Porkchop Sandwiches

NP. I didn't have the time earlier to find it, but here is the post: https://forum-en.gui...rst#post1989832

Ofc, I have no idea how long it will take them to update this Come guest on NSP, we're usually small enough to not trigger the champs!

I still farm this. Anet posted that the champs are being looked into. I don't think it was deliberate.

Housing and guild halls!

Alright, I know that is years away. Whatever it is, I hope it's not gem store related.

Ritualist, on 02 May 2013 - 04:36 PM, said:

Yay! I'm glad they aren't forgetting Cantha totally. Although, the dragon festival usually isn't until the end of June and there seems to be some debate on that reddit thread if this is indeed the Canthan dragon festival, or a festival about the elder dragons. But, to me, it sounds like the Canthan based festival.

From the Reddit thread (data mined info):

• Get more of the Dragon Festival. Each festive dragon coffer commonly contains candy and fireworks, rarely contains fortune candies and recipes for fireworks launchers, and even more rarely contains weapon skins.
  
• Launch your own dragon fireworks! Spawns a fireworks launcher that lasts for 15 minutes and allows you to put on a fantastic light show for everyone nearby.

I feel we could probably have a whole different thread about the living story content. But, I wanted to chime in about that as well.

I liked the idea of the living story. When they first announced it I thought it was going to be like WiK/WoC from GW1. I think most of us enjoyed WiK because it was a long, challenging, and heavily lore driven experience that directly impacted the future story of the GW universe. Plus, it introduced a lot of new and awesome rewards.

However, the living story content has fallen far short of that experience. I can't speak for the rewards yet as they won't be released until tomorrow. But, the chapter is too short, the quests too uneventful, and the story not as interesting. I am hoping future living story content will be more on the same epic scale as WiK.

That being said, I think the living story content fell short because they probably don't have a large team working on it. Sometime last fall Anet said they split their employees into multiple teams. One team works on fixing current content, another works on skill balancing, and another works on new content, etc. Of course none of us work in the office with the devs directly, but I would guess that having a team work on the living story content didn't take away from the other teams working on fixing current content all that much.