Guild Wars 2

I just ran a Revenant in PvE and enjoyed the first few minutes of play. Then everything was boring and done with. The vengeful Hammer was the coolest skill there. There were good possibilities on all skills but seem to be missing something. The hammer skills were fun but slow and it just felt like running my Warrior. The axe and mace combo was my favorite but still missing that spiritual touch. The staff was non-impressive it lacked effect. The look of the Revenant was amazing but needed a little more color touch in the hands, leggings, and boots. I think what everyone is looking for is the Ritualist soul abilities. Summoning souls from the dead to fight beside you or give boons for support was one of the creative parts of them.

I’m sure that Arenanet has their hands full with the games they produce but, Just a thought on products that might be something that fans want and will spend money on is figures, clothing and other things that the competitors have already put out. I have found it difficult to promote the game for no-one has heard to much on the game. The imagination that has gone into this game is fantastic and could sell big to fans. Since I have been playing GW’s I have seen a big jump over most games and this frighten the compition. I hope that maybe some day I had something to remember this game by.

I’m sure ppl have asked about more classes just as soon as you’ve started up. I have only one thing that I found that moved alot of ppl in GW1 was the Ritualist. At times they were hard to manage but, fun to play it brought the GW Faction to life and I wonder how many of us miss Master Togo. I was able to bring my GW1 Charecters back to life in GW 2 except my ritualist. If there was some way in the future you might reconsider bring another class back I believe this is one that is well missed. I am a single father and I made stories up for my kids of each charecter from 1 and two and how there past connected. So I hope this is one of the things that might get looked at and if not thanks for listening.