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09/24/09
How big is this art book? Is it more like those "Art books" you get in special editions, that are more like "samples" of the full art book, or are they the full proper art books?
09/24/09
Of course the real downer isn't that people at PAX got one free, they got one free and got several chances to get it signed by the artists at the show. Some even doodled in mine.
09/04/09
I'm just uncertain about getting it because I never finished Guild Wars, and I don't know if I could bring myself to finish it now. I was thinking about going back to it yesterday, but just lacked the drive to do so.
09/04/09
It's going to be a completely different animal if you read the interviews and such. It's going to be more like a traditional mmo but they want to keep the things that made the first one unique in there. No aggravating boring grind to max level, no real emphasis on gear and especially not when pvp rolls around. It's all about skill, strategy, TEAMWORK, etc. Can't freaking wait.
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[bldgblog.blogspot.com]
Two other prolific contributors to ArenaNet's artistic success:
[www.kekaiart.com]
[www.tyler-west.com]
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08/28/09
well, that's the difference between the concept art from guild wars and that of most other titles. the guild wars art is good enough to stand on its own merits.
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Anet did a great job with the environment art in the previous games (excluding most of post-searing Ascalon, don't get me started), and I'm sure GW2 will be as visually satisfying as the first.
08/20/09
Gave you the lone badass type feeling.
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That's one of the things I thought was so cool about Guild Wars 1: PvE played like a single-player game, only one where you could team up with friends to do missions. I liked the fact that once your group left town, it was just the eight of you against the world.
08/20/09
My friend tried to talk me into Guild Wars, and I would have joined in if my school schedule weren't so busy. hopefully by the time this drops I will be able to indulge.
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I tried the free trial of WoW, and didn't much enjoy it. Is it similar?
08/20/09
[www.guildwars.com]
why don't you give it a try. You get all four campaigns for $50 right now and you can sink around 400h into it easily.
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There's a lot of useless skills.
08/20/09
I did enjoy the first game. Got multiple characters to level 20. Finished each campaign multiple times. You can definitely put some hours into the game.
08/20/09
I should be more clear. I didn't mean gameplay wise like Diablo, but how it is setup. The towns in GW are like BNet, create a party (or go solo), and then when you head out you get your own instance instead of a persistant gameworld.
08/20/09
They also claim you won't see a single ! above any character. I'm looking forward to see how that turns out.
Still no monthly subscription.
08/20/09
Factions and Nightfall have a little more unique setting and personality if you ask me. And Nightfall lets you train heroes, which are almost as fun to build as your main character.
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