Guild Wars 2

That is really useful information, thanks Pretty Pixie

I have a HP keyboard, and this still occurs everytime I login, sometimes I can use it for a while before it stops working. I can’t type anything, I can’t press ESC, and I can’t move my character. Please help

So suddenly, out of nowhere my keyboard stopped working ingame. I’ve reloaded the game thrice, and it still doesn’t help. I can Alt + tab out of the game, and the keyboard works fine (as you can tell by me typing this post), but I can’t move, use any abilities or type anything in chat ingame. I can still use my mouse though.

Could you tell me which movement speed modifiers you use?

Also, be vary that high level areas are harder to traverse without coming in combat, but I assume you know that. Combat reduces movement speed etc.

So what I want to ask about is Renowned Hearts’ area, and whether it’s possible to view the borders of the Renowned Heart. What I mean is, if you kill an inquest or nightmare courtier outside the borders, you don’t contribute to the renowned heart completion for example.

What I find most of the time in new areas is that I can see the guy/gal with the empty heart above his/her head, asking me to deal with bad guys in the area. Only problem is, there’s no bad guys in sight, and usually the heart isn’t in the center of the zone either, often on the edge of it, so I don’t even know in which direction I’m supposed to go to finish the heart.

Any help?

Everyone knows that when warriors get shot down in battle, they can stand up to fight again for a while before being defeated, what if say, a team of 20 warriors fought together, and they had specs in team support and of course the toughness while reviving, so that when people fell, they could get up, run backwards in the ranks, fall there, have a teammate revive them, get back in, rinse and repeat.

Would this be good, or would they simply be stomped by a more diverse setup of the same amount?

How about going Elementalist with water specs? I’m going to look into it, but I think that’s pretty supportive. And you can stay in the back with Staff, sceptre etc.

So the only reason I love Ranger is because of the pets, it seems pretty useless to play Ranger without pets. So basically I have a shortbow + Axe/Horn setup, and I wondered how I can maximize my pet’s potential. I have a brown bear, and a raven.

And the final question is, is it worth it? How good is beastmastery in front of more bow damage etc.?

mercury ranique.2170:

Hmmmm I’m looking at you post history and found this thread: https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/suggestions/If-Ascended-stays-Make-WvW-use-pvp-gear

I know I’m the kind of person that like you can high heel into a discussions. to be really confroning. sometimes I do but most of the time I try to show compassion and understanding to the other person’s point of view. In the thread the Op has expressed his concerns bout an issue he is worried bout. I think with you he is wrong with his fears and it is months ago and with hindsight it is right.

But at that moment the OP had genuine fears bout a recent change. Maybe show some compassion. Many time a line like ‘I know where your coming from but I….’ sounds a lot different then ’ you are wrong cause…..’

Both are saying the same thing. There is a term called giving constructive feedback. You can say: ‘Your are wrong and im going to show you how wrong you are’ or you can say ’ you have some interesting opinions but I dont fully agree with your reasoning cause….’

So when posting try to feel as the person on the other side a bit more and I think you will do great. Good luck!!

Oh wow, that was actually my friend, he must have posted while I was away from the computer =/ I really hope they didn’t take it too badly :o

Thanks alot for your response, maybe those first posts were removed by mistake as you stated, I’ll try posting a bit here in players helping players and see how it goes. I got off on the wrong foot with this forum though, that’s for sure.

What about the fact that my post was deleted for agreeing with an idea? =/

It doesn’t feel right, I feel excluded from the community, when all I want to do is help out and create a positive atmosphere.

All I want is to contribute positively and create a great atmosphere on the forums, but for some reason most of my posts are deleted, and I feel completely helpless and shut out. I need help to know how to act on the forums, is anyone else experiencing heavy moderation?

1. My post was deleted for saying “I agree, this totally needs to be implemented” to a suggestion.
2. My post was removed for saying “They can’t…They’re reserved?” to a topic regarding reserved names. The post was deleted but the discussion following the quotes of my response lead to a lot of good discussion.

Before you delete this thread as well, know that in this thread all my intentions are to learn how to act on this forum, because like 80% of my posts are deleted, and 0% of my intentions were to break any rules or cause harm to the forum, I came because I wanted to positively influence the community.

So please tell me, dear forumers, how do you cope?

