Curse

Kijik Oni Hanryuu · Dec 03, 2006, 01:55 AM // 01:55

TY SO MUCH for DoA, now my mystic tank actually dies RAWR, I'm excited to strain myself surviving for once WOOT.

Bowstring Badass · Dec 03, 2006, 02:00 AM // 02:00

Besides my complaining about Eviscerate (love you guys for putting up with it).

A.Net and Gaile nice job listening to us.

Lady Lozza · Dec 03, 2006, 02:36 AM // 02:36

Thank you!!!

Kai Nui · Dec 03, 2006, 02:38 AM // 02:38

Yeah, thanks a lot anet, you really came through to us with that sweet ritualist hero, Razah! Way to go!

Gaile Gray · Dec 03, 2006, 03:35 AM // 03:35

This thread means a lot, especially tonight. If you don't know what I'm talking about.... well, this night has not be real great for pleasant forum reading. I don't know how hard the moderators are having to work to remove the trolls, but I am grateful for that, and I do feel greatly encouraged by the kindness of your posts!

Gun Pierson · Dec 03, 2006, 04:30 AM // 04:30

My first impressions: Great stuff Anet, keep up the good work. DOA feels hard but interesting to me. No room for mistakes but I like that in an elite mission.

Lumenil · Dec 03, 2006, 04:36 AM // 04:36

Thank you.. Nightfall is the best GW campaign ever

aohige · Dec 03, 2006, 05:26 AM // 05:26

/signed

A.net is the most community-friendly devloper in ALL of consumer online games, and yes, I have played quite a few.
As a matter of fact, they spoil us so much to the point of creating a community of spoiled whining brats who takes things for granted.

Most of us are very happy with your service, and appriciate it.
Keep up the good work, and we'll stick around for the whole ride.

Stormcloud · Dec 03, 2006, 05:36 AM // 05:36

Thank you A-Net, I hate the DoA but love you for making it! One of these days Ill find a group to beat it

outkast7053 · Dec 03, 2006, 05:44 AM // 05:44

/signed

Thank you!!!

Technicolour · Dec 03, 2006, 05:46 AM // 05:46

Thank You Anet for not only an awesome game but the constant updates that make the game feel like a continuing evolving masterpiece

Waldir · Dec 03, 2006, 08:24 AM // 08:24

thanks!!!

Ipillo Wupwup · Dec 03, 2006, 10:55 AM // 10:55

DoA is supposed to be an elite area - an area for the best of the best. Therefore probably only a few people will survive or even complete that area. But those who do, will be really proud of it. IMHO DoA is somethin like one of those hard to get titles - once you complete the DoA for the first time, you'll always remember that day.

So: THANKS ANET! For a great addition to a superb new campaign. I feel like falling in love with Guild Wars all over again since the realease of Nightfall.

Zedd Kun · Dec 03, 2006, 11:24 AM // 11:24

Thanks, mate ^^

dwc89 · Dec 03, 2006, 11:47 AM // 11:47

Thanks, have enjoyed GW immensely since getting it. main char has over 7 mil xp and counting.

DOA is tough - have to have a good group that knows how to play and not just go run and gun. Had fun earlier with a good group as we completed one part of quest. Hoping for more of the same as I attempt to finish.

However - there are 1000+ posts in another thread for a reason, and if ignored totally I'm afraid will cost.

I consider myself an experienced player, would never say "Elite", and do enjoy a challenge. So my thanks is for a game that swallowed me in a few hours way back in pre and has given me a lot of enjoyment. Hoping for of the same, and I'm sure it will be there when the dust settles.

ign - Huntress Velasca

Orinn · Dec 03, 2006, 12:00 PM // 12:00

Thanks for making a game that hasn't gotten boring once since I picked it up. I hate DoA, but love GW in general. There's always more to see, more to do. There were times going for cartographer titles that I just stopped to look at the scenery, and certain zones like Bukdek Byway where I take the long way just to look at the scenery. The game balance is very good between classes, and the storyline, well, it has its moments of just "WOW!!"

