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Guild Wars 2 |OT3| Two Week Updates, One Box, Zero Subscriptions
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Kos Luftar
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Lawl!
Live Stream:
"You will not see a new Dragon this year."
"Living Story updates before May were very short on time by one team, another team started in May."
"The idea of what a living story can do right now is just getting started. We have a lot of crazy ideas."
Yes. Aetherblade and Molten Facility at the same time as the Abbadon / Reactor fractal.
"You will not see a new Dragon this year."
"Living Story updates before May were very short on time by one team, another team started in May."
"The idea of what a living story can do right now is just getting started. We have a lot of crazy ideas."
Yes. Aetherblade and Molten Facility at the same time as the Abbadon / Reactor fractal.
Why settle for 3? I want new original fractals on top of those
fixed
"There is a nice ribbon that wraps around everything [unveiled in LS releases so far."
Soft confirmation on Crystal Desert
Abbadon = "Pre Guild wars 1" = War of the gods
Live Stream:
Q: Will any future updates provide access to Crystal Desert or Elona?
"A: There is definitely a possibility. We haven't finalized whether we're putting that out via expansions or living story releases. . . Some of the story we do now may not tie into anything we do immediately. Everything we've done this year is tied together with a neat ribbon."
- More Content tied into GW1 content, Fall of Abbadon is set pre-GW1.
Some of this is paraphrased, trying to type this out as he speaks while listening... while Ash and Jira squeal like little girls.
"Sometimes a dungeon might be completely blown up and replaced."
"LFG tool is being worked on right now, it is coming along really well."
Q: Will any future updates provide access to Crystal Desert or Elona?
"A: There is definitely a possibility. We haven't finalized whether we're putting that out via expansions or living story releases. . . Some of the story we do now may not tie into anything we do immediately. Everything we've done this year is tied together with a neat ribbon."
- More Content tied into GW1 content, Fall of Abbadon is set pre-GW1.
Some of this is paraphrased, trying to type this out as he speaks while listening... while Ash and Jira squeal like little girls.
"Sometimes a dungeon might be completely blown up and replaced."
"LFG tool is being worked on right now, it is coming along really well."
Kos Luftar
Member
PRE GW1 Fall of Abaddon, confirmed!
In regard to content being removed:
"We added too much in and then took it out again, it didn't create enough impact."
"More Personal Story; however we add new content whether it's living story or expansions. Think of the living story as the story of the world, with personal story telling your personal story and the characters you know."
"We were doing 1 month release, and we noticed a falloff in week 3 or 4, and we saw people saying "I want more, I want more" "If you missed it, you missed it. If we have those things running perpetually, the living story never moves forward" (in response to people bitching that content is coming too fast / can't see everything).
Future Races/Classes:
"Everything is on the table, nothing now"
"More likely we will do weapons than new professions"
"There are a few archetypes we didn't hit floating out there."
"A profession is the furthest thing out."
"We added too much in and then took it out again, it didn't create enough impact."
"More Personal Story; however we add new content whether it's living story or expansions. Think of the living story as the story of the world, with personal story telling your personal story and the characters you know."
"We were doing 1 month release, and we noticed a falloff in week 3 or 4, and we saw people saying "I want more, I want more" "If you missed it, you missed it. If we have those things running perpetually, the living story never moves forward" (in response to people bitching that content is coming too fast / can't see everything).
Future Races/Classes:
"Everything is on the table, nothing now"
"More likely we will do weapons than new professions"
"There are a few archetypes we didn't hit floating out there."
"A profession is the furthest thing out."
"No console plans."
"The things we want to do with our game, the regularity we want to update, that's extremely hard to do on a console"
"Second reason, if you look to the east, hardly anyone outside Japan plays on consoles"
"Guild Wars 2 is well over 3 million sold, and not even in Asia yet."
"The things we want to do with our game, the regularity we want to update, that's extremely hard to do on a console"
"Second reason, if you look to the east, hardly anyone outside Japan plays on consoles"
"Guild Wars 2 is well over 3 million sold, and not even in Asia yet."
Yeah that is brutal. The confirmation for the fall of abbadon moment is probably enough for me to vote Evon. But that was painful. I guess I won't be sad either way.
upvote for ff7 reference
I reaaaaaally wanted to vote for Ellen but hnnnngh the Fall of Abbadon
My productivity at work is going to be zero on Thursday as I'm waiting for that blog post they're talking about.And FF7 was the game that made me really like games.
I've actually been feeding Colin what happens next on Living Story with my knowledge of the future.
Lotta politics. No dragons. Sorry guys. But at some point half-dragons run for mayor of Hoelbrak. That's exciting!
