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ANet seems to be pretty good at adding and removing content. Fortunately the story isn't that big of a deal anyway and the added content is bigger and more numerous than the removed.
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Afaik, the only thing that was actually promised and not delivered were some activities like bar brawl. Looking at keg brawl I cannot say I miss the other activities much.
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Originally posted by Sulaa Originally posted by IPolygon Originally posted by Sulaa P2W = When by paying more $ = you get more stuff in-game or/and you get it quicker. Yes that mean that basically any kind of microtransactions in mmo…
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Originally posted by Sulaa P2W = When by paying more $ = you get more stuff in-game or/and you get it quicker. Yes that mean that basically any kind of microtransactions in mmorpg's is p2w. That is not what it means. Pay to win only occur…
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Originally posted by Dreamo84 Destiny isn't a true MMORPG, and not even they claim it to be. It's similar to Guild Wars 1 in a lot of ways... though Anet did try to say GW1 was an MMORPG... Nope, ANet themselves said it was a CORPG.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight Originally posted by IPolygon Originally posted by DavisFlight Originally posted by IPolygon I thought massively means a couple of thousand players can inhabit the same world at the same time. Nothing mo…
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Originally posted by DavisFlight Originally posted by IPolygon I thought massively means a couple of thousand players can inhabit the same world at the same time. Nothing more, nothing less. It was a phrase coined to describe a certain kind of…
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I thought massively means a couple of thousand players can inhabit the same world at the same time. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Could someone ask them how they want to fight inflation in the game?
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Still waiting for the feature that affects me.
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Originally posted by Spankster77 I don't even understand how an expansion would make sense in a game that is based around normalization? Expansions usually serve to raise level cap, add new classes, add new more powerful items, and add a new map, a…
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"I dont understand why people would rather pay cash for new content instead of getting it for free!!!!!!" Because it is the only way to vote on features and content with your wallet. I don't care about pve and I don't buy anything from the cash sho…
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If you like to play a game where the dev dictates when, what content and how you should play their game, then GW2 is for you. Needless to say, until you come to that same conclusion as I did, GW2 is a ton of fun. If you never come to the point in wh…
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Tbh, developers should just cut down budgets.
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@OP: You are looking at the issue the wrong way. Not friendly fire is the problem in GW2, but the way aoe affect allies and enemies. You can mitigate most damage by stacking up in one position. If aoe spells would hit all targets and there would be …
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Originally posted by Gaia_Hunter Originally posted by IPolygon Sounds like the people who like handholding won. I don't think it is that simple. Lets not forget that for a while people were complaining that there were barely any reasons to g…
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Sounds like the people who like handholding won.
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Originally posted by JoeyMMO Originally posted by IPolygon *snip* Difference is, GW2 is a game. There is no reason not to make content available for all, frequent gamers and those who got only that much time to devote to a game. Just add sto…
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Originally posted by Gaia_Hunter Originally posted by IPolygon but I still think ANet sold their soul to NCSoft with all their changes of plan like higher gear tiers accompanied with more character levels in the future, aswell as the whole tempor…
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Unlike GW1, GW2 falls into the segment of products: love the product, hate the dev. That's just me, but I still think ANet sold their soul to NCSoft with all their changes of plan like higher gear tiers accompanied with more character levels in the …
