Guild Wars 2

Tanith.5264:

She’s trying to free UberQuaggan, of course. What do you think all these quaggan tonics are dropping for?

You mean this?

If this means we will be going to the other cities then I am all for it.

If not, then it’s just a waste of a good lion statue. Again.

I guess I know why he is always so happy.

If you take a look at his goggles you’ll notice it’s the same glass.

Why do we have these amazing character models with tons of costumizable body features, but are unable to see them due to the armour?

Why can’t we hide more of our armour, even if only just our chest armour?

Being able to hide more armour would solve so many problems.

Most of the armour in this game looks the same, but if we could hide more items it would create much more diversity.

Take a look at my ranger, then tell me if you think more people would play charr if we could look like this.

GWII is a game that definitely WILL spoil you.

But you probably won’t realize it until you play another MMO and remember all the quality of life features that you have gotten used to in GWII.

Beside that, forums like these are mostly visited by whiners. No matter what ArenaNet does they will find something to whine about.
Just to give you an example:

ArenaNet:“We are adding a LFG tool to the game”.
Forum users:“Finally, only had to wait a whole year”.

Forum users:“The world bosses are too easy and boring”.
ArenaNet:“We are revamping the world bosses so there will have to be a lot of coordination”.
Forum users:“This sucks, give me my free loot back”.

I would like to say thanks to the Guild Wars 2 community for almost an entire year of being nice to each other, helping each other, treating each other with respect and creating an overall positive atmosphere in this game.

Really, all of you deserve a big ‘thank you’. Everyone.
Thanks to the people who go out of their way to help other players with events and skill points.
Thanks to the people who take the time to revive other players even though there is a giant dragon or a horde of mobs coming your way.
Thanks to the people who go out of their way to help introduce new players to the game and teach them how this game functions.
Thanks to the people who make constructive posts on the forums in order to help the devs improve this beautiful world we call Tyria.

I have never seen such a fantastic community in a game before, and I don’t think I ever will again.

I applause you.

That said, there will always be whiners and trolls which is why I am posting this early, because soon the anniversary will be upon us and then the Horde of Entitlement will rush to the forums and scream because the new stuff they got for free ain’t the colour they wanted it to be.

Erasculio.2914:

Conclusion

Guild Wars 2 failed. By ArenaNet’s own definition of success, “Is it fun?”, the answer often is “no, it’s not”

Yeah, well, that’s just like, your opinion man.

may turn out to help you more than the person you tried to help.

So, I usually don’t make posts like this on any website, but I have been playing GWII since the 28th of August and I have never had a negative experience with another player, not even in PvP, in fact I often make friends with my opponents in PvP. I have only had good experiences playing with other people in GWII but a few minutes ago I had an experience that topped all of them.

So let me tell you what happened:

I was in Rata Sum trying to find a group for the new dungeons(which I find incredibly entertaining) and suddenly a level 2 Asura walked into the crowd of people standing in front of the Super Adventure Box.
He asked if someone could tell him where the bank in Rata Sum was, and since no one else gave him an answer I decided to help him, so I told him to follow me and when we got to the bank he whispered me and said thanks. I replied:“No problem mate.”, and then he disappeared.
I then went up to the Super Adventure Box again and noticed that I had recieved a mail.

I don’t wanna give too much away in text, cus I think you should see what happened.

Point of this thread: Be kind to other people.