Guild Wars 2

I can’t understand why so many people are bashing the GW2 community saying it’s bad and all that. Looks like that you’ve actually spent so much time on here that you forgot how much worse the community is on other video games.

I came to GW2 from Dota 2 and CS:GO and the one thing that made me feel addicted to this game right on my second day around was the extremely friendly community around. And day after day I still meet friendly people or people who note that the community here is super friendly.

Maybe if you get off the General Discussions forums, where everyone pretty much only cries and complains, for a few days and get down on the game you might realize what an awesome community we have here.

Anyway, back on topic:

Best: GW2 in general, music, beauty of the game;
Worst: Traits system as it is at the moment.

Kamui.4038:

Expect a hotfix within a week and a new tutorial and lockout on Ele GM traits thanks to your naughtiness. :P

Also, every recording of Strauss to be removed or nerfed to 30 seconds length.

Tobias Trueflight.8350:

A R W E N.6895:

Sartharina.3542:

There’s plenty of “Endgame” content:
1. Working for legendaries.
2. Making a name for yourself on your server through WvW and PvP (And now the game in general, with Megaservers)
3. Becoming a leader of PvE events or in WvW.
4. Keeping up with Living Story.
5. Making and running a guild.

The question was : where is High level end game rewarding content

Define “rewarding”?

This. My personal point of view might be a bit different here, but I myself personally enjoy commanding Tequatl events for example. Learning the strategy and then passing it on to the rest of the people who are there to learn. I swear, I’m far more happy when I get a whisper saying “thank you for the leadership” rather than when I get good loot.

Yes, my example might not be the best one, in fact it might even be far from a good one, but for me it is rewarding to be able to do it on daily basis with people who I already know from previous runs and people who get on my map every time just so that we can do it together.

It is satisfying therefore it is rewarding. c:

Some must fight, so that all may be free!

So, as maybe every other player I was impatient to see the new Living Story. I got into Dry Top super excited to check out everything new.

My first disappointment was the extremely ugly loading screen art. I don’t know why you didn’t actually invest some time in making the very first impression a bit better.

The surroundings on the new map are great! I liked them, for me it’s definitely something different … until I found out that I have to use to crystals in order to reach anything. I personally am not a great fan of the jumping puzzles but I don’t think that you should have made the whole Living Story a jumping puzzle … with crystals. Don’t forget the crystals.

The other thing for me is that the map makes me feel very lost. I somehow managed to get to the jumping puzzle that gets you to the diving location but once on top I didn’t know in which direction to jump! My jump eventually ended up on a plank a few seconds later and for 30 minutes now I’m trying to figure out a way to get back to that place which is slowly turning into frustration…

On the story itself I’m yet to comment but I noticed a few places where you can fall down and the only way to get back up (and the place where I fell had the height of my own hero) is to suicide after which the NPCs bugged on that spot and never moved again.

No one.

/15charsofsomething

LOL @ the meme at the end of the video.