Wow, I’m amazed at the lack of information on this matter, oh well, thanks alot This really helps, although an ingame feature like this would be much preferred.

I don’t think I have to put much emphasis on how important these changes will be to the bug fixing of Guild Wars 2, and how much I want them to be among the top priority changes coming in the next patches, it’s therefore imperative that a mod/admin reads this and passes it on! Please help me by posting your support/questions/additional suggestions here.
The bug report system is horrible, sometimes you find stupid bugs in the middle of a tense fight, and you can take all the computer screenshots you want, you still can’t capture it in your bug report. So my suggestion is to allow people to take screenshots in-game any time they want, and then attach them to the bug report from a folder in the game files. This is the first step of getting better bug reporting to remove all bugs from the game, and is extremely important at this early stage of release.
The other change is the ability to “save” the text you’ve written in the report. Sometimes I write a really long text about a bugged Dynamic Event, and suddenly I forget the name of the area. When I go out of the report to check, I have to copy/paste the text and re-find the categories to keep writing the text with the additional info. This proves really inconvenient and could be fixed simply by the bug report system remembering what you last wrote. When you have sent the report, or if you click “clear” button, it resets so you can write a new report from scratch next time.

How about…no?

WvW is fine as it is, they keep adding content so that people who have achieved everything can set themselves new goals.

I don’t think I have to put much emphasis on how important these changes will be to the bug fixing of Guild Wars 2, and how much I want them to be among the top priority changes coming in the next patches, it’s therefore imperative that a mod/admin reads this and passes it on! Please help me by posting your support/questions/additional suggestions here.
The bug report system is horrible, sometimes you find stupid bugs in the middle of a tense fight, and you can take all the computer screenshots you want, you still can’t capture it in your bug report. So my suggestion is to allow people to take screenshots in-game any time they want, and then attach them to the bug report from a folder in the game files. This is the first step of getting better bug reporting to remove all bugs from the game, and is extremely important at this early stage of release.
The other change is the ability to “save” the text you’ve written in the report. Sometimes I write a really long text about a bugged Dynamic Event, and suddenly I forget the name of the area. When I go out of the report to check, I have to copy/paste the text and re-find the categories to keep writing the text with the additional info. This proves really inconvenient and could be fixed simply by the bug report system remembering what you last wrote. When you have sent the report, or if you click “clear” button, it resets so you can write a new report from scratch next time.

Like, you could set the default to C (Consume) and have them eat it from inventory? NEAT!

Agreed, mouse button actions should be included in the hoykey list. One scroll down should also be considered as a button click if set to it, as well as one scroll up, this will help greatly

+1

Come on, I write topics that is of great importance to the whole Guild Wars game, at least respond and tell me what I’m doing wrong. 5 topics about different things now, all serious and on-topic, and I don’t even get a single response? Why are you avoiding my threads? Are they not relevant enough for you? I make these posts because I love the game, and I want to see it change for the better, at least answer me what your opinion on my suggestions is.

I don’t think I have to put much emphasis on how important these changes will be to the bug fixing of Guild Wars 2, and how much I want them to be among the top priority changes coming in the next patches, it’s therefore imperative that a mod/admin reads this and passes it on! Please help me by posting your support/questions/additional suggestions here.

The bug report system is horrible, sometimes you find stupid bugs in the middle of a tense fight, and you can take all the computer screenshots you want, you still can’t capture it in your bug report. So my suggestion is to allow people to take screenshots in-game any time they want, and then attach them to the bug report from a folder in the game files. This is the first step of getting better bug reporting to remove all bugs from the game, and is extremely important at this early stage of release.

The other change is the ability to “save” the text you’ve written in the report. Sometimes I write a really long text about a bugged Dynamic Event, and suddenly I forget the name of the area. When I go out of the report to check, I have to copy/paste the text and re-find the categories to keep writing the text with the additional info. This proves really inconvenient and could be fixed simply by the bug report system remembering what you last wrote. When you have sent the report, or if you click “clear” button, it resets so you can write a new report from scratch next time.

Alright, I really love the crafting disciplines we currently have, but I’m still not so exited that we have no interactive crafting disciplines, at all. All you basically do is click some text, run to TP, run back to station, click some more text, rinse and repeat. You don’t always feel the love in making your first sword in the heat of the oven, apart from some particles here and there. This needs to change!