Complistic
Member
Precursor scavenger hunt better be in the blog post on thursday or I'm gonna do something crazy like spend 600 gold on The Legend.
Recording of the Live Stream: http://www.twitch.tv/guildwars2/c/2585362
Not to mention it sort of indirectly resulted in your marriage...
Maybe if the Molten Alliance was still a force to be reckoned with, but it seems like we sort of broke them up. It would have been interesting to have a "Molten Sanctuary" or something there, like their home base. I don't think it's gonna happen.
But I could see the revamp of CoF or SE referencing bits and pieces of the Alliance. Flame Legion groups trying to salvage alliance technology in a new path, and vice versa; Dredge trying to adapt magic without the aid of the Flame Legion.
Could be interesting.
Not to mention it sort of indirectly resulted in your marriage...
Maybe if the Molten Alliance was still a force to be reckoned with, but it seems like we sort of broke them up. It would have been interesting to have a "Molten Sanctuary" or something there, like their home base. I don't think it's gonna happen.
But I could see the revamp of CoF or SE referencing bits and pieces of the Alliance. Flame Legion groups trying to salvage alliance technology in a new path, and vice versa; Dredge trying to adapt magic without the aid of the Flame Legion.
Could be interesting.
Alan Wake, Sleeping Dogs, Serious Sam 3, Dust, Dishonored, Terraria, Castle Crashers, all on sale too. And they're much better games than The Secret World. =P
JetBlackPanda
Member
Listening to the recording now, I'm kinda disappointed they didn't address a possible DVR like feature for new people or people that missed old story. They did talk about old content from it returning (fractals, mini games) but the story summary itself wasn't talked about.
From what I've played TSW has a very well done story, great acting, and some really interesting investigation missions. GW2 could learn a lot from those missions, IMO.
From what I've played TSW has a very well done story, great acting, and some really interesting investigation missions. GW2 could learn a lot from those missions, IMO.
Granted but I have all of those I want already
Plus TSW is a B2P MMO. I don't think I really have time to play it but I kind of want to buy it just to help it out.
Weltall Zero
Member
Exactly. I don't think people are getting that you're NOT supposed to get "the fractals you want" when playing this dungeon. They don't have a popup menu to select your fractal for a reason. Perhaps ArenaNet should make it so that you can't leave and reenter fractals and get a new fractal, at least for half an hour or whatever.
Holy crap. That's actually an awesome idea, as a single fractal each time might be too little new content to pull people over to do them.
That's encouraging to see they're realizing that; that's pretty much the full extent of my complaints with the game right now. Well, that and the camera.
That made me smile, thanks.
Sheesh, now I feel ancient. This is probably the game that made me really like games:
Awwwww.
(was thinking the same thing, actually.
).Granted but I have all of those I want already
Plus TSW is a B2P MMO. I don't think I really have time to play it but I kind of want to buy it just to help it out.
I don't think it's worth the money honestly. It does have pretty good mission design for an MMO tho.
Not worth $15? Ouch. Well that's not a glowing review.
I kinda wish it was just an online adventure game with the story and investigations and stuff. Combat and skill mechanics don't look all that appealing to me.
Game Update:
...baahahah I wonder if docbon gets his chest or not.
Complistic
Member
JetBlackPanda
Member
Wow. you are 100% correct.
Complistic
Member
Jest Chillin
Member
Catching up here.. so INCOMING WALL O' QUOTES!
Hawkian moving for Anet devs to be chained to their desks for the foreseeable future.
If we discover that it's written entirely by Ree Soesbee, then I can perhaps be moved to vote for Kiel. Perhaps...
Dislikes Quaggans... Supports the lazy Cpt. Kiel... You my friend seem to be aiming to be on the wrong side of history. ;p
Great games indeed, but TSW's lore is super duper on point and their investigation missions ALONE are untouchable outside of the top PnC games created. The combat and the animations in the game suck but it's worth pushing through that just to experience the Investigation missions.
Hawkian moving for Anet devs to be chained to their desks for the foreseeable future.
So this would then theorhetically take place when there is a Crystal SEA rather than Crystal Desert. Saaaaaweeeet.
If we discover that it's written entirely by Ree Soesbee, then I can perhaps be moved to vote for Kiel. Perhaps...
Dislikes Quaggans... Supports the lazy Cpt. Kiel... You my friend seem to be aiming to be on the wrong side of history. ;p
Great games indeed, but TSW's lore is super duper on point and their investigation missions ALONE are untouchable outside of the top PnC games created. The combat and the animations in the game suck but it's worth pushing through that just to experience the Investigation missions.
irfaanator
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I think I'm going to still vote for the reactor just b/c. Chars are too shifty for my taste. Also the BLTC isn't making me mad money so gnashblade stinks
Evon shouldn't have power over LA and the BLTC. Who knows what sort of illegal things he'd do with that much power.
