Guild Wars 2

Home World: Jade Quarry
Guild Name: Looking For Group [LFG]
In-Game Contact: Lemm, Sydney Baals, Trevor Boyer, Master Tezz, Zoke

I’m trying to remember if it’s just guild names that are unique or if the [###] tags after them are also unique. Anyone know?

Follow the links to Reddit posts sharing a script in AutoHotKey that basically holds down your right mouse button to keep your camera focused on your character.

JayceMJ came up with it.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Guildwars2/comments/zmi6o/how_to_change_gw2_into_a_3rd_person_action_game/

pvpproject refined it.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Guildwars2/comments/zs2j6/introducing_guild_wars_2_combat_mode/

Since all this pretty much does is hold down the right mouse key, it seems like it would not go against the EULA. I read in the threads that several people are already doing what this script does with clever remapping of the keys. Still, I’d feel happier using this script if Anet gave an official stance on it

Couple days ago I somehow targeted myself and was able to read my name, guild tag, and title info as others would see it hovering over my head. Now I can’t figure out how I did that. Can we target ourselves in this game or did I stumble on a bug?

My theory as to how they will deal with us getting tired of using the same 5 weapon skills is by introducing new weapons with the expansions. Just my theory but it makes sense. When we go to Cantha the spear (for above water use) and scythe may return, or they may bring in different weapons altogether.

In the meantime, really get to know your weapons. Traiting them out, comboing with other players, and trying out different 2-weapon set combinations offers you some variety in what you can do with those 5 skills in the meantime.

Oops read your post wrong. I played GW1 but it’s been so long I can’t remember. I know there was lots of stuff to keep me busy, but I didn’t start playing until some of the expansion were already out.

The answer totally depends on how you play. I’ve been playing since the first day of pre-release and my main only just reached lvl 20 last night. My second highest is lvl 5. I just play REEEAAALLY slowly. And I like it that way.

I think there was at least one person who reached lvl 80 before the 3 days of pre-release were done. There are quite a few getting to 80 now. Nearly all did it through hard and long hours. It’s possible some leveled their characters in a way the devs will slow down in the future, if they think a certain activity levels you too fast.

Here is my personal breakdown:
The Fastest: I think you could get to 80 in 5 days if you took off work and peed in a jar.
The Slowest: Well, you can’t play must slower than me and I have one level 20 and one level 5 after 12 days, or about 2 levels a night, or about 40 days of play for one character to reach lvl 80.

The game is great. Just play it as you like.