Guild Wars 2

the argument works both ways though. People that dont like the game have just as much a right to complain as people that do like the game to praise it.

also, complaining about people complaining gets kinda redundant…

I have this one:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2355975&Sku=A50-173203

I highly recommend it. I prefer nvidia to ATI for gpus but they make this laptop in both models. I have run all my games maxed with no problem.

Only issue I have had with it is if I play marathon gaming sessions (6+ hours) it will start to overheat if I leave the light up keyboard on but if I turn it off it has no problems.

Its a really good laptop for $1200. Has hdmi output at home I usually line it out to my TV.

Mine also came with a pretty cool backpack and a decent gaming mouse (I use a naga razer mouse so I dont use it though)

I also bought it from Tigerdirect I have bought a lot of products from them (i’ve bought 4 pcs and a couple of tvs/monitors over the years) and had no problems

edit: if you want it to run really fast I recommend picking up an SSD for it too. boots up windows 7 in seconds.

Was wondering how the aggro in this game works and if there were going to be any changes?

Currently the system allows other players to ‘train’ mobs on you. Some do it on purpose to grief others do it by accident just running thru an area near you.

It pretty much sucks though and its fairly frustrating when combined with the respawn rate in the game. You can be killing mobs and pull a few more by accident barely surviving the fight then some guy runs past you with a train of mobs and they all stop and attack you instead of continuing to chase the guy they were following.