Rivengard

I had the best experience with Guild Wars not playing with random pubbies, but actually working with my team-oriented guild. I actually thought of Guild Wars as a good fit for the TG mindset, as PVP often required good team cohesion and communication. The skill involved player-wise and team-wise is much more fun imho than WoW ever offered.

Wow. Thinking of this game has got me drooling all over it again. I wonder if I could install it again. Now if only I could get the 21st to play this... that would be sweet.

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Hatnclox

I played GW for awhile. It's a game that is easy to get into, but unless you're in an active guid, hard to stay into. It's fairly easy to get tot the maximum level, the very low 20, after which is just a test of party and tactic; which is fun the first few times, but gets very repetitive after not too long. Speaking of repetitive, the expansions seem to be exactly the same with just a different culture. You start in a small training area all peaceful, something cataclysmic arrises and you move to the mainland and wander until you find the cause of it. You achieve somekind of transcendance and try to stop some individual from destroying the universe.

If you're into being only slightly more powerful than the day your character was created, its the game for you. I found it quite boring having such a pitiful level cap. GW2 might be better, but im probably going to stick with the bigger NCsoft title: AION. Go check it out.

DickWinters

Hmmm.... okay.

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Incandescent Anon

4 years, all expansions and just over 10k hours later Guild Wars is great with a good guild. Its big, pretty, and really about choosing and perfecting skill usage and maintaining interpersonal relationships. The level cap makes it like nascar, minus the mullets. Its especially interesting to PvE enthusiasts with a collect and conquer mentality.

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