Guild Wars is one game I can count on to work well, and I can't think of a single glitch or bug that has disrupted game play regularly. I also love the fact that it's a few years old., since the game engine runs on a small footprint with a high framerate. If Guild Wars 2 is engineered as well as GW1, I'll be a... [show more]

Guild Wars is one game I can count on to work well, and I can't think of a single glitch or bug that has disrupted game play regularly. I also love the fact that it's a few years old., since the game engine runs on a small footprint with a high framerate. If Guild Wars 2 is engineered as well as GW1, I'll be a fan for years to come! [show less]

One of the things I hated most about other MMO RPGs, was that most of the play time was spent repeating the same actions over and over trying to fight one monster at a time, and praying you didn't aggro more. In GW, henchies and heroes made it possible to always have a group with you. This made battle more... [show more]

One of the things I hated most about other MMO RPGs, was that most of the play time was spent repeating the same actions over and over trying to fight one monster at a time, and praying you didn't aggro more. In GW, henchies and heroes made it possible to always have a group with you. This made battle more varied, complex, and far more entertaining. Not only that, but professions were designed to work well in teams, so you were able to get used to your role in battle and learn to specialize in it. This created the strategic art of team structuring, adding a new element t the combat system that all players could learn to use regardless of their level. It just always felt like there was just more going on in GW than in other MMOs, and I hope they keep that quality in GW2. [show less]