Guild Wars 2

With the need for 100 slots, I’d first like to suggest that you try to get $1 from each slot person per month and that’ll make an easy cycle. Otherwise, you might want to check out the official TS3 server for your GW2 Server and ask the mods there to create a channel and subsequent sub-channels for you, but I guarantee most of the time they won’t let you have 100 slots.

I sent you an in-game message with any help I can provide

Let’s not feed the trolls now..

Anyway, I’m sincerely touched by the fact that this game and its community could have such a deep and intimate impact on you. I really hope that you have many more experiences like you had today, and really, really hope you score those dates!

Any criticisms and thoughts?

I hope you guys have enjoyed the guide

Check the permissions on the page please..

The game is far from dead. Anyway, if you’d like to guest over to Jade Quarry sometime, just add Xaenex to your list. I definitely wouldn’t mind hanging out with you

@klaash
The intention of this thread isn’t to air your grievances, but to celebrate your top 5 aspects of GW2 that you love :P

Get ready for the new guide. Oh, and there’s a giveaway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc0DZvV0Sug

I really see eye to eye with a lot of the lists, haha, especially the ones that pertain to the art direction of the game; it really is absolutely stunning.

Name one other game where the AVERAGE rate of reaching max level is 5 days (and if you list Rift, you’re a liar.)

It’s a simple question really. I find most people like to complain over the flaws of the game, but I’d like to focus on things the game does right; the ones I and others enjoy the most.

1. The Wallet – I love rolling new characters, having not only my gold, but all the other currencies at my fingertips without going to a bank/etc is quite amazing. I wish EVERY MMO did this.
2. Diverse PvE experience – There’s just so much you can do PvE-wise, and in chasing down creating a legendary weapon, you essentially have to experience 90-95% of what the game has to offer.
3. The fact that there’s not just one dedicated PvP experience, but two. They both cater to different crowds and for different reasons, and though they may not perfect, they’re really amazing in my opinion.
4. The leveling process – Though it’s not as good as it was before, you can still get to a really high level with crafting alone. Overall, there are just so many methods to leveling that it’s quite amazing.. more ways than I’ve seen in any other MMO.
5. The Endgame – Many complain about the “grind” that you need to do in order to get ascendeds. In my opinion it simply comes down to a ton of effort, not grind (really, you complain about GRIND in GW2? It’s almost baffling). Besides Ascendedry, I love the endgame experience of the game and how there’s so much for you to do even if none of it includes PvE.

My YouTube channel has seen a lot of success lately (way more than I expected) and I would like to get you guys in a pretty excited mood. I have a new Guild Wars 2 guide coming this week, and an epic (trust me on that ?) new Guild Wars 2 endeavor coming to YouTube within the next few months. Until then, I’ll continue making guides and covering F2P news across the board.

There’s been a lot of criticism (a lot of it constructive, thankfully), and it’s made me a lot better and a lot more dedicated to the quality of videos I put out there. Since beginning the channel I’ve gotten a new computer and monitor setup so that I’m more capable of recording and rendering videos all the way up to 1080p. This is only the beginning, for both hardware upgrades and quality/content improvement. Trust me, things have just begun, and I truly appreciate everyone who has supported me thus far.

Oh, and did I mention that I’m doing a giveaway? (:

Definitely appreciating all the input and advice from the community, and Paul, I’ll be sure to fit it in

My new champ farming guide can be found here:
https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/gw2/GW2-Champ-Farming-Guide-November-2013/first#post3215185

@Paul
It’s interesting all the methods of farming there are in this game, and I do plan on bringing guides and help to those new to the game or just making new characters

Paulytnz.7619:

I have a better guide:

1 – Have a friend who is level whatever and up to the level 76 personal story,
2 – Have that friend choose “The Ossuary” quest.
3 – Run through this story killing the 3 easy champs (with the help of a small group of npcs).

4 – After killing the 3 champs, leave the instance and repeat.

Benefits:

1 – NO way point costs what-so-ever to reach any of the champs besides the intial ONE waypoint to get to the quest start area.
2 – The champ bags are ALWAYS gilded.
3 – There is NO spawn times since it is an instance.
4 – All 3 champs take 8-10 mins max.
5 – This can be soloed.
6 – You also get tons of Moldy bags with the champ boxes.

Enjoy.

