Is Guild Wars FFA

Soldier420 · February 2007

Is it free for all and is pking in it?

JelloB2000 · February 2007

http://www.guildwars.com/gameplay/

QSatu · February 2007

no =] pvp is in instances.. well the whole game is in insatnces =P

Upload · February 2007

The whole game you play in closed areas, also known as instances as the person above me said. You can perform ''People Kill'' actions in the Random Arenas, Team Arenas, Alliance Battle, Hero Battles, Heroes' Ascent or Guild vs Guild.

Serling · February 2007

"Simple yes or no would've done tool."

Wow. You ask a question, someone directs to something that actually explains the gameplay in Guild Wars, then you call him a tool?!?

Unfreakingbelieveable. And for the record, I've reported your post. Congratulations. You're the first troll I've ever felt moved to report.

paade · February 2007

Originally posted by Serling

"Simple yes or no would've done tool."
Wow. You ask a question, someone directs to something that actually explains the gameplay in Guild Wars, then you call him a tool?!?
Unfreakingbelieveable. And for the record, I've reported your post. Congratulations. You're the first troll I've ever felt moved to report.

well, what did you expect from a guy that has gay anime pics in his sig?

exanimo · February 2007

cofff

i just want to say , you can do any vs any in guild halls , even 1 on 1

Xerqtioner · February 2007

The uniqueness of Guild Wars is that you have your own leveling zone called an instance. When you enter a zone such as the Plains of Jarin, only you can be there. Every single person basically has their own version of a Plains of Jarin, unless you party with another. Then, two people can be in this "instance". This makes it so that no one can steal your kills and you can level and enjoy the game at your own availible time. You can PvP however in PvP arenas or Guild vs. Guild events, and a whole much more. Guild Wars has many types of PvP and has maybe one of the best Player vs. Player style gameplay than any other I've seen (even World of Warcraft). If you were wondering about buying Guild Wars, I can tell you that it's very worth it for only $50 for the game, and no monthly payment.

VGJustice · February 2007

Originally posted by Serling
Congratulations. You're the first troll I've ever felt moved to report.

Really? I've reported a bunch of trolls and money farmers here. I'm sure I'm at least partly responsible for a number of money add topics not existing anymore.

tenetke · February 2007

Originally posted by Xerqtioner

The uniqueness of Guild Wars is that you have your own leveling zone called an instance. When you enter a zone such as the Plains of Jarin, only you can be there. Every single person basically has their own version of a Plains of Jarin, unless you party with another. Then, two people can be in this "instance". This makes it so that no one can steal your kills and you can level and enjoy the game at your own availible time. You can PvP however in PvP arenas or Guild vs. Guild events, and a whole much more. Guild Wars has many types of PvP and has maybe one of the best Player vs. Player style gameplay than any other I've seen (even World of Warcraft). If you were wondering about buying Guild Wars, I can tell you that it's very worth it for only $50 for the game, and no monthly payment.

Those are some of the reasons I love the game. The ability to just take my time, and explore. On all my characters I have at least a tier 2 cartographer title.

I would actually suggest if someone is about to start up with GW then they should buy nightfall. In my opinion NF brings characters to max level relatively quickly, but it doesn't shove it on them. The leveling for NF was really good compared to factions, and the really slow pace of prophecies.

Serling · February 2007

"I've reported a bunch of trolls and money farmers here. I'm sure I'm at least partly responsible for a number of money add topics not existing anymore."

Normally I don't care enough to bother. Simply easier to move on. And god knows I'm not easily offended and can dish it out and take it with the best of them.

But when someon asks a question, gets a perfectly adequate response to answer it (even the OP's question clearly required more than a simple "yes or no" answer), then responds by vilifying the person who's trying to help, to me that goes way beyond the pale. The OP's tactic struck me as that of someone who sets up on the side of the road with a flat tire, asks for help, then when someone pulls over to lend assistance, the would-be helper gets pistol-whipped. Kinda' poisons the well for anyone else who might think about stopping to lend a hand.

I have a pretty thick skin and can ignore most stuff. This, however, I found to be way more offensive and insulting than the kind of flames you get in a heated debate or the crap you get from the WoW trolls or gold farmers here. Completely uncalled for, to say the least.

/rant

VGJustice · February 2007

I tend to agree with you on that note, Serling. I just also have that knee jerk reaction to gold sellers as well.

Ah well, to each their own. So long as you're not pissing us off.

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