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well i can log in just cant join any maps just get a gray screen with this message https://i.gyazo.com/e449842fe6cf3467a537bf3d3de32412.png

We could use more dhoom as well *runs and hides*

Story goes dark fast.

Wait, current event will happen so content will be filtering in. This expansion exploration was touted as a big feature and their is a lot of cool places in these maps that are off the beaten path. Giant map wide. Meta events just get in the way of exploration. Some world bosses would have been cool but giving how the story ends those might be coming in current events.

The long jump is the only mastery gate in the whole storyline

> @"Illconceived Was Na.9781" said:

> Taimi has a sarcasm meter.

The asura commander has one as well if they are a renegade.

Kalla: You remind me of myself as a cub. Young, scrappy...and tiny.

: That's odd. My sarcasm detector is malfunctioning.

ever been on horse in real life? the hooves are constant and can cause headache, so job done well

also the maps are rather large so people are more spread out, this also adds to the "Empty" feel but it works we are in a desert after all the maps are not empty at all lookingat map chat shows that.

fun idea for expert mode you should get to go black citadel (closest area the where Ascalon city was) to LA than LA to sunken Drocknar's

other than a couple DCs not real issues for me

you can feel the world going to heck around you, magic out of control torn between three powerful enemies, its like GW1 all over again in tone I love it!

I used gliding a few times so far in pof to get from one platform to another (removing jokos flags)

This expansion is about exploration meta events just get in the way of that.

its pretty long, with many of involved story steps between instances not just go find your buddies again quests.

trick is to damage it more than it can heal "needling" it down most of my time in that whole instance was spent finding my gear.

> @Hesacon.8735 said:

> You own a smartphone in 2017, record it and play it back.

I don't own a smartphone the only phone i own is the type that hangs on a wall.

I noticed there was a patch than i was shortly disconnected now i am stuck in a loading screen for a map

thanks to a great person who stood on the collom at the beginning of desert highlands MP for me to use a TP to friend i now have the springer and can move on wit the story! that is if the odd resets stop LOL

tried it they mover too quick for me to keep up and they time out before the video idea works

I hope a Anet staff reads this.

I hearche the point where i have to get the springer to continue in the story, but to so this i have to master the level 3 jump. mastery i am currently one point away from this however, the only mastery points i can reach without the springer require memory game type play which posed a isse for some like me whom suffered a drain injury due to a I.E.D. plese concider adding more "ground level" masteries that don't require memory game play.

Thank you a Long time fan

> @sorudo.9054 said:

> Both mac and windows are official products, there are way to many linux versions and none of them official.

all they have to do is aim at Ubuntu as it has the highest user share for gamers Steam did this others figured out to get the Ubuntu aimed binary to work on there distribution of choice. given the fact to port to mac OS the POSIX base compatibility is done, as is the porting to OGL at this point al lit would take is some very small tweaks and recompiling i do however think anet worries about in the process the client being exposed to GPL code and as a result be forced to share the source of the client.

the 75k armor skins and real GvG

soon https://i.gyazo.com/1af8dcd04bd25c52da905d265093a426.png

Balthazar dies, Gleam becomes the new god of war.

good rundown of what Joko was up to here https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/The_Movement_of_the_World

quoting

"The monster's name was Palawa Joko. Within sixty years of Kormir's rise to godhood, Palawa Joko mustered his former power and marched a new army of mummies, zombies, and other undead out of the Crystal Desert into war with Vabbi. To ensure his dominance, Palawa dammed and diverted the river Elon, causing drought and famine amid the northern provinces of Elona and creating a green and growing area within the Crystal Desert. In this area, Palawa Joko established the seat of his new kingdom.

The horrible famine caused by the diverted river caused widespread rebellion among the people of Vabbi and northern Kourna. Palawa Joko then found it all too easy to break the backs of Elonian resistance. Vabbi bowed to his strength simply to survive, and Kourna and Istan both became vassal states.

Palawa's price for benevolence was tribute, forced loyalty, and all those who bore the name Ossa delivered unto his care. Periodically, a few more descendants were found hiding in the hills of Elona—and all were delivered unto the undead ruler of Elona. From the descendants of his ancient enemy, Palawa created a living army to match his undead one, reveling in the irony that Ossa's children owed their lives—and their loyalty—to him.

Palawa also took great pride in the destruction of his greatest enemies: the Sunspears. Broken, their strongholds destroyed, their members scattered to the winds, they stood as a force no longer in Elona. Eventually, most of the populace forgot about the Order and their heroic deeds. Those few Sunspears who survived passed on the teachings of the Order over the course of more than a hundred years, holding onto the tenets of a barely-remembered vision. They became wandering mystics, philosophers, and lone warriors in a world that chose to forget their presence.

All but a few. Some Sunspears, taken in by Palawa Joko's offers of power and rank, abandoned their vows. These traitors to the Order were given command of Palawa's armies or allowed to work alone against those in Elona who once scorned them. Each one, converted personally by Palawa, was given power over death and sent out to hunt down and destroy their fellow Sunspears—or bring them before their lord to be drawn into their unholy cause. These knights, called the Mordant Crescent, became a dark presence in the sunlit southern lands of Tyria. "