Guild Wars 2

I have my bank loaded with Tier 1 and tier 2 mats. Is it worth it to do all the steps in the mystic forge to convert the standard crafting mats up to tier 6, or is it more cost effective to simply sell off all those mats and purchase the tier 6 mats? And how about using the crafting promotions for the rare blue mats?

Thanks for any insight on the matter.

Lox.1089:

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What player housing does do though, is help me not get to that “bored” disconnected point. It keeps me playing and feeling like my character is a part of the world not just observing it.
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I love options in a game that let me waste time without taking part in any combat. Weather it’s an involved crafting system, house/lair decorating, tweaking chatacters armor fashion, stuff like that.

Having my home instance evolve based on my race/profession/storyline choices would rock. I would also like to see it use the achievements in a way sort of like renown levels in the old republic, where at achievement levels that are acount based you could unlock new decorating options and vendors. The vendors could offer town and armor clothing, all kinds of things.

Achievement points could also unlock other abilities for my account characters, not to have more powerful items no, but to maybe have cosmetic and utility ablities to make life more convenient. But tie this all into the home instance so if at 500 achievement points all my characters could teleport for free once every 4 hours there would be something cool to add to the home instance which would reflect this.