Hmm.
https://forum-en.guildwars2.com/forum/livingworld/cutthroat/Thaumanova-Reactor-Explosion/first
Anthony Ordon said:
Hmm.
https://forum-en.guildwars2.com/forum/livingworld/cutthroat/Thaumanova-Reactor-Explosion/first
Part of me is trying to grasp WHY Ellen Kiel and Evon Gnashblade would want to sponsor research into those particular things.
I dunno, maybe it's just a gimmick to entice players to vote by giving them a cool incentive and letting them pick the content they want, but there's some nagging thought in the back of my mind that Evon Gnashblade's motives for researching the fall of a God just aren't entirely good. Why, Evon? Why are you asking questions about that? Are you being a sneaky sneakerson?
I dunno, maybe it's just a gimmick to entice players to vote by giving them a cool incentive and letting them pick the content they want, but there's some nagging thought in the back of my mind that Evon Gnashblade's motives for researching the fall of a God just aren't entirely good. Why, Evon? Why are you asking questions about that? Are you being a sneaky sneakerson?
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Download Gamepad Mode now. (Click
on the google docs link, the go to File->Download)
There are so many design decisions that make GW2 a joy to play with a controller that it- in all honesty- feels like it was made for it.
If you are at all intrigued by the idea, and especially if you have an X360 pad (though this solution works to varying degrees with any input device),
you owe it to yourself to try.
Control Scheme:
If that looks really complex to you, I promise that it's actually simpler in practice that it looks. If that doesn't look really complex to you, you will be
blown away by how absolutely natural GW2 feels playing with a controller.
Key Features:
- Jump, dodge, target enemies, and access all your skills in one ergonomic configuration, requiring little to no wrist movement compared to a
keyboard and mouse. - Full analog stick camera control (like any third person action game)- in Windowed or Windowed Fullscreen mode, a crosshair can even be
turned on from the .ini file to help you learn - Fixed-aim cursor position makes aiming AOE skills simple and fast
- Advanced mappings such as toggling walk, about face (180-degree turn), and taking screenshots
- Back button serves as a reset (press) or activates mouse control for menus/dialog choices/etc (hold)
- Simply right-click (on your mouse itself) to resume normal mouse control for Windows.
- During cutscenes, zone changes, and other occasions when the player loses camera control, GW2 takes over mouse control and you'll initially be
unable to move the camera. This is resolved by simply tapping the Back button once. This will quickly become second-nature (I don't even notice
myself doing it anymore). - At present, some users running Windows 8 may have issues with the cursor re-positioning feature.
Follow INSTRUCTIONS.TXT. It looks like a lot of steps but it is just very broken up to be as simple as possible. The quick-and-dirty version is as follows:
- Make the following keybinds in-game (you can just add them as alternates, not replace the existing ones.
These will not affect your M+K control, and are stored server-side so you can take your gamepad on the go!):
, (comma) to "Previous Target".
. (period) to "Swap Weapons".
Numpad 8 to "Camera" -> "Zoom In".
Numpad 2 to "Camera" -> "Zoom Out".
Z to "Stow/Draw Weapons".
X to "Swim Down". If there ever is a binding for "Crouch", bind it to X as well.
L to "Toggle Walk / Run".
U to "About Face".
F5 to "GUI -> Hide / Show"
F6 to "Screenshot -> Normal".
to a folder (your GW2 folder works!)
Then either run START.BAT, or:
3. Set Xpadder.exe to run in Compatibility Mode (Windows XP) and open it up. If necessary, load the controller/game profiles
4. Open Guild Wars 2 Mouse Script.exe
5. Enjoy!
You can put either START.BAT or the xpadder.exe and script in your Windows startup so you never have to think about it again.
Warning: You may become so accustomed to how awesome this is that you will actually be at a disadvantage if you try to go back to
mouse and keyboard.
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- Ascended Back Items and You! by Hawkian.
- The New and the Future by Hawkian.
- 13+ Ways to Earn Gold in Guild Wars 2 by Hawkian.
- Return to the Catacombs by Hawkian.
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1. Pick the class you think looks interesting and fun, not which you think will be most useful.
If one doesn't click with you, you can always try another. Whatever choice you make, you won't be penalized further down the road (i.e. you can get into a
group no matter which class you pick now). Every class can contribute, even breaking MMO-tropes; Guardians (the Paladin-like class) have access to
ranged attacks, Rangers are good in melee, etc.
