Its a team effort to open it, and that builds the first core memory of teamwork overcoming a difficult fight. They start off by requiring the guild to actually take over the area… this sets a bar so that not every 1 person guild can even do this. Long term investment, team effort, continual work, non-expansion dependant existence, large area for personal modification. Guild Wars 2 is one of the best in all the MMOs I’ve seen. Lets start off with something easier: Guild Halls. One critical component will be allowing others to visit the guild hall, too-so people can show it off… pride/vanity, and you’ll draw the competitive nature out. Do it right by learning from other MMOs, and it’ll work. You can make a lot of it off of those of us who want a small piece of the game to call our own who are willing to spend money from our jobs on this, and probably a great deal of it from the cash cows who have the ‘gotta have it’ mentality. … there is no personal side to this game.īlizzard… you are missing out on a huge revenue opportunity. Besides feeling a HUGE attachment to all the memories I’ve made with WoW, I met my wife here and we are both still gaming, and will for a very long time yet.

Yeah-yeah, I know there are a lot of kids whining and crying about not wanting them for whatever silly reason they pull out of wherever, I don’t care. I’m an old gamer (42 years young), and I’ve been wondering why we don’t have Guild Halls or Player Housing yet. 17 years ago, I made a really cheesy youtube vid of the AQ gate opening event, and its still up there. ~6500 hours on my main Warrior, Horde Legionnaire (FOR THE HORDE)! One of the first on Doomhammer to get the Frostwolf, I still have my original OEB, and I am still keepin a Severed Nightelf Head in my bank from an AV nemesis haha. G’evenin! First-ish time posting, but played on and off since day 1 of public release.

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