Guild Wars 2

The crafted clothing is also unique in appearance to discovered loot, from what I’ve seen so far, with each tier of armor having different appearances.

For me there are three things that will keep me playing.

The first are dungeons, in particular their Explorable Mode variants and the armor skins that can be earned from them. As hard as they are, and as many runs as it takes to complete a set, it’ll feel really good to have it under my belt and in my inventory. Especially with the dye system in this game, I love the idea of having more unique sets of armor to customize into whatever color combination I wish. ANet will probably be able to strongarm some gems from me for storage space once I start building up armor sets.

The second is PvP in all its forms. With new sPvP maps planned for release and what’s available already being really fun and engaging, I can see myself spending considerable time in there after finishing with most of the standard PvE content. WvW will be a big draw for me as well, although I’ll probably wait until level 80 to really go into it full force.

The final kicker is that I enjoy the storyline, and quests, and really want to try the other classes as well. This will inevitably lead me to playing other characters beyond my first, to see events from the perspective of other races and gameplay from the perspective of other professions.

That’s what I’m going to stick around for.

@Viking: I think that’s the answer the OP was asking for; it’s a shame he probably never saw it after leaving the thread after the other irrelevant answers.