Main Peeve with the game. - Guild Wars Forums

Erod · Apr 29, 2005, 06:19 PM // 18:19

This game is turning out to be a very fun one. I'm having a blast playing it, although.. I heard.. *sob*

- That there are no 1:1 battle opportunities.
- There are no 2:2 Battle opportunities.

This bugs me.. Me and my guildies were doing Fort Ranik.. Me and an Elementalist, we were on ts, shouting,

"Oh ya that was all me baby, you were sitting there eating cheese and I had to roll that entire group solo"

"oh really"

"ya beetch"

"lets take it to the arena"

"oh wait.."

1v1 Dispute settlers and time passers are fun for practicing when people aren't online. I do realize this game is largely guild based, but 1:1 practicing gives you a chance to PRACTICE key moments in large battles where it is you vs them.. Your entire team is dead, and they have 1-2 standing.. you need to know how to react to those situations, and with the forced RANDOM 4:4 in Ascalon atm, not counting the guild arena.

It's hard to get any good practice in.

Apr 29, 2005, 06:19 PM // 18:19	#1
Erod Ascalonian Squire Join Date: Apr 2005	Main Peeve with the game. This game is turning out to be a very fun one. I'm having a blast playing it, although.. I heard.. sob - That there are no 1:1 battle opportunities. - There are no 2:2 Battle opportunities. This bugs me.. Me and my guildies were doing Fort Ranik.. Me and an Elementalist, we were on ts, shouting, "Oh ya that was all me baby, you were sitting there eating cheese and I had to roll that entire group solo" "oh really" "ya beetch" "lets take it to the arena" "oh wait.." 1v1 Dispute settlers and time passers are fun for practicing when people aren't online. I do realize this game is largely guild based, but 1:1 practicing gives you a chance to PRACTICE key moments in large battles where it is you vs them.. Your entire team is dead, and they have 1-2 standing.. you need to know how to react to those situations, and with the forced RANDOM 4:4 in Ascalon atm, not counting the guild arena. It's hard to get any good practice in.