Do I do it? Do I buy GW2?

• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2012-09-07 21:47
  what Juju means is,
  if he's playing GW2, it'll take him a year of regular play to do most of the stuff on GW owo
• Akemii wrote on 2012-09-07 21:48

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;948176:

  what Juju means is,
  if he's playing GW2, it'll take him a year of regular play to do most of the stuff on GW owo

  
  
  I got what he meant and my previous statement still stands.
• BizarreJuju wrote on 2012-09-07 22:41

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;948176:

  what Juju means is,
  if he's playing GW2, it'll take him a year of regular play to do most of the stuff on GW owo

  
  
  Wrong. I didn't mean the time it takes to play through the content compared to GW (I never played). I ment im busy with things in rl, to the point I dont have time to buy a game and spend my hours or entire day on it o3o
• BizarreJuju wrote on 2012-09-07 22:41

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;948176:

  what Juju means is,
  if he's playing GW2, it'll take him a year of regular play to do most of the stuff on GW owo

  
  
  Wrong. I didn't mean the time it takes to play through the content compared to GW (I never played). I ment im busy with things in rl, to the point I dont have time to buy a game and spend my hours or entire day on it o3o
• Hitaki wrote on 2012-09-07 22:48
  On the contrary, GW2 doesn't even need a lot of time to be invested in to fully enjoy the game. Leveling is so easy that you could play the game casually and probably hit the level cap within a month or two. Maybe even less than that. I've barely been playing at all and I'm already halfway to level 80.
• Akemii wrote on 2012-09-07 22:56

  Quote from BizarreJuju;948205:

  Wrong. I didn't mean the time it takes to play through the content compared to GW (I never played). I ment im busy with things in rl, to the point I dont have time to buy a game and spend my hours or entire day on it o3o

  
  
  im right doe
• Murasaki wrote on 2012-09-07 22:56
  I'm a few levels under level 30 and that's just from running around, basically.
• BizarreJuju wrote on 2012-09-07 23:11
  Well if im going to purchase GW2, best time for me is a week or two after Midterm or Winter break. Since Norns are like giants, ill probably be playing them.
• Akemii wrote on 2012-09-07 23:48

  Quote from BizarreJuju;948214:

  Well if im going to purchase GW2, best time for me is a week or two after Midterm or Winter break. Since Norns are like giants, ill probably be playing them.

  
  
  Dude the customization on Norn Females is beautiful.
  
  I like bulky character builds, but Norn males seem too beefy/fat for my tastes.
• Akemii wrote on 2012-09-07 23:48

  Quote from BizarreJuju;948214:

  Well if im going to purchase GW2, best time for me is a week or two after Midterm or Winter break. Since Norns are like giants, ill probably be playing them.

  
  
  Dude the customization on Norn Females is beautiful.
  
  I like bulky character builds, but Norn males seem too beefy/fat for my tastes.
• otto wrote on 2012-09-08 01:25

  Quote from Murasaki;948164:

  The good thing about guild wars 2 is despite the amount of content, it doesn't shove it all in your face. You can get experience however you want, ignoring a lot of things.
  
  Exploring is so much fun. *_*

  
  
  It really isssss *0*
• Rin wrote on 2012-09-08 02:15
  You can cap to lvl 80 within a week of non-stop playing (A French player got to cap lvl 5 days after GW2 went up). And get all the skills and base endgame equipments of your class a few days after.
  
  It's that quick. Everything else is achievements and exploration. And multiplayer action. You know, things that you don't have to do, but is still there for you to do anyway in case you don't have the time of day to play for 8 hours straight.
• abc33kr wrote on 2012-09-12 01:21
  How is this game?
  Is it worth paying $60 for?
• Akemii wrote on 2012-09-12 01:41

  Quote from abc33kr;950026:

  How is this game?
  Is it worth paying $60 for?

  
  
  I have mixed feelings about it. While the gameplay is very nice, I'm not very fond of the skill system.
  
  I'd rather pick a class and have all skills unlocked, and not rely on a certain set of weapons to get certain skills.
  
  I also don't really like how the classes are in this game, I guess. Only class I found somewhat appealing was Elementalist. Elementalists don't get to have a second weapon swap because they have 4 elements they can swap with (therefor swapping skills). Now as nice as this sounds, I don't like it very much.
  
  While other classes have two sets of weapons they can switch between, I get stuck with using one weapon and basically not even utilizing all the elements with that weapon. For example, Staff I'm mostly using Fire element, very seldom to I use the other ones, but I do like Scepter+Dagger Earth. It's just a big mehehehehehehe.
  
  Also, not having friends to play with doesn't help. I don't like grinding by myself, and especially since exp distribution in this game is so excellent, it's MADE for partying up.
  
  Was going to mention something else, but I totally forgot. Oh well.
• Conor wrote on 2012-09-12 01:45

  Quote from Akemii;950039:

  
  For example, Staff I'm mostly using Fire element, very seldom to I use the other ones . . .
  

  
  
  Then you're playing an elementalist wrong.