Tl;dr:

Suggestion 1: Spread out crafting stations into their own houses for a more realistic feel. Don’t have everything in one station, but spread out in different tools used to craft a recipe (workbench, anvil, furnace, loom etc.) Balance xp gained to reflect this change.

Suggestion 2: Make animations instead of bars going up! When making items it should look like it, not just that you’re standing still for a minute clicking some text. Make it look like you’re making a sword, or a bow, or a bag or a jewel!

If you want more reasoning behind my suggestions, read on!
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Suggestion 1: So my suggestion is to spread out the crafting stations in for example houses, for example Armorsmithing could have it’s own Forgehouse, with a furnace for refining ingots, an anvil to form weapons, and finally a crafting bench where you can experiment with recipes. Of course the experience gained must be reflected in the extended time consumed in making a finished recipe, but I think it will be well worth it.

Suggestion 2: Alright, so my other point is about getting the feel of actually crafting something. The way to do this is easy, animation! When you forge a bow-stave at the moment, you just see a single line that goes up and finally gives a dinging sound when done. Instead of this, have an animation that reflects you cutting out a bow-stave from a plank. When you make a new sword recipe for example, have the character beat it with a hammer then raising it into the air. With two-handed weapons make them hold them into the air with both hands.

I’m sure you catch my drift, but if you don’t, feel free to ask if anything is unclear. I’d also like your opinion and alternative suggestions if you have any, so bring them

Great, but not any Waypoint. How would people go around changing their Home Waypoint, would you have to pay a fee for that? And there’s no sense in having a “Home Waypoint” way out in the Wilderness.

Maybe like Sheamoor Waypoint could be a home waypoint? Or any place with a TP.

Alright, I really love the crafting disciplines we currently have, but I’m still not so exited that we have no interactive crafting disciplines, at all. All you basically do is click some text, run to TP, run back to station, click some more text, rinse and repeat. You don’t always feel the love in making your first sword in the heat of the oven, apart from some particles here and there. This needs to change!

Tl;dr:

Suggestion 1: Spread out crafting stations into their own houses for a more realistic feel. Don’t have everything in one station, but spread out in different tools used to craft a recipe (workbench, anvil, furnace, loom etc.) Balance xp gained to reflect this change.

Suggestion 2: Make animations instead of bars going up! When making items it should look like it, not just that you’re standing still for a minute clicking some text. Make it look like you’re making a sword, or a bow, or a bag or a jewel!

If you want more reasoning behind my suggestions, read on!
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Suggestion 1: So my suggestion is to spread out the crafting stations in for example houses, for example Armorsmithing could have it’s own Forgehouse, with a furnace for refining ingots, an anvil to form weapons, and finally a crafting bench where you can experiment with recipes. Of course the experience gained must be reflected in the extended time consumed in making a finished recipe, but I think it will be well worth it.

Suggestion 2: Alright, so my other point is about getting the feel of actually crafting something. The way to do this is easy, animation! When you forge a bow-stave at the moment, you just see a single line that goes up and finally gives a dinging sound when done. Instead of this, have an animation that reflects you cutting out a bow-stave from a plank. When you make a new sword recipe for example, have the character beat it with a hammer then raising it into the air. With two-handed weapons make them hold them into the air with both hands.

I’m sure you catch my drift, but if you don’t, feel free to ask if anything is unclear. I’d also like your opinion and alternative suggestions if you have any, so bring them

Alright, I really love the crafting disciplines we currently have, but I’m still not so exited that we have no interactive crafting disciplines, at all. All you basically do is click some text, run to TP, run back to station, click some more text, rinse and repeat. You don’t always feel the love in making your first sword in the heat of the oven, apart from some particles here and there. This needs to change!

Tl;dr:

Suggestion 1: Spread out crafting stations into their own houses for a more realistic feel. Don’t have everything in one station, but spread out in different tools used to craft a recipe (workbench, anvil, furnace, loom etc.) Balance xp gained to reflect this change.

Suggestion 2: Make animations instead of bars going up! When making items it should look like it, not just that you’re standing still for a minute clicking some text. Make it look like you’re making a sword, or a bow, or a bag or a jewel!