EDIT: btw ty very much OP for making your guide! Sorry I kind of high-jacked it tho, but thank you still none the less.

Haha, wow, it’s fine. I never knew about that one, and geez.. I’d be a little scared to advise this to anyone to be honest, as it could be seen as exploitation >.< But still, sounds crazy amazing.

Carize.8532:

I think it’s a fun guide. My buddy and I just did it with a 63 warr and a 30 guard. We died (ok, I died) once, but that’s because of the knockdown/pile-on from the extra troll mobs. Thanks for posting this!

It was our pleasure making it, and I just love helping the community. Lol, those knockdowns can be pretty dangerous, I almost burst out laughing within the first thirty seconds when my warrior got caught in one of the cave troll’s AoE(watch the first 30 seconds of gameplay) and was knocked down. I was like “Really? I’m about to make this guide and warning people about not getting knocked down, and my warrior gets knocked down”, it was priceless, but I managed to contain myself XD

Any other thoughts about the guide, guys?

I’m part of the Gamebreaker Nation, a cross-gaming guild which has a chapter in Guild Wars 2. If you’d like more information on the guild you can check out www.gamebreakernation.com. You sound like someone we’d love to be part of our family

Edit: Tried to add you in-game so we could speak in more detail

Indeed, even if I never champ farm that spot again, me looting taeres’ shadow pays for a lot

If you have issues with dodging then have you tried partnering with a friend that has a good amount of stability-giving moves?

I know you wanted human, but here’s a norn: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAWU45TKMgI

This may also help:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64XYup9-lyQ

Hey beautiful people, this is my second Guild Wars 2 guide, and just like the last one, it’s really just aimed towards new players or players making new characters. It’s a level 20+ guide, but does recommend the second person be level 80.

I feel this guide displays an awesome champion farming area because it’s easy (2 players only is my recommendation) and efficient. There are several other benefits to doing this champion farming route in contrast to say.. the Queensdale or Frostgourge Sounds champion farming zerg(s). The benefits are:

• If you have a low or mid-end computer, you don’t have to worry about slow loading times, lagging within this large zerg, or being late to the fight. You’ll never be late because it’s just you and your friend doing this, taking down the champs one by one.
• If you have more than 2 people doing this at a time you will kill the champs too quickly and will have to sit around, rather than having a continuous and seemingly endless stream of champ farming.
• If you’re new or you’re rolling a new character, you don’t have to feel guilty or weird for asking your friend with a level 80 character to help you and farm with you as they will also be receiving their own champion loot bag.
• There’s a Vista and a Rich Iron Node right by the Spider champion, so you need to go through this cave anyway for Gendarrann Fields map completion.
• I recommend level 20+ because even if you’re that low, your level 80 friend will prob have aggrro 95-99% of the time anyway, so you don’t have to worry very much about dying. (The lower your level, the more I’d recommend you do this with a Guardian friend, however)
• You don’t need to have some high amounts of magic find or luck to make money from this. I got lucky (with only 33% magic find) and was able to loot a Lord Taeres’s Shadow (yes, I know Taeares’ is misspelled by ANet, lol) at level 40 (I kid you not ?)
• If you want to bond closer with a friend or just want to blow off some steam or “waste’ some time, this is perfect. You guys won’t have to be in any sort of rush mentality, just hanging out with your best friend (or maybe your friend who is new to the game ?) and having a wonderful time making money, getting a bit (only a bit) of exp, and praying that within one of the bags will drop a champ bag weapon.

The benefits are pretty much endless, to be quite honest, which is why I highly recommend following this guide ? Thank you guys for watching and for all of your support.

The Guide: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJdRtOe16PY&feature=youtu.be

I know this is a necro, but I would really, really like to support this.

Brother Grimm.5176:

I’ve been trying out the general suggestion that you tout (sell everything on TP) and I have seen an appalling trend of players listing (and placing buy orders) for items where the PROFIT value is less than the MERCH sale price…….

Not sure very many users understand about he TP fees and the importance of the PROFIT projection value.

To be honest, I’ve noticed this trend since the beginning of the game’s economy, it’s a bit baffling that it still exists.

Butter.3024:

Thanks for the guide

I had a great time making it and I love helping others, so it really was no problem. I have another guide coming today or tomorrow. I know I said it’d come out in the past two days, but I was in line for over 12hrs with my friend because he wanted to buy 3 PS4s (to resell them). Anyway, we succeeded in getting them and the coming champ guide can be expected soon.

