Curse

zling · Mar 22, 2009, 12:06 PM // 12:06

it's awesome how everybody is title hunting now. yay grind free MMORPG!

meh, I dont have have, nor do I want to have EotN so I cant get GWAMM even if I wanted it, which I dont. so I really could care less about it.

but if you still wish to go down the rotten path than I say, skip useless consumable titles(including Zaishen) and do all the ones that require actual game play, be it protector/guardian, skill hunter, vanquishing, exploring, even reps. if you wish to grind these silly titles at least do it while actually playing, not waiting in town for your drunkness to go down a level so you can drink another bottle...

Lonesamurai · Mar 22, 2009, 01:04 PM // 13:04

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Originally Posted by zling

it's awesome how everybody is title hunting now. yay grind free MMORPG!

Shows though, that people are more willing to do it without having to pay a monthly fee than if there IS a monthly fee

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Originally Posted by zling

meh, I dont have have, nor do I want to have EotN so I cant get GWAMM even if I wanted it, which I dont. so I really could care less about it.

but thats not really the point, the point of GW:EN is the account link to GW2, the titles in the Hall of monuments only give you shinies for GW2

Clone · Mar 23, 2009, 01:39 AM // 01:39

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Originally Posted by Lonesamurai

but thats not really the point, the point of GW:EN is the account link to GW2, the titles in the Hall of monuments only give you shinies for GW2

It still isn't clear what exactly the hall will do for Guild Wars 2 (should the game turn out not to be vaporware). And thats one thing that I think has the potential to backfire. Up through Nightfall, I had no problem recommending GW to friends. Despite being an online RPG type game, there wasn't any real investment to get up to speed.

With GW2 however, a new player starting on day one of GW2 has the potential to be possibly four or more years behind. With the onset of PvE skills, there are real advantages to spending time grinding. This is the directon Anet has been going, and I don't see them slowing down.

Even if the advantages aren't that great, there still is a sense of second-class citizenship for a characters who don't have a lot of titles or rank. This is why I stopped recommending GW to friends. I don't want to send them into a game where they can never catch up.

Sir Skullcrasher · Mar 24, 2009, 10:04 PM // 22:04

I'll skip out on the map titles, kurzick/luxon titles, unlucky, and drunkard.

Currently working on my zrank, lucky title and trying to get protector for Canthan and Nightfall.