Guild Wars 2

zenleto.6179:

If you don’t find it fun then you don’kittens not compulsory. Not everyone can find the same fun, and even people who find the same things fun probably do so for different reasons. If you’ve tried it and you don’t like it then no biggie. Now you know; it’s better than wondering.

Hahaha i know and thank you but it is a big deal. LOL. No but on a serious note i am kind of tired of playing League or Fifa all the kitten time and plus iv always always wanted to really get into an MMO to experience all the fuss. So therefore I wont give up this easily ,just wanted you guys to point me in the right direction as to what the strong points of the game were to keep an eye out for them.

“To me, there seems like a lot of things you can do in the game, it just doesn’t try to emphasize those things to make them seem necessary or of a high priority over other things. Just do stuff and be bad-kitten with your character.”

Well see, this is where my post originated from. From the lack of urgency any and all game objectives seem to have. Now in no way am i saying i like hand holding in a game, the complete opposite actually, i just don’t feel enthralled to partake in anything at this point. Going after Vistas in this game is not satisfying in and of itself, but the completionist in me will do them regardless. And that basically goes for all the aspects of the game so far, my nature will force me to obtain and see as much as i can in the time spent in the world but my hunger for adventure is totally missing with this game. I mean crap, i kinda had hunger while playing the demo for WoW it’s surprising me that i am not finding it here.

Awesome thanks, so i should just focus on doing those heart objectives and the world events for now until the games opens up for me a little more or what? Also im a huge story nerd, does the story ever start getting to you or is it all just prime skip material?

Vayne i understand what you are saying but that was not the difficulty i had in mind. I simply meant smarter opponents that would lead to more intricate fights that with the simple enemies i have encountered so far. But i absolutely believe you that the first 30 or so levels are a tutorial, which is one of the things that has kept me far away from MMO’s in the past. I hate having to push myself through that huge initial step. In my eyes a videogame should be enjoyable through and through but that’s a whole different discussion. Ohh and also thanks for all the replies guys

Andred.1087:

Oxidia.8103:

The real fun starts around 11pm on map chat doing world bosses.

I assume by “fun” you mean a sobering look at Internet youth culture that makes you question if humankind has any hope of surviving the next hundred years.

Basically what i meant LOL. Now lesbianest here, we wont survive the next 100 years but hey kitten it I wont have to worry about that. Now pertaining to the game itself, by fun i meant when do the enemies get challenging and wild, instead of the same enemies you see in any MMO. By fun i also meant, when do you, if ever that is, start exploring beautiful vistas or intricate dungeons ? Because not saying that i am not enjoying my time playing, but so far at lvl 13 everything is pretty basic and plain, the locations are mehhh, the story may as well not be there, and the enemies are just about what one would expect. I know i have barely scratches the surface, if that at this level but i was still expected much more after watching just about every review out there on the game before buying it.

Hello everyone, I have been playing the game for about 4 hours I would say and am level 12, and with this being my first MMO I was wondering how long until things become really fun? Like what level do missions get chaotic and fun, or when does the story start to pull you in. I am not sure of the fortes of the game yet so if you could point out a few things to be looking forward too I would appreciate it, thank you!