Curse

Raven Wing · Aug 04, 2009, 09:49 AM // 09:49

1. Auction House or other kind of store enabling you to put stuff for sale while being offline. I am merching so much stuff that could have been sold for 1-5k since i prefar to kill things rather that standing trying to sell. Also if you want to equip a new char or a hero it would be great if you could visit a shop and quickly spend 1-3-5k on some items that ppl have left there for sale.

2. Weapons Mod Trader. Pricing based on player supply and demand the same way as runes, dyes and materials traders. If you want a poison bopwstring or barbed swordhilt or +5ene or anything just go and buy it isntead of having to look around for ages.

3. Improved report system so you can report these annoying account scammers and help getting them removed faster. (being able to report when they are not in same district)

4. A new realm similar to fow and uw accessed via Melandru shrine.

5. New small or large quests/missions opening up parts of the map not used. I would love to be able to explore the river delta and the island in NW part of proph map or the large peninsula west of the desert.

I know most of this will never happen, but dreams are free^^

Targren · Aug 04, 2009, 12:36 PM // 12:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shemsu Anpw

Even with them there was the chance ot wipe and it took more then 20 mins to clear the entire area.

Never done a UWSC, I see.

MithranArkanere · Aug 04, 2009, 05:04 PM // 17:04

A single thing?

Retroactivity.

imnotyourmother · Aug 04, 2009, 06:03 PM // 18:03

I would add the ability to jump

Deimos Zargarda · Aug 04, 2009, 07:25 PM // 19:25

A new campaign always makes the game interessting, new armor and weapon skins, or some small things like being able to sit on a chair or to lay down, removing heroes would also be nice, lots more real ppl to play with.

Miss Sarah Lauren · Aug 05, 2009, 11:51 AM // 11:51

Fixing my perfect mesmer armor.. which is terribly bugged (mesmer female obsidian)

Shasgaliel · Aug 05, 2009, 01:39 PM // 13:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Miss Sarah Lauren

Fixing my perfect mesmer armor.. which is terribly bugged (mesmer female obsidian)

...

Brought back tournaments with a real prizes.

EDIT: forgot about one thing only...

yCoRrUpT · Aug 05, 2009, 02:05 PM // 14:05

remove all the copy skills from fact nf + eotn
more original/unique skills
more conditions that dont just cause health degen, remove some conditions
2 or x elite skills allowed
rework the armor system, make armor more flexible + remove runes/insignias
make henchmen compare to heroes
gold being more useful

gw2/future gw
more unique mob system, im tired of just going from one mob to another mob and then another until i reach the one point in the mission thats different, waste of time

Tom Swift · Aug 05, 2009, 02:46 PM // 14:46

Start designing new quests (with new areas and drops would be nice but not necessary) to make a bridge of lore from GW1 to GW2 in order to whet our appetites and keep us interested. Then release the quests one a time for one month each between now and the time GW is released. We need to feel like we are going somewhere.

Toxic OnyX · Aug 05, 2009, 02:49 PM // 14:49

Make all skills PvP based

(which would also remove PvE only skills and get more ppl involved in PvP as they would actually understand how skills worked rather than rolling their face across the keyboard as they do in PvE, or press 1,2,3 godmode)

Cale Roughstar · Aug 05, 2009, 03:00 PM // 15:00

A pvp skill rebalance.

An auction house.

Targren · Aug 05, 2009, 03:10 PM // 15:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toxic OnyX

(which would also remove PvE only skills and get more ppl involved in PvP as they would actually understand how skills worked rather than rolling their face across the keyboard as they do in PvE, or press 1,2,3 godmode)

Replace the PvP community with one that understands that it's not the difference in skills that keeps many PvErs from going PvP, it's that they don't want to PvP.

Toxic OnyX · Aug 05, 2009, 03:15 PM // 15:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Targren

Replace the PvP community with one that understands that it's not the difference in skills that keeps many PvErs from going PvP, it's that they don't want to PvP.

for the majority it is not that they don't want to they simply can't due to the way the skills have been split they have zero understanding how to synergise a build when the skill operate at lower levels than they are used to or act different than the PvE version

also for the fact that they do not understand that they cannot stand in 1 place as cast or attack and let their heroe keep them alive

If you still playing GW purely for PvE, doesn't your face hurt by now after rolling it across the keyboard every 2 minutes?

