Guild Wars 2

umm…leveling up to 80 doesn’t mean you get all of the trait points of an 80. You probably already know that a leveled-up 80 is still a far cry from a true 80. Otherwise, gearing and traiting is good advice.

Jarek, I would respond about the solo-mmo’er but that argument became obsolete with no one winning or losing in a wow forum discussion six years ago. I don’t agree with your opinion, but I do agree with your right to have one and share it.

Jarek, not all players are playing with a group of friends. GW2’s flexibility is what brought so many of the “casual solo-mmo’ers” over to this game….the idea of being alone in the crowd, and there is a market for that even if it’s not you. (Nothing personal.)

So…when we saw Twilight Arbor, we knew right away to just stay away. But this update advertised solo or group, which is simply not what they released.

I agree. It’s a really cool place. I would love to just explore it and kill mobs on the way. It’s far from solo though. If you aren’t a big zerg, forget it. And I hate standing there watching a dying player knowing that if I try to help, I’m just gonna join him.

Sorry…just tried 15 more times. This is a gold sink. Reminds me a lot of DDO where they kill you off in dungeons hoping you’ll use the cash shop to by a repair thing. I’m done but nice job with the artwork as usual.

23 silver in repair plus waypointing and nothing to show for it…and that’s a lot for a level 40.

I actually like the place and looked forward to exploring right away since you don’t need to be in a dungeon group. I’m in my 40s leveled up to 80. But after a few one-shots and then paying the repair…well doing anymore this is just being a martyr. Join a group? Then why go against the grain and say you don’t need one. In many games, I would expect “nerf incoming”, but they usually don’t do that for a LS. I was able to get through the very first story that led up to meeting Marjory though several months ago…it was hard but I wasn’t getting one-shotted. I think that was a level 16 too.