Guild Wars 2

Rauderi.8706:

Ayrilana.1396:

I think it was the one wearing a red shirt.

Checked the trailer. There’s someone that resembles Riot Alice (nuuuu ;_;) in reddish armor, and some random Charr rifleman in red-lined clothes. So it could be a red-shirt. Hmm.

The woman in the trailer actually matches that of a Priestess of Balthazar in Swamplost Haven.

https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Priestess_of_Balthazar

As for the Charr, I think he might’ve even appeared in the Flashpoint trailer, might just be a random character they decided to show.

zealex.9410:

All the orr cleansing part is in instances. Wasnt it wierd trying to save la from the risen while it was already destroyed by scarlet? And tbh the oppener has some fair arguements s3 lacks the living story aspect.

Just because it’s already been done doesn’t really mean it was a good idea that should be repeated.

Doesn’t it seem odd to have a story about trying to cleanse Orr, when you can clearly see Orr has been cleansed?

Gavin, the Nightmare Court sylvari you meet in the White Stag story, is apparently a guardian. He might be more honorable than most of the Nightmare Court, but he still desires to capture the stag to torture it into becoming a creature of Nightmare so the Court can turn the Pale Tree and the sylvari by force.

I’ve considered the idea that maybe what’s happening to her is kinda the opposite of what Logan’s going through. Like, her body is fine, but her mind is deteriorating.

Can you imagine how devastating that would be for an Asura like her?

Didn’t Scarlet’s activities in the open world mean that the Season 1 content was removed, and that was actually a really bad idea?

Weren’t the Mursaat one of the elder races, the last 5 races that survived the last time the elder Dragons awoke? The other 4 weren’t Tengu, so the Tengu must have devoloped sometime when the Mursaat already existed.

Is there evidence to support this theory? If I’m correct, the Mursaat faded into the Mists in order to save themselves. Could they have done have done this to find a way to fight the Elder Dragons? I suppose that’s possible, but so is the explanation that the Mursaat just wanted to get away and left the other races to rot, so what evidence is there that the former theory makes more sense than the latter?

And if the Mursaat wanted the other races’ help, why didn’t they just show the others this magic that would allow them to retreat to the Mists to? Why did they apparently blame the Seers for the destruction of their empire? They would’ve abandoned their empire anyway when they went into the Mists.