If you want more reasoning behind my suggestions, read on!
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Suggestion 1: So my suggestion is to spread out the crafting stations in for example houses, for example Armorsmithing could have it’s own Forgehouse, with a furnace for refining ingots, an anvil to form weapons, and finally a crafting bench where you can experiment with recipes. Of course the experience gained must be reflected in the extended time consumed in making a finished recipe, but I think it will be well worth it.

Suggestion 2: Alright, so my other point is about getting the feel of actually crafting something. The way to do this is easy, animation! When you forge a bow-stave at the moment, you just see a single line that goes up and finally gives a dinging sound when done. Instead of this, have an animation that reflects you cutting out a bow-stave from a plank. When you make a new sword recipe for example, have the character beat it with a hammer then raising it into the air. With two-handed weapons make them hold them into the air with both hands.

I’m sure you catch my drift, but if you don’t, feel free to ask if anything is unclear. I’d also like your opinion and alternative suggestions if you have any, so bring them

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If this only applied in PvE and WvW I’d be completely fine with it

(with this I mean the PvP version would be the strongest).

This will rarely happen to anyone, you must have system requirements that are just good enough for the normal world, but not for Lion’s Arch. I have a normal laptop from 2010, and it runs just fine for me.

Any new system should be able to deal with it, or the problem lies with your network connection speed. I’d update either of those if I were you, or you can simply play on low graphics or change them before you go into Lion’s Arch.

Hope this helped,
have a nice day!

Meh, I like it the way it is. It’s easy to just look at the red bar below the skill.

If they use speed hacks they use a third-party software to gain an advantage ingame.

They’re botting.

Or is this a speed boost gained from within the game?

It works perfectly IMO. The rotation I normally use is:

1. Shoot them with hip shot from max range
2. Use Net Shot to slow them down and get some more Hip shots in
3. When they get close, use Jump shot to get in behind them, dealing damage both when taking off, and landing
4. Immediately use Blunderbluss and then Overcharged Shot to get distance.
5. Continue shooting them with Hip Shot and Net Shot when possible until they die.

Edit: I’ve just tested it and Jump shot does have a sluggish feeling to it. They could certainly fix that IMO.

It’s great, I’m just throwing ideas out there, so I’m not the perfectionist :P

I love these ideas!

How about Target Combos? (placeholder name) – Whenever you use a Target Combo attack, you will add a mark on that target for a few seconds. If someone else uses a Target Combo attack, it will count as a combo. Basically, the first Target Combo attack adds a mark, and the next removes it and adds an extra effect.

Awesome ideas btw.

Thanks TheDaiBish, this is another suggestion entirely, one that I’d really like to see.

If a bump button doesn’t work, this would be the next best thing IMO.

Great idea, but it can easily be avoided by bot makers. The problem is that once they figured out the counter-measures to botting, they can simply have a screen-reading bot click away the message once it pops up. It’s a no-good situation.

What I suggest instead is having your idea with the attack-able “chicken”, but instead have a picture letter puzzle, where you have to write in letters from a picture. This will stop bots IMO. They could have like 5 minutes to write in the puzzle or they would be logged off.

So you’re saying it’s better for the MMO forum to be cluttered with multi-threads, even if that topic has been put a lot of thought into? I’m talking about for example a story thread, where you post a fanfiction on maybe 1500 words, and then it gets discarded right away and there’s no way you’re allowed to re-bump it.

I hope you will reconsider this as it is useful on any forum, and it cannot be abused as much as you think, because one person can only bump ONE topic ONE time in 10 minutes, or we could even raise it to 20 minutes. I think the benefits of a bump button far outweighs the consequences in any type of forum.

skirge, the bump button has proven to be a successful feature on many other forums, and the way it is now, you could sit for 2 hours thinking and writing an awesome topic, only for it to be discarded in the first 2 minutes if you post at the wrong time.

Yes, people might think their own topics are important, and keep bumping them, but the real important threads will still be first because during those 10 minutes people can post on the topics they find important, bumping the important threads first on the list.

Do we want a bump button?

Suggestion title: Add a bump button

Brief description: Add a button on the toolbar of our own threads, where we can basically bump the thread to the top of the first page. Can only bump one thread every 10 minutes.

Explanation:
This addition to the forums is a well-known one throughout professional, well-established forums because it allows well-thought-out topics to be seen, and people who care about their topic will keep bumping, while people who don’t really care can let it go.

