Casual, friendly, stale and soon…i fear what comes next for Guild Wars 2 and all the players who still put hope within this game.
Principals are meant to be followed in order to focus on the success and well being of whatever it is based on, but what happens when does same principals which created such a strong bases for this product are abused to a point where the game is now expected to be excused because of them?
Why aren’t there any challenging dungeon?
Why aren’t there any challenging jumping puzzles?
Why aren’t there any challenging events?
The answer: Guild Wars 2 is a casually game and the player base need to be catered too even if that means catering to the same hypocrites who said the game was too hard and then when things got too easy they abandoned the game because and I quote:“We are bored of doing the same easy sh** over and over again. It’s way too easy and not rewarding.”
So I wounder if I’m the only one or in the minority to see that what is needed is quit simply a little increase in the difficulty to allow player to have goals which aren’t achieved the same day they set them, and for the love of god Legendaries are in no way shape or form a goal to be set a month after you start the game which mind you, is currently happening.
So my questions are:
Why aren’t dungeon’s harder and repair costs more expansive to give a reason for more rewarding loot?
This also adds the need for potions which are never actually required and more properly set up builds with gear and sigils because you will be gambling your money in-terms of the repair costs if you are not prepared for such a challenge.
Why aren’t open world things like jumping puzzles and world bosses more challenging and yield more promising rewards?
This also allows the open world bosses to actually trigger the event when people fail to kill them(which never happens).
Well these 2 question cover just a part of what Guild Wars 2 need to improve of in my opinion but it is a big part never the less. I hope Arena Net will surprise us as they have many times in a good way and show us that this game has a lot more to come (and I don’t mean content that can be completed in 4 hrs after launch such as The Secret of Southsun).
