Guild Wars 2

Hi everyone, I alterate between playing a lot of PvP, and playing PvP just for my daily, and I really love the way PvP feels in GW2, but I can’t help but notice that lately when a team is behind, people tend to go afk really fast. Maybe an idea would be to just not show the score in a game? Then people would just try their hardest until the very end. I’m not sure what else you could do to stop the people from giving up.

I am so tired of all the toxicity going on in PvP. I get that people get frustrated, but that is no excuse whatsoever for this behaviour. I know that we should just report them, and then pray that they get banned or whatnot, but really, wouldn’t it be better to prevent all the frustration involved with the toxicity, than to punish it, while you don’t even know if they are actually being punished? It’s not like you get a notification that finally you can feel a bit better because soemone has been punished, or with the toxicity occuring this many times, you won’t even feel good to know that they are punished in the first place.

Please consider the idea of not being able to type anything between the start and end of the game. My game experience is being ruined, I’m sure others feel the same way. (Yes, actually ruined.)

In case you’re worrying about that removing any communication between you and your teammates that would help you win the game. There is none. Never. Only when you play with friends, and then you could still use partychat, or a voice program, I don’t know.

Dear Arenanet,

There are so many cool things in Divinity’s Reach that we’ve been waiting for since the start of the game, which still havn’t been implemented. ie Mina’s Target Shoot practice, The Crown Pavilion, etc.

I’d be surprised if I’m the only person that’s looking for casual fun activities, that don’t require you to load into an instance where you can’t be with your friends.

Thanks for your attention.
Have a good day!
Piieuw

Laaaaaaaaaame. You’re telling me I spend time grinding these maps, skipping on things to do with friends, or skipping on going out on some days, just for nothing. You dissapoint me, Anet.