How it will work:
You can bump one thread every 10 minutes. When you click the bump button, the thread will appear on top of the first page of the corresponding sub-forum.

First and foremost this idea will help people post their topic in peak-hours, where the overflow of new threads will push their thread far down, and as most people generally only view the first page, will help them getting their thread read.

I did read that rule, but I’m not posting mainly about my locked posts, but about the issue of strict forum moderation. Besides, doesn’t seem like they want any feedback on improving the forums, the way they post.

So, I just made a thread about strict moderation on the forums, and it seemed to have vanished into thin air, no explanation or anything. I find this really insulting and leads me to believe that moderators on GW2 forums are using their power to never be able to be questioned.

Up until now I’ve posted 4 posts that have been removed by moderators in different topics, all that which would not have been removed in any other forum I’ve been to. I’ve sent in queries to the appropriate e-mail tons of times, but have never received a response.

So what is the deal here, I’d really like a response on why my posts were removed, I don’t feel like posting anything on these forums anymore since it’s all being removed.

The most common reason being “not contributing to the topic” which is a lie.

I hope this gets resolved soon, or I will just stop using the GW2 forums altogether (as if anyone would care either way..)

Also add the ability to change underwear. Yuck!

Pretty much the idea I’m hinting at in the title is that we need to be able to change the style of our underwear. When I say it like this, you may look on me like some dirty pig sitting all day on my computer changing human female underwear. Well, this is not true, and I will explain how I want this change to occur.

I find it generally unappealing to the artwork, that it’s not possible to change your underwear. Some may argue that you’re not supposed to run around in underwear, but in armor, and that is correct to some extent. However, the fact is also true that broken equipment will eventually reveal your underwear if you break it.

First of all, guys need the ability to get a shirt underneath their armor. Also the color and the design of the underwear should be changeable, this needs to be done for all races in my opinion.

Second of all, girl underwear should be possible to exchange for something a little less revealing for women if they prefer. Something more like female Asura.

I’m not that good at formulating threads, but I’m sure you get the general pictures I’m trying to make here.

Seems like a good idea?

Glabb.9163:

it is called guild “WARS” … i don’t know how it could be centered upon anything except combat.

It is not "Guild:
cold war
chess war
baseball
puzzel masters
party games
etc.

I’m not trying to minimize your comment, because I enjoy diversity in my games; but it is clearly named and thus I cannot complain that it is what it is.

You sir, have clearly not read the first paragraph of my thread.

What bugs me the most, is the fact that you can teleport to the Mist from anywhere, anytime. It feels like it’s in my pocket. IMO every sizable town should have a maximum of 1 waypoint, and none whatsoever in the wilderness.

There is way too many WP’s right now, and it ruins the game yes.

Jack of Tears.9458:

Let’s see, I’ve:

SPOILERS!!!

Turned inta a wolf and played with pups.
Fed hungry guards
Had a snowball fight with kids
Answered riddles from Ravens, Scholars, Bears, Spirits
Prayed at Shrines
Had a Drinking Contest
Picked Fruit
Dug out lost weapons an’ put em in graves
Gathered all sortsa stuff an’ brought it ta people
Tossed broken wall pieces inta a river
Fed animals
Turned inta a Cow and trained other Cow
Erased and fixed tons of stuff
Done Jumping puzzles all over the place
Seen tons ah Vistas
Taste tested Ale
Tested all sortsa Asura gizmos, some ah which were not combat items
Caught rabbits
Found secret places with chests or resources
Lit Signal Fires
Encouraged sleepy or depressed soldiers
Turned inta a bird ta open treasure chests
Bartered goods with Ogres
Convinced Ogres ta follow a leader
Helped brew a love potion
Smashed stuff what didn’t summon monsters after
Tricked Grawl inta listenin’ to a giant head
Built fake idols for Grawl ta worship

And that’s all just off the top of me head. There’s plenty ta do in this game what doesn’t involve killin’.

Me like all this stuff, and when you list them like that it seems to be quite a few things to do, but they’re not permanent, like fighting is, and after you’re done with all these awesome diversions from fighting, only fighting is left to do, well, apart from running around searching for nodes, but that’s boring and repetitive if you do that alone.

(What does your name stand for btw? Jack is usually a short term for a longer name)

That is true Shinzan, I’m glad you noticed these things cause I never heard of Kegbrawl or polymock Both sounds interesting, and I agree that these kinds of things must be added at a later date, after the bugs are fixed.

