http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/guildwarseyeofthenorth/news.html?sid=6169137&tag=topslot%3Btitle%3B1&page =1
Not a lot of new information, but a PvE only skill was discussed.
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Originally Posted by Mag that failed to do research
Since 2005's Guild Wars, ArenaNet has produced two stand-alone "chapters" that revealed more of the game's fantasy world, Ascalon, as well as introduced whole new gameplay features.
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GS: In terms of content, how does Eye of the North measure up against the previous chapters? Is it about the same size as its predecessors in terms of both the size of the world and the number of quests and adventures? BM: That is actually a difficult question to answer, as expectations of value are subjective. Added to that, expansions in general vary greatly in terms of both value and quality. With that said, Guild Wars has delivered games above and beyond what people have expected in many ways, and I see Eye of the North continuing that trend. Will it surpass player's expectations in terms of gameplay and visual aesthetic? Absolutely! It is by far the most gorgeous thing we have done to date. Will it have engaging content that will keep players entertained for countless hours? Absolutely. |
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Originally Posted by Gaile Gray
Hmmmm... I always called them Ascalonians, myself.
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Now I want Gw:EN even more just to see what type of race they are, since the Asurians are the smart undeground race and the Norns are the EPIC WARRIOR HERO(S) every Whammo aspires to be ^^
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Originally Posted by Omega X
I think that Rurik might have said "Ascalons".
I really don't know. Its been 2 chapters since I've been back to Ascalon. |
| The Asura are an extremely cute magical race that is being driven above ground by the menace below. Don't let that fool you, though. They are among the smartest races in role-playing game history. Traditional gnomes, goblins, and so on, have nothing on these little guys. |