Guild Wars 2

Alice.8694:

Sparda.9750:

“i loved clock tower” ( seriously )

Clocktower was awesome.

Agreed, only entitled s­h­i­t­t­e­r­s think it was bad because they’re too awful at video games to do it, and feel like they deserve the achievement.

“I’m not a r­e­t­a­r­d and thus don’t give a s­h­i­t about a minor stat increase from a new tier of gear”

All this butthurt, get over it you r­e­t­a­r­d­e­d­ kids, it’ll be fine.

AnthonyOrdon.3926:

Glory is for competitive PVP. It’s purpose is to create prestige for people who are good at killing other players on a level playing field. Activities, on the other hand, are a grab bag of mini-games that shake up the gameplay for a bit. Yes, it’s—**gasp** —fun. The fact that the glory bar is even displayed is just a side effect of us leveraging our awesome competitive PVP framework to host them. (It is really cool by the way. For example, did you know that you play activities with players from other worlds?)

But now that we’ve got that straight, I’m super interested in learning what you guys think you should be getting out of activities. Trick or treat bags were sort of a trial, but I think it worked out pretty well so we may do similar things in the future. Keg brawl doesn’t have anything like that, but it does have achievements. Would that compel you to play? Something else?

Thanks for your time!

Keg Brawl could reward Kegmaster PvP/PvE gear (Provided it’s not actually already a gear set, I haven’t seen it), or perhaps town clothes with Costume Brawl skills, that’d be sweet.

As for minigames in general, there needs to be something like Dragon Arena, I just love things with high skill ceilings, Keg Brawl is sort of like that but there are no layers, it’s either you know how to throw or you don’t.

I miss Dragon Arena already.