Lol, I actually understand how it can be a joke, not that it matters if it makes sense to me or not. I would just say to use wisdom, because mistakes do happen, and you don’t want to create a scenario in which you can get yourself banned. I know for a fact that ANet are like hawks with the gold transactions, so.. just be careful. I personally would avoid doing this joke, as cool as the reactions may be.

I appreciate the feedback, and I can understand there still being editing issues =/ Honestly, I do all the editing on my own and there’s usually one or two hickups with the audio, video, or just both of them syncing. I’m getting better in this regard, but it’s like, the more I edit ,the more issues there tend to be. I’ll try to keep the sound lower in the future, and I do really appreciate your feedback. I love it when someone is able to really criticize my video but point out where I did what wrong (unless I did it purposefully), because I’m all about growing. I’m not some pro at editing, I simply picked it up and if you watch each video my editing gets better and better, so your comment definitely will contribute to my growth.

If time wills it, I’ll make the new champ video today and it’ll be much shorter, and also geared towards new players in the level 20-35 range. If anything, it should all be recorded and edited by tomorrow, and I’ll be posting that video on the forum as well. Again, thanks for the criticism, and I’ll keep it in mind

If I hadn’t had previous engagements I’d join you guys =/

I’ll also be making a nice and easy champ farming guide today as to help those out who want an easy way to receive champ bags. No zerg needed

Donari.5237:

I didn’t suggest the level 20 booster scroll because I figured s/he hadn’t gotten a birthday present, the only source of said scrolls.

The Queensdale zerg is a decent way to go if you’re ok with just mindlessly charging around doing the same few fights over and over. You’re only trying to get to 30 anyway, after which I assume you’ll be looking for regular leveling speed to let you enjoy the game.

Achievements is another source of the scroll.. :P

I don’t believe it lacked any basic editing, to be quite honest. What you see is the route I purposely chose for doing the a decent-length video but provide all the information you need in the first 5 minutes. The bonus area at the end of the video isn’t a necessity in regards to the guide, but a nice cluster of spiders you can grab. Also, there’s no consistency in cluster of trees nor tree locations, they can literally be a lot next to each other one day and then 15 seconds apart, hence why node location wasn’t my focus :P

I wanted people, ESPECIALLY those new to the game, to have a realistic expectation of what the actual farming experience is like. I already cut out about 5 minutes of footage in which I was irritated over the fact that nodes weren’t spawning/spawned the way I’m used to.

Anyway, I do appreciate the criticism, just had to present the mindset I had with the creation of the guide.

Any thoughts/suggestions in regards to the guide?

I just posted a guide, and if you want to have some mobs to farm while farming these nodes, this will be the guide for you/ In addition, this guide also happens to be about one of the maps that the living story is centered around, so you can also do your achievements at the same time

Hey beautiful people, I know many of you out there have just been struggling to make gold in Guild Wars 2, so I decided to make this Level 20+ guide. There are many guides out there right now, but you may find that they’re outdated or just are no longer reliable in general. This guide however, through my own intention, should be timeless, and even if you’re watching this six months from this video having been posted, you’ll more than likely make even more money than what you can make now.

There’s inflation going on right now in Guild Wars 2, and it’s mostly focused around low level gear (both blue and white), and crafting mats. Soft wood logs, mined jewels, and even iron ore are all in high demand and at a high price at the moment, and if you’re new to the game or running a new character, this is the perfect guide for you. Your focus will be on Gendarran Fields and its many mobs and harvest nodes.

All in all, it’s a simple and easy guide about farming in Guild Wars 2, and I hope you enjoy it

Sunspots.9861:

Lol, I’m cracking up so hard. I totally understand why someone would be upset if they only ever bought 1 gift and opened it and got a sweater hahaha.

Lol, what people don’t realize is that this event truly is awesome, you just have to have some LUCK. For example, my new character is level 16, and by level.. 10? 12? I had gotten a Sparky Wand Skin (Scepter Skin) -that’s worth 150 socks- from a SMALL Wintersday Gift, and so far, I have about 35 socks. Anyway, the theme/phrase of this event is luck, so keep those fingers crossed.

How epic