- That said, most people say the Guardian, Warrior and Ranger are good classes to start with, while Mesmers, Elementalists and Engineers have a
bit of a learning curve. Seriously though, try what sounds cool to you, as all of the professions are pretty approachable and you can always ask
for help here or in-game.
bit of a learning curve. Seriously though, try what sounds cool to you, as all of the professions are pretty approachable and you can always ask
for help here or in-game.
- If you do decide to start a different character, any crafting materials, karma and gold you've earned are account bound and can be used by your new
character quite easily.
character quite easily.
2. Race has no statistical advantage, it will only give you a few race-specific utility and elite skills (none of which stand out over the others). Otherwise
it is entirely cosmetic. Be aware that the "Tauren Effect" is in play here; the two large races, Norn and Charr, feel like they move slower than the others even
though run speed is normalized. Likewise, Asura feel like they're flying. Some people (myself included) find it detracts from the game, your millage may vary.
- For what it's worth, Norn look insanely cool in full armor (especially plate) and Charr have an awesome four-legged run animation, so there's silver
lining everywhere.
lining everywhere.
3. Buy a copper Mining Pick, Harvesting Sickle and Logging axe as soon as you have the money. There aren't any gathering 'professions', so everyone
can gather everything so long, but only so long as they have the tools. Resource nodes show up on your mini-map (Grey rock, green leaves, brown log pile)
and are instanced for everyone. You don't need to rush to mine a Copper node just because someone is running towards it, you will have your own copy
waiting just for you.
4. Likewise, buy a basic Salvage Kit. You use these to destroy unwanted items, turning them into crafting materials. This is the primary method for getting
cloth and leather, actually. You will also get items from enemies that serve no purpose other than to be salvaged, and will be labelled as such.
5. You don't need to be at a waypoint to travel; you can open your map and travel to any waypoint you've previously visited at any time.
6. If you want more inventory space right away, check the trading post; the prices are usually very low for 8 and 10 slot backs. The shortcut is "o".
Alternatively, you can take up any of the armor crafting professions (Armorsmith, Leatherworker, Tailor) as all three can produce bags right away.
7. You get weapon swapping at level 7 (unless you're an Elementalist or Engineer), and unlock utility slots at 5, 10 and 20. Elite skills unlock at
level 30.
8. For a quick level or two, explore your race's starting city.
When you open your map there will be a checklist of the waypoints (Diamonds), Points of Interest (Small squares), and Vistas (Two Red Triangles), all of
which give you XP just for visiting them. It also nets you some money and goodies (most notably, Transmutation Charges) for fully completing the map.
9. Learn to dodge early! Most enemies have a 'wind up' animation just before they deliver a large attack. The default dodge key is V.
- Red Circles on the ground are enemy AOE attacks; dodge out of those too.
Seriously, this cannot be emphasized enough. Dodging completely mitigates damage so long as you're in the dodge animation, and can be
used to avoid even the most powerful blows. It is essential you make dodging a reflex as soon as possible.
used to avoid even the most powerful blows. It is essential you make dodging a reflex as soon as possible.
10. When your health reaches zero, you aren't automatically killed; instead you enter a 'downed' state where you can defeat an enemy (or heal
yourself if none are around) to rally back at half health. Keep an eye open for a blue "V" symbol over other players, or on your mini-map; this indicates
another played who has been downed, and you can revive them (default key: f). You'll even get some experience for helping out.
11. Wander around and do stuff. One of the biggest complaints people new to the game have is that there isn't any direction it shoos you towards.
There are traditional quests (marked with hearts on your map), but the real meat of GW2 are events which can happen anywhere at any time.
Pay attention to your surroundings; people will often run up to you and ask for help, or you'll see signs that something is amiss (people are sick and the
well water is green? Follow the pipes to investigate the water supply.)
12. Whisper any of the officers (listed in the OT) to get an invite to GAF guild where your questions will be quickly answered.
You can be part of GAF Guild regardless of which server you are on (we play on Stormbluff Isle though), and you can join multiple guilds as well.
Friends and family are welcome!
Be aware that your server choice really only affects World vs. World. You are able to temporarily transfer to any server in your region
(North America / Europe), which is called "guesting". Because World vs. World is basically server vs. server, you'll only be able to represent your
home server in that mode, however.
(North America / Europe), which is called "guesting". Because World vs. World is basically server vs. server, you'll only be able to represent your
home server in that mode, however.
13. We use Mumble, and have a GAF server just for our guild; talking is optional but being able to listen helps, especially for missions.
