There is a reachable gear cap in the game you can not exceed in any ways.
GW2 can be challenging game at many levels.
#Guild wars 2 free to play rune crafting pro
This is both pro and con: you will see lots of players coming and leaving all the time, players change, guilds will born and die, and so on. In general, all your achievements will be as good as they were when you left for the break, you don't need to start grinding for new things. It really does not matter if you take longer breaks, once you come back, you can continue where you left. GW2 is a game, which is easy to come and go.
Those low level areas have achievements also to level capped toons, so you will see lots of experienced players also in those areas - in fact, in any area, just because all the regions have something the other regions do not have!Īs a new player you will probably be overwhelmed at first, touching little bit everything and not knowing where to concentrate your efforts. Unlike in lotro, starter regions are far from ghost towns. When something is added to GW2, it gives something new and different. No content has been entirely obsoleted, so you will have vast amount of playing. All content added since launch are content for level capped toons, so raising the cap would probably break the game. It is just because the entire game is designed for level 80 characters. The level cap has stayed at level 80 ever since the game was launched (2012), and there is absolutely no signs it will ever raise. In case you have GW2 account, you can also contact me in-game: TamX.1870Īre you fed up with all the grind in MMOs? Are you fed up with infinite gear treadmill, constant content resets, level cap raises and such? If so, then GW2 is a game for you. I decided to divide this introduction to few parts so that it will be easier to read and comment.įeel free to ask questions and give comments. Most of us agree that it would have helped a bit to read something about the game beforehand from the view of former lotro player, who can tell you the similarities and notable differences beforehand. I got the inspiration to write short GW2 introduction for lotro players while talking with other former lotro players in GW2.
#Guild wars 2 free to play rune crafting install
I have been lurking here at forums all the time, and to my surprise, last week I was finally able to install working (64-bit) lotro client again (well, store still don't work), so I am able to make some comparisons. At very first, I was about to cancel it and fix the startup settings, but then I thought "why not?" I was already so fed up with certain things with lotro that I was ready to try something else. When I started it, it started to install GW2. One of the suggested possible fix was trying to run lotro with GW2 wine installation. A few years ago, I was struggling with lotro client on my Linux/Wine.
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