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Mounts with a speed buff could easily be implemented alongside waypoints.
Purchasing one would allow faster movement for a large one-time payment of currency, instead of slowly draining your wallet every time you choose to use it (like waypoints do).
One could almost call purchasing mounts an investment, saving money in the long term should they be quick enough to compete with waypoint travel. Now, if you want to hop across Tyria in the blink of an eye, utilize the waypoint system to serve as your venue for long-distance travel.
I’m sure I worded this all very strangely, so I apoligize in advance.
You should get out of the game what you put into it.
Anet should not be held responsible to cater to your time restrictions. If you want to be on the bleeding edge of content and desire all the rewards achievements entail, you should earn them like the rest of us. Challenge makes the game fun, and the already simple learning curve should remain the way it is. If it’s not broken, don’t fix it, and try to accommodate the rest of us instead of manipulating the game to fit your own specific play styles.
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I do not support this suggestion.
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
It would appear it is going to change to something like I surggestted. Read the link two posts up.
Documented opposition is not a bad thing.
I do not support this suggestion.
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
From a quick glance at all opposition to the the original post, it would appear that each post favoring simplified dailies are utilizing quotes that are taken out of context. Utilizing insults like “selfish” and passive aggressive responses almost come across as flaming, but that’s not the only reason I’m posting here today.
The idea that Anet has an obligation to obey demands in regards each player’s real life situation is tragically hilarious, and I cannot imagine why those demands would be considered in the first place. If you want to be on the bleeding edge of content, max out all of your achievements, and what have you, then I see no reason as to why you wouldn’t strive to do so. Do not take this as an insult your your daily lives, that’s not how I intend to come across.
I understand most of us have things like school, work, etc. This does not mean Anet needs to lower the already simple learning curve to their game. If you wish to take part in the game 100%, then you’re going to have to put in at least an hour (or more) of your time into it daily. I understand that some of you may be busy, but there is a saying, “If you don’t have time, make time.” Sticking to this, it’d be almost unfair for those of the player-base who put in less than 2 hours into the game on a daily basis to be on par with those of us who put in more.
I know this might sound outlandish, but there are people out there who strive to be better than the average gamer, and are willing to put the time and effort in to do so.
TL;DR: What you put into the game should determine what you get out of it, and you should not demand the developers to lower their standards to fit your specific time-related needs.
Though it’s littered with grammatical errors, I want to ride on a dolyak and support this suggestion whole-heartedly.