Guild Wars 2

Poutine is everywhere now. Just had Beef Cheek poutine in Guelph—could have had Fois Gras poutine—and just about anything else is out there too.
A basic poutine is still the best—it’s all about the gravy and good fresh squeeky curds.!!!

I’ve never had poutine. My Québécois friends preferred to take me to Le Château Frontenac and attempt to kill me with food I normally can’t afford.

Regardless, if Anet gives you guys poutine I demand conch fritters!

ScorpiOverkill.7064:

I’ve never had poutine. My Québécois friends preferred to take me to Le Château Frontenac and attempt to kill me with food I normally can’t afford.

Regardless, if Anet gives you guys poutine I demand conch fritters!

You know, I hope you get them!!
BTW, it is something Anet would do fast rather than fixing/communicating/posting patch notes/fixing bugs/making an expansion etc.
If they can get it into the gem store-Poutine and conch will be their priority.

As a Quebecer, I proudly agree. They should really add Poutine to the game. It could be sooo good! The question is, which stats should it raise?

On the subject of Canadian food, they should really add Maple Syrup to the game too. Perhaps a chance to harvest Maple Syrup off of t2-4 Tree nodes?

Could combine Maple Syrup with Icy Core in order to make Maple Candy (and help get 5 Icy Cores out of the economy…)

So I was chatting with a friend of mine and our conversation went something like this,

Me: (sigh) Tell Anet to give me legendary armor recipes…
My friend: Tell Anet to give me poutine.
Me: … okay.

So I am formally requesting that Anet add Recipe: Poutine to the cooking profession. Because that would be hilarious.

<3 you guys =D

Growing up, such a thing was unheard of in SW Ontario. I moved to Ottawa, it’s everywhere.

Enim caballio! For Pony!

I wanted to add that some of us are pretty constantly dungeoning, so if you’re looking to go on a run you are welcome to join regardless of your experience. Obviously we like to finish runs quickly, however we are of the opinion that dungeons should be fun and not homework. We are always happy to show new kids the ropes.