Maulclaw.4365

SWTOR's Steam launch was pretty good. The game peaked as high as 30,000 players. It has obviously gone down since then, but it was a great sight to see. Normies will criticize old games despite everything, and I'm sure GW2 would get its fair share of backlash even if the game didn't run like garbage. And the fact that existing players won't be able to migrate is incredibly moronic. SWTOR and TERA did it without breaking a sweat.

The animation is not the same as the censored animation. Human females are using the same animation as human males. Asura feel really robotic and norn are all about clipping. And it's yet another grind to get. Ugh. Figures.

Core (Prologue to Level 30), Season 1 (for its action and set pieces) and Season 2 (for its story).

> @"Dawdler.8521" said: > > Anyway, the problem isnt the GPU. It's the CPU. All laptops run crippled CPUs that will downclock heavily to run cool. And yet they still overheat. I personally don't miss relying on laptops again.

Same here. Nothing going on on my end to be affecting my connection as other games are running fine.

Any gifs or videos on how the /stretch emote looks across all races? The still image doesn't say much.

> @"TwoGhosts.6790" said: > > @"anduriell.6280" said: > > > @"Svarty.8019" said: > > > Looks like a lot of effort just for PvE. > > More than PvE players in general it is for the roleplay community, stretching emote is not something you would use in any instance it does communicate nothing to other players. > > > > I'm interested, in what situations would the stretch emote feature in an RP context... or do I not want to know? I dunno, when a character... needs to stretch? It's such a basic emote in a lot of MMOs.

No money in the world will find you a computer that is capable of running GW2 with a stable framerate at all times. For that amount you're better off getting a beast of a desktop rather than a laptop that will only last you a couple of years. If you mean in general? Anything that is recent and popular will do, really. GW2 is a CPU-heavy game just like a lot of other MMOs in the market. Although no harm in making sure your machine can handle other games because what's the point of mono-playing a MMO in a sea worth of possibilities?