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I'm more interested in how we have a secret illuminati faction dedicated to barring out outside forces from the mists, yet they seem to do nothing to stop Asura from poking holes into it. Why is research into this topic by unlearned individuals even allowed at all?

Discourse aside, I do genuinely miss the "Charming/Dignity/Intimidating/Neutral" options. They don't even need to be game changing either - the illusion of choice, and the ability to recall what was chosen makes for a great experience. I think well written text trees could far outstrip the current in-game styles of "stand around in this restricted area while NPC's talk your ear off".

If I had a neigh immortal body and perfect metabolism, I'd probably be calling out for something naughtier, like energy drinks. Heck, I even do it with my mortal one. But, yeah. Keeping a bottle of water on hand is always a good idea.

A true Charr father would have placed Aurine in the care of a fahrar. Just imagine how far that smart little cub could have made it in the legions.

You know, just for once, I'd like to see a bad guy realize that turning on the reason for their success isn't the best gameplan. Just employ the demigod savior of the universe, give them a reward, then send them on their way.

Maybe we could travel back in time and experience the guild wars.

I think they intend to buy and "gift" expansions, not remove them from their account and resell them. I have had a few friends over the years who purchase expansions in cheaper countries (like Brazil) or richer countries (like Sweeden) and gift codes to guildmates who live in Africa, where the price of an expansion is outrageous in local currency conversion, and they in return get X amount of gold (RMT?). I think the OP simply wants a "legal" way to conduct this transaction that doesn't break the ToS.

I'm confused. A "Is it worth getting a legendary amulet if gw3 is coming out?" thread has been merged with a doomer thread about how the OP doesn't like the games current direction and isn't sure if they should stay because GW3 isn't in the cards.. Are the mods AI looking for keywords to merge, or is there some relation I'm missing?

I didn't change wvw worlds years ago because we were getting this nifty update called "alliances" that would allow me to play with my friends. It was a miserable decision and I shouldn't have held out hope that Anet would do anything about it based on rumors and sporadic progress updates. There's no point planning your future around "maybes" and "rumor", especially if it stops you from having fun now. If you want that legendary amulet, go for it.

Incorrect. Warriors could use self buffing spells and magic sigils in their weaponry (hence why weapons are comically huge), and Engineers can be presumed to use some degree of Magitek in their devices. Remember that in Guild Wars, magic emanates from everything that lives and exists, hence why rogue magic-eating elder dragons were a huge problem.

Even if you don't want Gw3 now, I think it'll be welcome in 2030. These games take 5-6 years to produce after all, 1 year if you're making a gorgeous unreal engine cutscene gameplay that glorifies disappointment (a popular sales strategy for new MMO's).

My guildmates don't play anymore. One of my old guilds got passed into the hands of someone who sold the guild, so I got kicked. As the guild scribe and one of the main contributors back in the day, that sucked. Plus, idk, I just hate Soto. Feels like a huge step down from living world, both in terms of writing and activities. I guess Living World Episode 5 prologue spoiled me, but I haven't really had fun with new content since End of Dragon's Elite Specs and Strike missions (story wasn't terrible either). Feels like when I log in, it's more productive to focus on Dungeons, Strikes, Fractals, WvW, PvP. Anything Soto related tends to get me to log off within 15 minutes.

Now I need friends to teleport to.

Not sure if this is a joke, but you see a lot of trend-making studios now following trends to varying degrees of success. Gw3 being a Dragon's Dogma knockoff would be a nightmare lmao.

I don't think Gw3 would work as anything other than an MMO. Problem with MMO's is that nobody knows the secret sauce to the next big one - even Riot Games recently scrapped their MMO plans because they didn't have a marketable plan to compete with the current market. That being said, I think it'd be neat if this game was like "runescape", which uses "classic, 2, 3" to denote massive overhauls to the game. Game Changing things like overhauling the level 1-15 areas and maybe adding a variation of the EoD training field for actual newbies.