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If it has a logical progression I doubt Jormag would be the first to go as they don’t know where it is but also it poses no more tactical gain than “One less elder dragon”, Even if its minions are generally stronger and therefore pose more of a threat. BUT Kralkatorrik on the other hand is also blocking passage, according to the wiki, into Elona and by destroying Kralkatorrik they may gain what, perhaps little, possible allies and trade there is to be had from Elona.
On the other hand I would say Primordus is potentially the most dangerous and lucrative elder dragon to “Off” because of this:
“After its awakening, its minions, the destroyers, flooded the Depths of Tyria, crushing any hopes the asura had of returning to their natural home. Many of the remaining dwarves, now creatures of stone, stand watch at entrances to the Depths, ensuring that Primordus’ minions never reach the surface. Others traveled into the caverns to do battle directly with Primordus and its servants. Primordus has remained underneath the surface since its awakening, clearing huge tracts of the underground regions, which forced more races, such as the skritt, to flee from the Depths. As a result of its activities, the minions of Primordus can be found almost anywhere on the surface.” – GW2 Wiki
And thus shows certain, possible, allies and the very foundations of Tyria are being weakened by this dragon.
That is my guess anyway
It all depends on how you grow up really. I was brought up in a rather large immediate family and we didn’t have a car big enough so I’ve never been fishing nor most family orientated things. Probably why I like MMO’s so much but I would like the option to do something else in Guild Wars which represent what I am protecting by fighting the elder dragons, do you see my point?
I think Anet have done marvel with this game. It invokes emotion in me unlike any other game. I love certain bits and others I detest but one thing that gets over looked so easily is the environment. The land of Tyria is digital masterpiece. . . But when the next level is on the horizon many people simply cannot stick around at a vista. I propose to solve this because I ask for there to be a fourth gathering profession!
Fishing.
Fishing could be so well utilized in Guild Wars 2 because it has undoubtedly the best setting for it and some many other things which it would compliment. Think of doing a long jumping puzzle and instead of just looting the chest and leaving you see a pool. Now you sit at this pool and fish for ten minutes. What do you get? to enjoy the environment, listening to the games wonderful music, and maybe some cooking supplies? There could even be competitions to cat the biggest fish I think this peaceful pass time would really contrast with all the war and devastation going on in Guild Wars and therefore make the story that much more intensive.
Who else would like this?
I have found changing my jewellery and putting 30 points into vitality rather than toughness has given me a lot more survivability Around 16k health now. What I find strange is I died more times on my guardian than my level 15 elementalist in WvW :/
What people don’t realise is that most forms of entertainment stem from the telling of stories. It is no easy task to tell a story; much-less come up with one. Every element is there for a reason. Every small detail. With that in mind imagine just how hard it is to tell a story using a game as your medium? Think of all the of things that go into making a game. I for one applaud anyone that can entertain me with a story . . . Yet ArenaNet did more than that. They moved me. I lived the story of Guild Wars 2 through my own character and I loved it, start to finish. But it wasn’t just a story ArenaNet made; not even an MMO. . .
They made a living, breathing world.
One which I wish I’d help develop. One which inspires me to try and make my own. But for now I want to thank them for letting me be a part of this world, to see its wonders and to hear its music. I implore other developers to look to ArenaNet and learn because they made this world for themselves and chose to share it; unlike so many other developers who only see the money involved.
Thank you, Arena net.
Thanks for your advice I’m really shocked as to how low my health actually is
