Kenjamin

I'm not surprised there are "noobs" in Toypocalypse, seeing as how the the game-mode was just released yesterday.  I mean, weren't we all noobs at it when we joined for the first time?

Give it a few days for people to learn the mechanics and the strats and then you'll all get your achievements and have an easy/fun time doing so.

Congrats to Arena Net.  In terms of value, Guild Wars 2 is the best $60 I spent in all of 2012.

I do not care about town clothing, and have never really used it.

I prefer to wear my armor and show off what I've accomplished to put together.

If others want to wear town clothes, I have no problem with that.

Obscure One, on 06 December 2012 - 04:51 AM, said:

That is the bad news?!

Then, I suppose the real reason why GW2 is "failing" is not because of the game itself, but because the society of gamers has become way too addicted and spends way too much time playing video games.  Never thought I'd hear myself say that, but I guess Blink182 was right about growing up.

Go for a jog.  Help old ladies accross a street.  Get laid.  Get laid by old ladies for helping them jog accross a street.

The reason why I think this game isn't actually failing, is because I don't have to spend 4-5 hours a day playing it to have all of the cool stuff that I want.

If I do want to play 4-5 hours a day there is more than enough stuff to do to advance both my main character, or my account as a whole.

If I don't want to play 4-5 hours a day, I'm still kicking ass when I do play, because I'm a good player and not because I've done all my "chores" for the week (I'm looking at you, Blizzard).

Skill/Efficiency > Disposable Time.

WvW has some things that could use fixing.  It does need some updates and some attention.  Lots of reasonable and beneficial ideas have been listed in this tread.  To say the game is dying because people don't feel motivated to waste their life away in front of it, well.......

evilbob, on 06 December 2012 - 08:55 PM, said:

One can only hope.