We also tend to hang out and get overly excited about new features. The address/port information for Mumble can be found by quoting the OT; it will appear
at the top inside the e-mail tags. Please use your GAF Name as your username to avoid confusion.
14. You can also register at GAFGuild.com. We post all sorts of events and discuss things a little more indepth than we do here, to keep this
thread open for general discussion without getting bogged down.
QUICK TIPS
- There are no mailboxes anywhere, because you can send and receive mail anywhere via messenger pigeons.
- Likewise, you can buy and sell on the trading post from anywhere. However, any items you buy, or any money you make from selling, can only be
picked up at a Trader NPC (marked as a golden scale icon on your map).
- You can click the small gear in the upper right corner of your inventory and select "Deposit all Collectables" to automatically send any crafting materials to
your bank. These items appear on the "Collectables" tab at your bank, a special space that holds all of that stuff for you instead of forcing you to hoard it in
your regular storage space.
- Your bank space, wallet and wardrobe is shared between all of your characters.
- There is no mob tagging in the traditional sense; as long as you do above a certain threshold of damage, you will get credit and looting rights regardless of
who attacked first.
- Likewise, you can buy and sell on the trading post from anywhere. However, any items you buy, or any money you make from selling, can only be
picked up at a Trader NPC (marked as a golden scale icon on your map).
- You can click the small gear in the upper right corner of your inventory and select "Deposit all Collectables" to automatically send any crafting materials to
your bank. These items appear on the "Collectables" tab at your bank, a special space that holds all of that stuff for you instead of forcing you to hoard it in
your regular storage space.
- Your bank space, wallet and wardrobe is shared between all of your characters.
- There is no mob tagging in the traditional sense; as long as you do above a certain threshold of damage, you will get credit and looting rights regardless of
who attacked first.
The Living Story:
Here's what you've missed, story-wise. Spoilers for the Living Story: Season One:
A Sylvari named Scarlet Briar unintentionally unlocked a suppressed part of her mind, allowing an Elder Dragon to manipulate her into doing its bidding.
Towards this end, she united several racial factions together in an effort to combine their technology and magic. Her efforts culminated in a series of probes
used to determine the path of ley lines, streams of magical energy that run through the world. Finding the ideal location in the ruins of old Lion's Arch, she
unleashed her army upon the city, burning it to the ground. Using a massive drill, she attempted to disrupt the magical energy and redirect it towards a
slumbering Elder Dragon. Though the players killed her, they were unable to stop the drill and the dragon, Mordremoth, was seen stirring in its lair. The
destruction of Scarlet's Drill destroyed what was left of Lion's Arch.
Towards this end, she united several racial factions together in an effort to combine their technology and magic. Her efforts culminated in a series of probes
used to determine the path of ley lines, streams of magical energy that run through the world. Finding the ideal location in the ruins of old Lion's Arch, she
unleashed her army upon the city, burning it to the ground. Using a massive drill, she attempted to disrupt the magical energy and redirect it towards a
slumbering Elder Dragon. Though the players killed her, they were unable to stop the drill and the dragon, Mordremoth, was seen stirring in its lair. The
destruction of Scarlet's Drill destroyed what was left of Lion's Arch.
A more detailed explanation of the first season can be found here.
Features:
Here's a very quick list of the major features added to the game since launch. It is by no means exhaustive!
- Costume Brawl.
- Southsun Cove (map).
- Fractals of the Mist.
- Laurels (daily reward currency).
- Guesting.
- Guild Missions.
- Revamped Ascalonian Catacombs (AC)
- WvW XP and Upgrades.
- Removal of Culling.
- Custom Arenas and Spectator mode (PVP).
- Achievement Rewards and UI.
- Account Wallet for all currencies.
- Champion and daily dungeon rewards.
- Account-wide Magic Find.
- Ascended Weapons, Armor and Accessories.
- Revamped Tequatl the Sunless fight.
- Looking for Group (LFG) tool.
- New "Aetherblade" path in Twilight Arbor.
- Permanent changes to Kessex Hills after the temporary "Tower of Nightmares" event.
- New Healing skills for each profession.
- Triple-headed Wurm fight.
- Edge of the Mists WvW map.
- Lion's Arch invaded and destroyed (all services moved to Vigil Keep in Gendarran Fields).
- Trait redesign, 40 new Grandmaster Traits.
- Account-wide Dyes.
- Account Wardrobe.
- PVP Reward Tracks
- Megaservers.
Complistic
Member
oh my, that rose will go with my armor even better than the yellow one.
If it glows. If it doesn't glow Im not interested lol.
If it glows. If it doesn't glow Im not interested lol.
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