Guild Wars 2

I think it is almost pointless to go back to lower level zones unless you are needing low level crafting mats, trying to get 100% map, or going into a dungeon. The low level dungeons are rewarding to level 80s, by rewarding them with armor sets. In order to make people go to the low level zones once they are completed, there should be a sort of system that rewards players with level 80 items (Rare crafting mats, weapons, armor) so there is incentive to go back and not just farm Orr. I will use Queensdale for this.

Queensdale is the first human zone for levels 1-17. I completed that map and have never gone back to actually participate in its content since. Players need a reason to go to the events there, and do the rest of the things the zone has to offer. If I go to Queensdale, It would be nice to be rewarded with a certain kind of token for doing the events. It would be like the dungeon tokens, where you can buy zone specific armor and weapons, as well as upgrades and crafting mats.

It would be nice to have a choice of 2 or 3 different armor sets that you can buy with the tokens you get from low level zones Once again, this would encourage people to play alongside the low level players. Maybe we should limit the tokens to just lvl 80s so low level players dont sit back and farm events. because this will give them lots of xp and allow them to skip content and buy entire sets at a time when they reach max lvl.

What do you think about this? what would work and what would not.

Unless you have a sword, a shield, and 6 daggers, you character could not hold all of that

There is no lore to make a centuar expansion around. Possible expansions are: Primordus with dwarves, a Cantha (Continent) expansion with the Tengu, Kralkatorrik (No race really linked to him I don’t think), with the branded as the main enemy, and Jormag with the Kodan as the playable race. There are a few other dragons I believe, but that is all I can think of right now. Look at the GW2 wiki to learn more about the dragons and see what expansions may come around.

There is some armor that has cape like aspects. the Arah heavy exotic set has a sort of cape, as does HOTW heavy set. I too, would like capes because they make you look heroic, so I tend to seek out armor with cape like aspects.

I have always liked spears on a warrior. I was disappointed by finding out that spears in GW2 were water only weapons. In some loading screens you can see people with spears while on land, and I think that it makes sense. It is actually more useful to have spears on land rather than underwater. It would go good with some classes, too.
I think that Warriors, Rangers (with one attack that allows the spear to be thrown), Mesmers (They seem to have odd weapon choices), and Necromancers (They can use axes, why not spears?) should be able to use spears on land. I would think it to be a 2 handed weapon, but in some cases a shield would fit as an offhand (In which case, Guardians should use one as well). I believe that Paragons in GW1 could use spears.
We can still have water spears, too. Land spears could be names polearms, or javelins. I do like having spears for water combat, but I would make a Warrior as my next character if it had the ability to use a spear.
Any thoughts on why this would be a good thing, or why it would not?

I don’t think a level 80 server is a good idea because then there would be less people leveling and you would feel even more lonely. In GW1 they had level 20 character creation for pvp only, and if they had auto 80’s in GW2, there would be almost no point to level up other than personal story. That is why they boost you to level 80 in battlegrounds and WvWvW

That would be good, but the only thing is that it doesn’t make sense to me for a warrior to be wearing a robe. But one of the armor sets for a guardian (HOTW) has a sort of lighter armor look to it. I like to use that one because I am a support guardian and want to look more like a cleric type guardian rather than a juggernaut. If you can find a heavy set with some light armor aspects (once again, take a look at the HOTW set in LA), you should just use transmutation stones to get that look.