I don't love everything about the game, so I come here and post what I dislike, but I love the game. Thanks for listening, replying, and keeping the players in mind.

baz777 · Dec 03, 2006, 12:42 PM // 12:42

Thank you Anet for providing such an excellent gaming experience.

And a big thank you to all the British televisions companies for airing so much utter rubbish that my wife enjoys so much, allowing me to be on GW more

celtic stargazer · Dec 03, 2006, 01:03 PM // 13:03

Thanks for a wonderful game ANet

Way back when....lol... I was one of the whining wives...whose husbands was on Guild Wars instead of spending time with us. Since at that long ago time I couldn't get interested in any of the games he played. Finally about a month after he started GW I finally said " what the H***" and made a character to see what all the fuss was about.....and guess what????
We now have 2 computers and BOTH of us have all 3 Campaigns.....LOL
Our spare time is not spent is seperate rooms anymore, we are side by side, not only in real life but ingame also. We run characters that compliment eachother and have a blast running together. Also we have grown children that are now into GW just as much as we are. One of them and his wife have even left WOW for GW. LOL
**THANKS**
**ANET**

ElinoraNeSangre · Dec 03, 2006, 09:13 PM // 21:13

Thanks from out here, too!

We've enjoyed GW so much that we've been buying copies for friends to try to suck them in.

As a pretty straightforward sort of comment that I normally don't get into: I've spent the last 5 or so years working on Windows Vista. In the last number of months before the release, work could be extremely crazy. Majorly overdue sort of project (understatement!) and with a lot of people looking at it and waiting for it. Usually writing was my outlet, but with all the stress writing became pulling teeth on many days. GW came into the picture around Feb. or so, on a recommendation from my brother. It became a great way to really diffuse that stress, get away from the madness at the end of the day, without feeling like it was just draining me further.

Now that we're all done, I'm playing a bit less and finally writing a bit more, but it really kept me from going nuts when I needed it.

And some days it still does!

Gaile Gray · Dec 03, 2006, 09:21 PM // 21:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by baz777

Thank you Anet for providing such an excellent gaming experience. And a big thank you to all the British televisions companies for airing so much utter rubbish that my wife enjoys so much, allowing me to be on GW more

Hey now, I truly hope you're not dissing Coronation Street! We're blessed with CBC here in Seattle (being close to Canada) or there would be real problems with some of the CS fans I know.

Quote:

Originally Posted by celtic stargazer

Thanks for a wonderful game ANet

Way back when....lol... I was one of the whining wives...whose husbands was on Guild Wars instead of spending time with us. Since at that long ago time I couldn't get interested in any of the games he played. Finally about a month after he started GW I finally said " what the H***" and made a character to see what all the fuss was about.....and guess what????
We now have 2 computers and BOTH of us have all 3 Campaigns.....LOL
Our spare time is not spent is seperate rooms anymore, we are side by side, not only in real life but ingame also. We run characters that compliment eachother and have a blast running together. Also we have grown children that are now into GW just as much as we are. One of them and his wife have even left WOW for GW. LOL **THANKS** **ANET**

What a great story -- thank you for sharing!

Quote:

Originally Posted by ElinoraNeSangre

Thanks from out here, too!

We've enjoyed GW so much that we've been buying copies for friends to try to suck them in.

As a pretty straightforward sort of comment that I normally don't get into: I've spent the last 5 or so years working on Windows Vista. In the last number of months before the release, work could be extremely crazy. Majorly overdue sort of project (understatement!) and with a lot of people looking at it and waiting for it. Usually writing was my outlet, but with all the stress writing became pulling teeth on many days. GW came into the picture around Feb. or so, on a recommendation from my brother. It became a great way to really diffuse that stress, get away from the madness at the end of the day, without feeling like it was just draining me further. Now that we're all done, I'm playing a bit less and finally writing a bit more, but it really kept me from going nuts when I needed it.

And some days it still does!

Another great story. Thanks to you, too.