Rimour.9260

> @"Touchme.1097" said: > Ideas and suggestions: > As I have had experience with MOBA games I can see a lot of things that can be developed on a new WvW map, for example I haven't seen any Mercenaries you can bribe of hire in order to assault objectives on the map. > There are no Boss fights in WvW, they could be hired as Mercenaries when defeated. Imagine having the backup of a Giant Insect Golem marching with players in front of the enemy gates. > I think a new WvW map would be a fantastic. The idea I had would be to have each borderlands and eternal battleground have their own unique map. The Alpine map could be for blue side, the desert map for Red side, and a new jungle map for green side. This way each borderland map feels unique and different from the others. So when your faction is invading a borderland it truly feeling like your invading a new land. Eternal already has its own map, so it's good. I only would like to see minor environment changes whenever a major story event happens, thus connecting WvW a little bit to the story and the world in general. For example, in the last season we traveled through the mist briefly chasing kralkatorrik. It would be interesting to see some areas (ex. supply camps) in Eternal Battleground be branded over. This could lead to players using branded siege weapons or supplies. Would definitely change up the strategy for WvW as the branded supplies might become a priority and direct more fights. Another interesting idea would be to able to direct the mercenaries (hylek, ogres, dredge) to towers or keeps under that factions control. This may require having control over the mercenaries for a set period of time but it would be interesting to see. At the current moment the lords and soldiers at towers and keeps are the same, so if a guild controls a keep they should be able to select which lord they want to defend it. This would also change up the current meta of WvW. There could be a list of lords a guild can choose from to defend their tower or keep; each with their own strengths and weakness.