Curse

Onarik Amrak · Aug 22, 2007, 02:04 PM // 14:04

Titan Quests, Sorrow's Furnace, Protector, Hard Mode, PvP.

Ghost Omel · Aug 22, 2007, 02:36 PM // 14:36

I suggest you set goals as of like collecting 300 of some drops or finding out all armors from collectors throught out the game Different buils that YOU make will take lots of times do things with your guild allience Modify your Armors differently try diferent combos of armors try different weapons Get to knwo the builds of the crittenms outside see what works good were set a goal of how many that or that moster you wana kill chec out what wondefool drops monsters drop at diferent times Go out alone with no hench and see how much you can last etc Be a mercenary be a merchant there lots of things to do even afetr you beat the game

Malice Black · Aug 22, 2007, 03:39 PM // 15:39

Complete all the FoW and UW quests. Finding a questing group is harder then the actual quests though.

thor hammerbane · Aug 22, 2007, 03:50 PM // 15:50

Beating the game takes a month or two max, if you take your time. Proph kept my interested for an entire year before I got bored. Do some High End PvE or PvP. Basically farm for 15k arm, sexual gold weapons, and get UAX from PvP.

Yawgmoth · Aug 22, 2007, 03:51 PM // 15:51

Finishing all the missions is just the beginning, there's a huge lot of ohter things to do in Guild Wars.

By finishing the missions you unlocked Hard Mode, which is a whole new level of gameplay. Vanquish all explorable areas and beat all the missions with bonuses on HardMode - this is the true challenge.

Try endgame instances for great loot and unique experiences - you have access to 4 of them in Prophecies - Sorrow's Furnace, Tombs of Primeval Kings, Fissure of Woe, The Underworld.

Tried playing other professions? You can just make another character and get him to lv20 + get skills, armor and weapons for him.

Tried PvP? PvP is a huge separate thing but for serious PvP you need access to more skills from other campagins.

There are multiple other titles to go for, you can become a Grandmaster Cartographer, Grandmaster Treasure Hunter, Source of Wisdom, Incorrigible Ale-Hound

and more...

Make a new character and stay in Pre-Searing Ascalon and try to get level 20 there! It's a whole different world, like a mini game in a game.

Find new challenges for yourself! Start collecting some rare things, experiment with creating new builds, try solo'ing various areas for challenge and profit.

I also strongly recommend expnding your Guild Wars - add another campagin (Factions or Nightfall) or the fresh new first expansion "Eye of the North" coming in a week! Real men get all of them 8)

Ghost Omel · Aug 22, 2007, 03:56 PM // 15:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yawgmoth

Finishing all the missions is just the beginning, there's a huge lot of ohter things to do in Guild Wars.

By finishing the missions you unlocked Hard Mode, which is a whole new level of gameplay. Vanquish all explorable areas and beat all the missions with bonuses on HardMode - this is the true challenge.

Try endgame instances for great loot and unique experiences - you have access to 4 of them in Prophecies - Sorrow's Furnace, Tombs of Primeval Kings, Fissure of Woe, The Underworld.

Tried playing other professions? You can just make another character and get him to lv20 + get skills, armor and weapons for him.

Tried PvP? PvP is a huge separate thing but for serious PvP you need access to more skills from other campagins.

There are multiple other titles to go for, you can become a Grandmaster Cartographer, Grandmaster Treasure Hunter, Source of Wisdom, Incorrigible Ale-Hound

and more...

Make a new character and stay in Pre-Searing Ascalon and try to get level 20 there! It's a whole different world, like a mini game in a game.

Find new challenges for yourself! Start collecting some rare things, experiment with creating new builds, try solo'ing various areas for challenge and profit.

I also strongly recommend expnding your Guild Wars - add another campagin (Factions or Nightfall) or the fresh new first expansion "Eye of the North" coming in a week! Real men get all of them 8)

Umm THATS WHAT I SAD lol its funny copu cat JK

chowmein69 · Aug 22, 2007, 05:47 PM // 17:47

doHM missions , ToPK, vanquish , quest ,farm stuff

Darksun · Aug 22, 2007, 06:12 PM // 18:12

Quite a bit:
(excluding Factions, Nightfall, and soon EotN) Hardmode, Titles, Elite Armor, Skill Capture, Green Items, PvP, Sorrows Furnace, Titan Quests, weekend events ... etc..

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bryant Again

Bioooooooooooshock.

I think he meant in Guild Wars.. Otherwise you forgot; hang gliding, rob a bank, buy stocks, do math... Earth has a LOT of things to do!

quickmonty · Aug 22, 2007, 06:21 PM // 18:21

Turn the computer off, go outside and enjoy the fresh air. Find a mate and go back indoors for some more "quests". Get married and do "missions".

Painbringer · Aug 22, 2007, 06:44 PM // 18:44

Have you finished it with all classes?

Try it again in a more challenging way- if you have only thumped thru the campaign with a Warrior then try a new class. You have not really finished it until all classes have, and still there is more to do. Try a new class out with only the skills they provide from quests. Only use primary class for skills. Collect drops and trade for armor only. Use only weapons you find on the way. Do not go to storage. In fact don’t use it at all. See the sights there are very cool things out there to see. (One of my favorites was right before Factions came out they had big turtles out side of LA) Don’t say you are done there is so much you can do Titles anyone?

DarkGanni · Aug 22, 2007, 08:41 PM // 20:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milennin

Do the the Titan quests.
Finish all other quests you forgot.
Explore the Tyria map 100%.
Capture all Elite Skills in Tyria.
Or go through all the missions again but this time on Hard Mode.
After that try to Vanquish every area in Tyria.
Completely clear the UnderWorld and The Fissure of Woe and complete every quest there.
Try Sorrow's Furnace.
Start saving for Obsidian Armour.
Create a build to beat the whole game completely solo (without henchmen, Heroes, human players).

Start a new character...
Buy another campaign...

Nice one, I think you mentioned them all