Guild Wars 2 Reviews

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One of those games where I enjoy whatever I'm doing, and can have fun just hanging out in the various maps I feel like I want to play it, not that I'm compelled to play it, and that's sadly not all that common with MMOs

This MMO has a ton of depth in it's combat and systems. It's taken me a bit to get used to it but I'm quickly falling in love with it. Haven't even hit max level on one class so just the tip of the ice berg.

so far it is fun and it works. not one problem so far. am looking forward to the group content

Yes, it's in the game. Just play. It's great community usually is too. Discord: Rocki8059 if You need any help... We got ya!

Love this game, Love the Community, Love the Charr, Love the old game GUILD WARS 1 I LOVE EVERYTHING ON THIS GAME. I play guild wars since 2006 since Guild wars 1 where i was 6 years old. The moment Guild Wars 2 released on 2012 i started to play both games at the same time. i can never get enough from both games and still love to play no matter how old it gets

Great graphics, ease of play. Fun and can be a relaxing game, for those that like adventure and exploring.

Hello dear gamers... Regarding one of the negative comments below about an ubiquitous court case with ArenaNet: after checking the profile of the person in question, we can read that, according to Steam stats, she has played exactly 8,004.6 hours in the last two weeks. A reminder for those allergic to math: 2 weeks = 14 days and 14 X 24 = 336. 2 weeks therefore equals 336 hours. So my question is: what race of super saiyan does she come from?

great mount system, unlocks that feel meaningful. stuff is always relevant and actively farmed, the best fishing game built into an mmo. real talk though, the "meta events" are some the best stuff I have seen in an mmo, makes ithe game world feel so alive in a time where games like ff14, a game I sink ungodly amounts of time into never even bother with and only mess with as a side thing. I haven't touched much of instanced fractals or raids yet but based off my dabbling of the games core fight mechanics from said meta events, I can say I don't think it will match the heights of say, ff14 raiding. but it doesn't need to. on it's own its a very fun side mmo that can be more than that if you want it to it seems. the sandbox-esque design of its open world structure more than make up for the weaker combat encounters and make me yearn for more open world style content in games like ff14 more and more.

I have played exclusively on my steam deck, once you adjust the button layout to suit your preference (which is a whole chore, but worth doing) then you will enjoy a massive and beautiful open world MMO, with the engaging action combat and an ample amount of content even if you play a free to play account. This game respects the players time in a way that no other game truly does, and it is absolutely worth it to try the game for free.