These things, although funny, break immersion with the game. Human’s can’t have heads bigger than their bodies. For example, if you’re an Asuran, a rodent-like creature with amazing ears, you can’t make your character 7 feet tall. But there are reasonable limitations to your character. Not just because you can control exactly how you want the face to look, or your character’s eye, skin, tattoo, and if you’re a Sylvari, glow colors. When I saw the character customizability in this game, I loved it. Maybe it’s from my years of playing the Sims, but I doubt it. Showing off just a few of the customization options for an adorable female asura. There are even certain combos that can be done with fields and finishers usually requiring multiple players. Personally, I hate griefers, so this is one less way they can try to ruin my day, and I am so very okay with it. All players who open the chest have a chance to get the crazy rare loot drops, though the chest can only be opened once per day. Rather than one group of people camping a boss for hours then another team swooping in at the last second and stealing the kill, and loot, everyone who participates in a boss’s takedown gets to open a rather large chest. Possibly the best display of rewarding in-game cooperation, however, is for world bosses. There’s no definitive confirmation of this, but I will always party when farming, if possible, because I tend to get more drops (besides, it can’t hurt). We’ve also speculated that farming in a party gives better (and more) loot. Is it better to farm in higher level zones at max level? Absolutely. This (sort of) keeps players from “rofl-stomping” the low level creatures, but mostly it lets you gain a decent amount of experience from events and kills as well as drops that aren’t the absolute worst things ever. Some team of geniuses at ArenaNet decided that if you’re in a lower level zone, your character should be down-leveled.
GUILD WARS 2 FREE TO PLAY LIMITATIONS OFFLINE
Have you ever been having fun playing a game when your buddy sends you a private message (PM) asking for your help in a level 1 zone? We’ve all been there, debating on how bad it would be to set your status to offline rather than waste countless hours trying to get them to an area where the creatures actually give experience, or even loot. Group photo after completing Crucible of Eternity. As a reference this took me about 6 hours across 3 days to figure out. ArenaNet announced in their most recent press release that they “dusted off the cobwebs” of SAB and the frustrating and nostalgic 3D 8-Bit world, including the smoothed out Tribulation Mode (which I’m attempting without the use of Dulfy’s Guide) have returned for April Fool’s Fun.Ĭheck out this Speed Run for SAB Tribulation Mode. MaSAB returned for an April Fool’s Day Festival. If you like to die a lot in video games to discover where not to step, you needed to try this.ĭecemSAB closed its doors for good to allow developers to focus on real game content, or so we were led to believe. Tribulation Mode was intense, to say the least. In August, we got our wish and SAB returned for their “Super Adventure Box: Back to School” event, where the game introduced Tribulation Mode. When the area was closed off in the end of April of 2013, disappointed players took to the forums, begging for them to release more content. SAB displays heavy Mario and Zelda influences, which only made me love it that much more (even though I wasn’t a major gamer as a kid, I loved watching my brother play the classics). The idea was to create a 3D 8-bit world inside GW2’s graphically beautiful world. This was initially released as an April Fool’s Day joke leaving the last day in April of 2013.
If you have never played Super Adventure Box (SAB), I’m sorry. Super Adventure Box created a special place in my heart. 3 years later, I’ve logged more than 5,000 hours on it (achievement unlocked). When ArenaNet, the developers, and NC Soft, the publishers, announced Guild Wars 2 (GW2), I knew I was going to own it, love it. The story and community found a forever home in my heart. My first online game was Guild Wars (GW) back in 2006. I remember one Christmas where my brother bought me Animal Crossing by asking a sales clerk for, “a video game for someone who doesn’t play video games.” A few years later, that would all change. I was definitely a nerd growing up, just not a video game nerd. My 5 Favorite, and 5 Least Favorite, Features of Guild Wars 2
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