Acelidon.1358

Pros of PvP -basic gw2 combat system is engaging - easiest way to get leggy armor unless you have a raid group Cons of PvP -botting and afkers that will not get touched no matter how much they are reported -balancing of classes is a joke -incredible amounts of toxicity (expect to get flamed even in unranked, especially by metaslaves when they see you aren't playing a meta build) -matchmaking system is designed to keep you at 50% winrate -low PvP population means you will be fighting against players of much higher skill -no new maps or modes released in years Overall: cursed game mode, save yourself. play PvE and just be happy

Just gonna be using GNB

Graphics look slightly better. Not worth crashing every five minutes though.

Another meme tier warrior spec. Good for one-shotting open world mobs and nothing else.

Gunbreaker is the best elite revealed so far

Everything they are offering in this expac has been previously offered for free in the living world episodes, except elite specs and fishing. Without those specs there would be no reason for people to spend money (unless they really want to pay $30 for fishing.) I personally prefer if they released a new class like other mmos but guess they don't have resources for that.

The real question is how is this thread still alive

Can we all just be happy with this title before they change it to 'long-term-commit-ment' because that's how it's actually spelled in an 1852 dictionary or something

Oh boy Wait until you find out about the 'return to' content

I have a 1-person lvl 27 guild hall which I work on in my free time. Favor is only a problem in the first few levels. After that the time interval between upgrades will go up because more mats will be needed, and you'll have enough time to accumulate more favor than you need. Also recommend getting the pve mission slot upgrade asap so that you get three pve missions a week instead of 2. Treks are soloable and races can be done on Sundays when many other guilds do theirs.

It comes down to whether you trust the company to release a good, quality product that's worth the money. I never pre-order because in my experience companies rarely live up to the hype. I wait for the game to come out, check out some reviews and if it still looks good, i'll give it a buy. Saves me money and regret later on.

Short answer is, they managed to convince people that 1 traitline = a whole new class so now they dont need to do more. Just release some new traits every 4 years and we good.

It almost feels like people at anet don't communicate with each other. One dept. creates season 1 content, then someone decides to make private only, effectively killing the content. Then someone else says they're now bringing public back. Maybe hold team meetings or something anet.

Well thanks to this post, we now have a post with people asking for hearts in EoD. Don't try to fix things if they aren't broken. Especially something they already fixed two years ago.

Hearts haven't been a thing since 2019, it's pretty clear they're moving away from it. Why even bring this up?