Targren · Aug 05, 2009, 03:23 PM // 15:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toxic OnyX

for the majority it is not that they don't want to they simply can't due to the way the skills have been split they have zero understanding how to synergise a build when the skill operate at lower levels than they are used to or act different than the PvE version

also for the fact that they do not understand that they cannot stand in 1 place as cast or attack and let their heroe keep them alive

Wow. You actually believe that, don't you? Amazing.

Quote:

If you still playing GW purely for PvE, doesn't your face hurt by now after rolling it across the keyboard every 2 minutes?

Nope. Does your schwanz hurt from waving it around constantly because you think being good at PvP actually means any more than being good at PvE?

Hint: Neither one means jack.

Toxic OnyX · Aug 05, 2009, 03:39 PM // 15:39

I see you still miss the point

PvE is dead, it has been killed by poor skill balance, PvE/PvP skill splits, PvE only overpowered skills and a lot of PvE players do not understand this and when they try (if they try) to PvP they have no concept of how a bar works, why it doesn't do what it did in PvE scenario. This is simply a-nets fault

but rampant stupidity simply strengthen the point that PvE has become more scrublike day by day and that PvE player simply do not care how skills work or how the game is so different on each side of the fence as long as they have a god mode and mega-nuke so they can accumulate their shiny crap faster

I played PvE more than PvP, I got to 33 titles and then realised that since EOTN there was nothing left in the game, dungeons were easy, missions were easy, VQ was easy, PvE was easy in every sense and so decided to PvP instead and saw how there was such a massive skill difference.

Miss Puddles · Aug 05, 2009, 04:00 PM // 16:00

Mod/inscription trader.
Auction house, or at least more subcategories in Party Search. Who really differentiates between Quest, Mission, and Hunting? Why can't there be a Selling and Buying category under Trade?

Targren · Aug 05, 2009, 04:05 PM // 16:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toxic OnyX

PvE is dead, it has been killed by poor skill balance, PvE/PvP skill splits, PvE only overpowered skills

Yet more people play it than PvP, so if PvE is dead, PvP is a dessicated husk in a museum somewhere...

Quote:

and a lot of PvE players do not understand this and when they try (if they try) to PvP they have no concept of how a bar works

And yet, most of them don't bother trying.

Quote:

This is simply a-nets fault

I can think of a few members of the PvP community (not naming any names) who do their part in making sure that anyone on the fence about whether or not to try PvP decides it's not worth bothering.

Quote:

if you want to remain ignorant then do so

What am I ignorant of? That the majority of PvErs don't like to metagame with spreadsheets and damage calculations? Hardly. I am well aware of that. That's why they have ME on their friend lists (I *love* that stuff).

Anon-e-mouse · Aug 05, 2009, 04:59 PM // 16:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toxic OnyX

for the majority it is not that they don't want to they simply can't due to the way the skills have been split they ... blah blah blah waffle.

You are so wrong you have no idea. For the VAST VAST majority PvP is a place they will never ever visit. Not because they don't understand the skills, but simply because they have entirely ZERO interest in PvP.

Avarre · Aug 06, 2009, 12:34 AM // 00:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Targren

Wow. You actually believe that, don't you? Amazing.

Nope. Does your schwanz hurt from waving it around constantly because you think being good at PvP actually means any more than being good at PvE?

Hint: Neither one means jack.

Gonna have to cut in here, when I'm done editing out some things from this thread.

Skill in doing something competitive by definition is higher than doing something in a sandbox. Sure, it's still just being good at a game, but a skilled PvPr is a better overall Guild Wars player. Memorizing spawns and repeating runs is not even remotely comparable to tactical play. There's a reason EvIL gets to win money while Racthoh is just some canadian guy.

(I <3 you Kris don't worry)

In any case, do not continue this discussion here as it doesn't really help the thread.

komma · Aug 06, 2009, 12:50 AM // 00:50

1 thing......CHAOS ARMOR!