I like the puzzles, especially the jumping ones, I absolutely love them and would like to see more, but as any other content in the game, they usually end up with a bossfight at the end. What I would like to see more of, perhaps in the later zones, since I agree they’re a bit tame in originality compared to the starter zones, they could add content that was completely unrelated to combat, so we could get some change.

Runescape is a good example of a successful MMO that wasn’t all about combat. What I would like to see is more skill-based activities unrelated to combat, but in a less grind-ish way than Runescape. More dynamic.

Safari.3021:

The aim from the devs point of view was to have you level faster 1-15 than the rest of the levels.

They wanted levels 15-80 to take 60 – 90 minutes each.

I’d use that as a daily play guide, aiming for solid levels rather than xp amount as someone stated earlier xp scales with your level.

starting out 347,140xp will take more time per day at low levels than it would to get the same amount at later levels

That is, assuming I divide all the xp equally between every day, which I won’t. Thanks anyway

Hear me out, because I already know what some of you want to tell me; that Guild Wars 2 is called so for a reason. Although I’ve played other MMO’s that are generally about fighting, I think Guild Wars 2 has potential to become so much more, so hear me out.

Main discussion
So it came to my attention that when I first started playing, everything seemed to revolve around fighting. Well, almost everything, it was still possible to feed cows or solve Raven riddles, which is good, but I quickly noticed that every single task involved some sort of fighting, which I now ended up finding tedious and repetitive, which is far from what I hope ArenaNet aimed for when they made such a diverse and fun MMO with such an unique aspect.

What I think, is there should be more activities involving completely different things than killing; honestly, you get tired of it, and today you just don’t play Guild Wars 2 if you don’t want to kill stuff.

What I suggest is new forms of playing, like fishing for instance, a mechanic that can get huge in this game. The reason is it can be made more interactive than other game’s fishing, like Runescape for instance, and who wouldn’t love to throw out their fishing rod and use your fishing technique to reel a huge one? With the pick up objects and gain new abilities system, you can even make a whole skillset based on fishing. It could work like moving resource nodes perhaps, so you’d not stay fishing all day, but actually had to search for the fish, actively exploring more terrain and introducing fishing guilds that helped people find fishing spots.

Another mechanic I thought of is golemcrafting. Now I know this is the area of the most genius of Asura, but what if you introduced a workshop where you help an Asura build a golem, and you get to design it and play around with it afterwards. This can be a really fun experience IMO, and will give every race a reason to go to Rata Sum.

If you can think of anything more, or have any questions or critics, spill it I’m here to read your opinion, so there’s no reason why you shouldn’t post

Thanks for reading! ^^

Instead of going off-topic answering my bump, why don’t you instead make an attempt to comment on the topic at hand?

Licht.5168:

To answer the question: Adding up the values on the table here, I came up with the answer 4,859,959. This means in two weeks (14 days), you’d have to earn 347,140 exp/day to reach 80; for a month (30 days), 161,999 exp/day is necessary.

Thank you very much

Intro:
When do you get the chance to be a true hero? How often do you stumble upon a quest that will make the hairs on your back stand up and stay there? Gathering Yeti fur? Too ordinary. Centaur attack? Daily business. How about something truly remarkable, something you can tell about to your friends. Now that’s something you don’t hear about every day! I’m talking about legendary stories about heroes who meet with truly remarkable sights that will make your heart pump faster.

Golden Fairy:
If you in your travels happen to see a golden fairy fly over your head, you’re sure to witness something amazing. This golden fairy flies fast, and don’t keep to one specific area like normal dynamic events. Eventually, it will stop, and you’ll be able to talk to it for a very short amount of time. Who knows what this magical being will bestow on you? The only way to find out is to follow it.

Northern lights:
Travelling north of the Shiverpeak mountains, you might be lucky to see that there is a mystical light that shines dimly through a snowcovered landscape. The Norn think of this sight as all the animal spirits’ souls gratitude being shown on the winter sky. While the northern light is shimmering, you can be as lucky as to meet the animal spirits themselves. If you can find them, they will offer their gratitude by giving you of their riches and wisdom.

If anyone has more ideas for legendary dynamic events, go ahead! Mysticism will enter Tyria and make the game hundred times more exiting to explore.