Yall need a better monetization system for WvW players to support WvW Development

[Giovanni.7051]

The OP make a good point, if they added more cosmetics or fluff to WvW via the gem store I'm certain many people including myself would show their support buying them.

[Bristingr.5034]

Or they could stop wasting money on pointless stuff - like their gold badge on Twitter.

[kash.9213]

20 hours ago, Giovanni.7051 said:

The OP make a good point, if they added more cosmetics or fluff to WvW via the gem store I'm certain many people including myself would show their support buying them.

As long as there's some new stuff that looks a little real and lived in. There's plenty of bulky and spikey sets at this point. There have been some new pieces in the last year or so that have had really good artwork and texture for dye and combining more universally with other items. 

Having more interaction with and weaving in and out of the core world more on top of that would help WvW. 

[Kozumi.5816]

Money is not Anet's issue, their issue is lack of proper leadership.

[RisingDawn.5796]

On the pvp side, they pushed esports for many years, even though it was destined to fail.

So sadly,  monetizing towards wvw support  won't  speed up development  towards something like wvw Alliances, it's the amount of time resources, they want to use on wvw; which is has a smaller and niche playerbase compared to the PVE playerbase, even though it's the most unique game mode and best rvr/ large scale pvp mode in any current mmo.

In terms  of PVE content and the road map this year, it's still been quite lackluster especially last year post EoD, despite the sales from that and even more items dropping on the gem store.

Edited May 24, 2023 by CrimsonOneThree.5682