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lilc64 said:

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Rainbird said:
Kamal said:

Too bad my computer sucks ass.

Well, we don't know the requirements yet, so don't lose hope just yet. Unless it really sucks, then you can lose hope and restore it by buying a new PC.


The laws of being really poor forbids me so



"Life is but a gentle death. Fate is but a sickness that results in extinction and in the midst of all the uncertainty, lies resolve."

Kamal said:
Rainbird said:
Kamal said:

Too bad my computer sucks ass.

Well, we don't know the requirements yet, so don't lose hope just yet. Unless it really sucks, then you can lose hope and restore it by buying a new PC.

The laws of being really poor forbids me so

You'll have to work two jobs to get one then.



Rainbird said:
Kamal said:
Rainbird said:
Kamal said:

Too bad my computer sucks ass.

Well, we don't know the requirements yet, so don't lose hope just yet. Unless it really sucks, then you can lose hope and restore it by buying a new PC.

The laws of being really poor forbids me so

You'll have to work two jobs to get one then.

I had problems finding the first one 



"Life is but a gentle death. Fate is but a sickness that results in extinction and in the midst of all the uncertainty, lies resolve."

Kamal said:
Rainbird said:
Kamal said:
Rainbird said:
Kamal said:

Too bad my computer sucks ass.

Well, we don't know the requirements yet, so don't lose hope just yet. Unless it really sucks, then you can lose hope and restore it by buying a new PC.

The laws of being really poor forbids me so

You'll have to work two jobs to get one then.

I had problems finding the first one 

The power of Guild Wars 2 compels you!

The game isn't out until some time in 2011 at the earliest anyway, so you have plenty of time to save up for a decent PC.



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Just finished watching the third video.

Holy poo, that boss (I think it was called "The Shatterer" or something.) looked epic-alicious! And that was nothing but a mere minion of the Elder Dragons?

Dayumm...



Rainbird said:
mirgro said:

I can already see a bunch of problems with this. How do you determine who gets what loot? If everyone gets goodish loot from these encounters, why should the shitty chobs get as good loot as the ones who know perfectly what they are doing?

Everyone are reqarded equally for participating in something, whether that's a small event, killing some random enemy or an epic boss encounter. The loot will of course be appropriate, but every player will be rewarded the same, both with loot and XP. This way, every time you meet a player in the wild, you can help each other out without griefing the game for the other player by stealing loot or XP from them. Basically, this means GW2 becomes a real cooperative MMO, instead of something like WoW where you have to team up with someone to share rewards, and if you don't team up, but try to help another player, only one of you will be rewarded. That's not all that fun...

mirgro said:

If you are going to have endless epic moments, what the hell will you have to wow players when they reach the end of the game?

Depends on how epic the moments can get. The boss fight with the Shatterer seems very much more epic than the first boss battle with the centaur shaman, so imagine what ArenaNet might have in store when you get to the endgame.

mirgro said:

If every profession can do something, what will the difference between a ranger and a warrior be?

Every profession can't do the same things. No profession can wield all weapons, and depending on what profession you are, you will handle a weapon differently. A ranger with a dagger gets assassin like skills, with some very acrobatic moves, backstabbing, etc., while a necromancer with a dagger get skills that suck life from their foes. So just because several professions can wield a weapon and be good with it, doesn't mean that they do the same thing.

I'll gladly answer more questions if you have any.


The first answer, this sounds like an extremely care bear and noob game right off the bat. Why should that chob get as many rewards as me if I did 20% more damage than he did? Or healing? That is not only not fun, but absolutely retarded.

I guess in the end there will jsut be an even bigger dragon to be more epic. This game sounds way too chob friendly atm.



Ninpanda said:

Just finished watching the third video.

Holy poo, that boss (I think it was called "The Shatterer" or something.) looked epic-alicious! And that was nothing but a mere minion of the Elder Dragons?

Dayumm...

It looks so very epic! And indeed, it's just a minion.

That there was a level 50 event, the max level is 80, so hopefully the really high level stuff will be even more epic!



mirgro said:
Rainbird said:
mirgro said:

I can already see a bunch of problems with this. How do you determine who gets what loot? If everyone gets goodish loot from these encounters, why should the shitty chobs get as good loot as the ones who know perfectly what they are doing?

Everyone are rewarded equally for participating in something, whether that's a small event, killing some random enemy or an epic boss encounter. The loot will of course be appropriate, but every player will be rewarded the same, both with loot and XP. This way, every time you meet a player in the wild, you can help each other out without griefing the game for the other player by stealing loot or XP from them. Basically, this means GW2 becomes a real cooperative MMO, instead of something like WoW where you have to team up with someone to share rewards, and if you don't team up, but try to help another player, only one of you will be rewarded. That's not all that fun...

The first answer, this sounds like an extremely care bear and noob game right off the bat. Why should that chob get as many rewards as me if I did 20% more damage than he did? Or healing? That is not only not fun, but absolutely retarded.

I guess in the end there will jsut be an even bigger dragon to be more epic. This game sounds way too chob friendly atm.

Well, if you can't live with people who aren't as good as you being rewarded the same as you for helping out, then maybe this isn't a game for you.



Is there any more love for this amazing game out there?