#834275 - 09/09/12 09:15 PM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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Game Status Update September 9th Patch notes September 9th Not needing to take crafting items out of storage to craft known items is great. Safes time and inventory space. You sill have to have items in inventory for discovering though. Some cooking items you used to have to buy now drop or a gathered in the world instead.
Edited by GuybrushThreepwood (09/09/12 09:22 PM)
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#834390 - 09/10/12 01:35 PM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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I haven't been there, yet, but apparently if you get to Durman Priory you can learn from NPCs that:
The Gigantic Lupis, who's skeletal remains can be found in GW1, were in fact wiped out by the elder dragons in an earlier awakening.
The elder dragons were at one time fought by five other races, dwarves (now nearly extinct), jutan (now reduced to brute savages), forgotten, mursaat and seers. What's interesting about this is by GW1 time the mursaat and the seers were ancient foes, the seers having lost a war to the mursaat. The mursaat would eventually fight against humans and lose. I don't know if any have survived to GW2. Though Arenanet has hinted they have. And most GW1 players suspect their involved in human personal story at some point. I haven't read of anyone meeting them in GW2 but then I haven't been looking for that information either. I don't want to know in advance.
There may be a sixth dragon. Some people think its awake now (and in Cantha not Tyria) but that would mean it awoke before Primordus or two woke at a time. As far as we know now they awaken one at a time every fifty years. Which seems to me to mean number six will awaken AFTER Guild Wars 2 time.
On another note: some people have completed the game already. Some liked the battle against Zaihtan, some did not. I've avoided learning any details about it.
My elementalist has just reached level 30, unlocking elite skill slot. Unlocking a slot does not provide a skill, but purchasing the deluxe digital version of GW2 game me a free elite so I'm using it until I have enough skill points to get another. It takes 10 to unlock an elite but I still haven't unlocked any of the 6 point utility skills. He's met Destiny's Edge, it did not go well. In sylvari story line its Caithe who tries to get the group back together. I'm assuming that is different for each race. Though why Rytlock would want to reform the group when he now despises Thackery is perplexing.
I have not yet done the first dungeon, which becomes available at level 30.
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#834781 - 09/12/12 07:58 AM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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Hi L4L What is your name in GW2 and what guild are you in? My name is Stone Walker I am on the Isle of Janthir. Mike
Edited by mikeplay (09/13/12 01:07 AM)
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#834841 - 09/12/12 11:34 AM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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Mikeplay, as usual I have way too many characters. They are Ayshaia, Allora Longbow, Mysty Arias, Aingealita and Catatonic Katalyzer. We all live happily on Stormbluff Isle. Allora is in a guild but doesn't know anyone and can't find the guild name at the guild armorer etc  The rest of of are not guilded. We went to Stormbluff cos my neighbor is there, but I need to get his name and add him to my contact list. Obviously, I am having fun 
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#835124 - 09/13/12 02:55 PM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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Guild Wars 2 breaks 2 million I'm on Ehmry Bay (named after Kevin Ehmry, Arenanet programmer). With the special characters in their names some of my characters are hard to find. If you want to look for me try Kissa Nimbleclaw.
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#835612 - 09/15/12 01:49 PM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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Game Updates Game Status reports are more general. Game Updates are specific.
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#835689 - 09/15/12 07:45 PM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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#837218 - 09/21/12 07:13 PM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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Mike O’Brien on Account Security Concept Artist Spotlight: Jamie Ro I just completed the easiest map in the game. I stumbled into completely by accident on the Chantry of Secrets, the Order of Whisper's hidden base (I'm in The Vigil) and unlocked the Point of Interest there, completing the map. All the chest containted was 6k XP, no money or anything. There's an Asura Gate and some other odd gate, both guarded. I'm guessing one of those leads to Elona, where the Order came from.
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#837298 - 09/22/12 06:28 AM
Re: Guild Wars 2, part three
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Your personal story
Each character has a Personal Story, which is closest thing to traditional quests in Guild Wars 2.
Your personal story consists of 8 parts, or chapters of differing lengths. Each quest within a chapter will have an increasing character level recommendation. Sometimes I think they underestimate the difficulty of the quests.
The first three chapters are determined by your character's race and how you answer the biography questions. Several times during your personal story you will have to make a choice, usually from two possible directions, sometimes three. Once you make the choice you can't change it. This allows for replying the races and not having to do the exact same story line every time. Course it also means you'll have to buy extra character slots if you want to see every branch of every personal story.
At the end of the third chapter you will have to chose which of the tree multiracial Orders to join, the Order of Whispers (the oldest of the three, formed by humans in Elona it spread to Tyria), the Durmand Priory (led by an asura) or the Vigil (led by a charr). The fourth chapter takes you on assignments for your order.
In chapter five your order will ask you to aid one of the lesser races in order to recruit them. Which three races you will have to choose from is determed by your race. For sylvari I had to chose from Hylek (frogs), Skrit (rodents) or Quaggan (an aquatic species). I chose Quaggan. Keep in mind that if you choose Quaggan you will be fighting underwater, so your weapons and skills will be different.
Chapter six is a mixture of order based quests and ones that everyone gets. For example, everyone has to fight the Battle of Claw Island. During this chapter you will be asked what your greatest fear is and the answer determines how chapter 7 plays out.
Chapter 8 takes you on the offensive against the elder dragons.
I've only played the first six chapters.
At some point Destiny's Edge will join in and how they are brought back together is covered in the dungeons. You will get an in game email inviting you to your first dungeon at level 30. I've done the first 3 dungeons. I thought the first was the hardest, so far. After completing a dungeon in story mode you'll receive an invitation to do it again in explorer mode, which is supposed to be harder. I haven't attempted either of the first three in explorer mode.
Edited by GuybrushThreepwood (09/22/12 06:28 AM)
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