly smaller (I’ve been told that nearly every sPvP and tPvP player is now Asura race….). Note that we are “told” that all the hit boxes are the same, so there is no actual advantage to the small size, just that it’s a bit harder to see and you can actually hide behind things easier. It is enough of an advantage, that there is serious talk about generalizing PvP character sizes (or even possibly models).
I see your point. And yes I want a different story, plus if it will be a cool race like Tengu I simply want to have one
Actually, I think that if you have the will to level two separate characters with the same proffesion, doing different activities that require/are easier with different builds is more comfortable when you just swap characters than when you change your build, skills and most of all equipement. But still it’s pretty demanding to fully level another toon, so I guess it’s not for everyone.
I’m asking, because I’ve already have all proffesions and I love all of my characters, so when the new race will be introduced there is no way I am deleting any of my toons.
So what proffesion, in your opinion is worth doubling the most? Which one have completely opposite builds that are really valuable?
I know I look much in the future, but I thought that is an interesting subject of discussion and maybe I would like to create new character sooner as I am a complete altoholic