Caithe/Faolain story actually touched me, unlike the others. Real tragic romance there
I was going to say that’s an awfully dysfunctional relationship to use as an example, but maybe that’s because I haven’t finished Edge of Destiny (chapter 28). By the way my PS blew my mind when I found out Snaff dies… spoiler for me.
I consider myself as someone who approaches GW from an RPG point of view. I would not attempt to use these forums to have a conversation about role playing. There’s far better “walled gardens” out on the web for that. I have seen a few people attempt to start a conversation about character development as apposed to simple level gain… the response is usually along the lines of Go back to SecondLife
Here’s an example of what’s possible with just a dash of lore. Start a guild that is made up of only Asura Engineers (Not engineering! Keeping with lore the profession should be magic based. Example: Zojja; elementalist.). The role playing writes itself, we have all the tools. You can have geniuses, apprentices, and a group focus on crafting rare items (invention). Slap together a guild hosting site and you’re off and running. Occasionally you could party with a Human, Charr, Sylvari, and Norn for an adventure (better rounded group play), but ultimately you are loyal to your guild and it’s community and exclusivity.
The only other place I go besides LA is the grove. I go there because there crafting set-up and the Tp is right next to it.
I go there on my humans as wellas my Sylvari.
Thanks for this. Recently I went to the Grove for the first time as part of my PS. It didn’t click in my head that the TP was right there at the crafting stations.
There are so many possibilities hidden in all of the cities. I look forward to what the future will hold. I never considered “home instance” player housing. That would be sweet!
I was thinking the same thing. Eventually I imagine there will be an event or series of mini events in Divinity. For fun you can always start a /dance party or send out a challenge for a costume bar brawl in Andrew’s tavern.
I’m running with P/P D/D with venomous crits. As a role player I want to switch to D/D Shortbow but I got really comfortable playing with pistols. Sometimes I feel a little selfish playing thief… at least with shortbow, stealing, and the right traits I can provide some semblance of support to other players. Cheers!
My level 40 thief stayed on his feet the entire time and more than once healed a couple level 80s… when playing in parties I always make sure to have Shadow Refuge ready to go. Also at level 35 I didn’t have a problem in the labyrinth. Kills may take a while but it seems like the trick is to never stop moving.
I agree with the OP that GW2 has a great in-game community. But my suggestion is to take these forums with a grain of salt and stick to the in-game community to gauge the health of GW2.
It’s not so much that I get stuck as I get sweaty palms and freak out and start hitting the space-bar with my forehead. I’m just fooling around, I’ll keep trying and I’m sure I’ll hit it eventually.
I’m going to put this puzzle on the shelf with my other life’s incomplete failures. Excuse me while I go carve some pumpkins so I’ll feel better about myself… just kidding. Super fun, but seriously, I’m never going to complete this one
At this point I feel that I got such a value for my upfront $60 that I’m more than happy to give anet some money by spending a tiny fraction of cash compared to what I drop on comics every month. I’m looking forward to the weapon skins.
First time killing the Brood Witch. Ok, I didn’t kill the Brood Witch. I was healed like 20 times and was in the melee when the Brood Witch was killed by much better players. That and the entire GW2 world are my favs.
P/P looks and sounds cool. I may feel different as I gain experience. Three times now I have accidentally pulled boss aggro into groups who were not ready or waiting on friends to join the party… so I’m an idiot and my opinion means nothing.
Sinth’s fix worked for me. I kept declining the code of conduct agreement over and over again; took about 5 tries, until it did not redirect after the decline to the 401 page. I then logged in and successfully accepted the agreement.
