Guild Wars 2

It’s smoked glass (translucent gray) with red liquid.

I used a product called armor etch and paintbrushes to apply it. Armor etch is typically use with stencils or tape to mask out a design, I did not use either of those. I placed a print out of the Dragon logo inside the glass and painted the outside of the Glass by hand.

For my boyfriend’s birthday, I made him a glass with the dragon emblem etched on it. Here is a gif displaying the glass.
http://i.imgur.com/XYQ337I.gif

It’s my first time posting in this forum. I hope I haven’t broken any rules.

Aomine.5012:

There’re people who don’t bother participating in the fight, people who don’t take the event seriously, people who’re new to the game, all flooding over the map.
And then Anet cap the population of the server, and set a very tight timer, and expect those random newbies, lazy people to suddenly coordinate and challenge the impossible? What kind of ideal is this?

What about newbies who want to learn how to coordinate and play with a large group? Are we excluded because we don’t conform to your hardcore player standards?

Aomine.5012:

But in open world, we cannot select who we’re with, we cannot ensure everyone is motivated and participates, so adding a timer on hard content is totally unreasonable.
That way, people can still enjoy their light-hearted open world content while the more hardcore and dedicated players can form the group and achieve their objectives.

Do you think my point make sense, and being fair?

No, I don’t. I leave the dungeons and hard content to the people who want to play that. I don’t push my way into PUGS knowing that I’ve never played particular content or that I am not driven to dedicate several hours to complete something. However content in open world is there for, and here’s the difficult part: the open world. As you said, anyone can join in. Why can’t I learn to play in a large group in the open world. What have you against my (and other casual or new players) opportunity to learn and possible join your apparently elite ranks of hardcore player?

eta: GW2 is my first MMO and I have played since the betas. My first character reached level 80 a month before the game hit its one year anniversary. I am the definition of a casual player, I think.

I think it would be neat if in the Norn areas, there were sleds around like there are diving goggles and you could sled down a hill. I don’t know if anything like that is possible, i just think it would be neat to watch my character sled down a hill.