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whats boring about level 80

MMOExposedMMOExposed Member RarePosts: 7,400

this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

 

WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

 

the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

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  • heartlessheartless Member UncommonPosts: 4,993
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

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  • Atlan99Atlan99 Member UncommonPosts: 1,332
    Originally posted by heartless

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

  • miguksarammiguksaram Member UncommonPosts: 835
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    I'm curious, why is it so hard for you to post something genuinely positive about ANYTHING?  Seriously all the posts you start are either highly controversal or just outright game bashing.  Is there nothing you actually enjoy about this genre?  And if the answer is no why even post on a site devoted to MMORPG fans?  Are you a masochist?

  • mazutmazut Member UncommonPosts: 988
    Not only I missed many zones, but I skipped a lot of DEs, just running around and exploring. Boring zones? Did you see the variety of surroundings and "quest" types... its enormous. Go back in some old MMO and look around, "Enjoy" the landscape and then come back, pls.
  • ZenIrishChaiZenIrishChai Member UncommonPosts: 527
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

     

    A level 80 is severely misinformed about content at level 80? .. and you're only 60 saying he's severely misinformed? image

     

    Don't get me wrong. I've found everything about GW2 very entertaining, but I wouldn't try and tell a level 80 how the gameplay at level 80 is when I'm not even there yet.

  • Lord.BachusLord.Bachus Member RarePosts: 9,686
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    Adding more WvW maps is not a solution, as there are server wide advantages tight to the WvW wins.

     

    They should however add some more semi open world PvP thats comparable to a WvWvW setting.

     

    You could have single zones put  at war, with 3 factions, sieges and more... kind of WvWvW overflow without the bonusses, and abuse the normal world zones for that.

    Anet allready have proven to have a system that allows them to convert zones intoo anything they want.

     

     

    As allways however its the hardcores claiming they run out of content. Most people are not even half way down their first characters leveling experience, thats the people Anet has to concentrate on. As as allways the hardcores will leave and move on. They are not representative for the major player population.

    Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)

  • Lord.BachusLord.Bachus Member RarePosts: 9,686
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

     

    A level 80 is severely misinformed about content at level 80? .. and you're only 60 saying he's severely misinformed? image

     

    Obviously he is... Because he doesnt recognise the lower level content and so he obviously missed out much of the game, its not his game, let him move on to another game, nothing lost.

     

    Really there is truckloads of content.   But none with a carrot on a stick.. he just loves carrots to much

    Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)

  • KhinRuniteKhinRunite Member Posts: 879
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by heartless

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    Did you do this while levelling, or have you reached 80 first then decided to complete your map to 100%? Is it possible to reach 80 at the same pace as map completion? I always believed you'll get to 80 first before completing the world map. How exactly were you able to do it?

  • heartlessheartless Member UncommonPosts: 4,993
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by heartless

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    The only reason to go to and explore every zone is if you're going for the 100% map exploration, which is not required to reach level 80.

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  • Atlan99Atlan99 Member UncommonPosts: 1,332
    Originally posted by heartless

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    The only reason to go to and explore every zone is if you're going for the 100% map exploration, which is not required to reach level 80.

    Most eighties have already seen most of the content by the time they hit 80. Nothing you have said changes that or the fact that rerolling is going to have you replaying most of the content you level with.

  • kaiser3282kaiser3282 Member UncommonPosts: 2,759
    Originally posted by KhinRunite
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by heartless

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    Did you do this while levelling, or have you reached 80 first then decided to complete your map to 100%? Is it possible to reach 80 at the same pace as map completion? I always believed you'll get to 80 first before completing the world map. How exactly were you able to do it?

    You can very easily reach 80 without completing the majority of the maps. I dont think he knows the difference between going to a zone vs completing everything there is to do in a zone. 

  • gaeanprayergaeanprayer Member UncommonPosts: 2,341
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by heartless

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    The only reason to go to and explore every zone is if you're going for the 100% map exploration, which is not required to reach level 80.

    Most eighties have already seen most of the content by the time they hit 80. Nothing you have said changes that or the fact that rerolling is going to have you replaying most of the content you level with.

    Funny, I'm level 80. I hit level 80 before I even visited the 75+ zones (there's at least 2) and I have several whole maps I've yet to step foot in. I've yet to max a craft, I only just tonight started PvP, I haven't played with the mystic forge, the only dungeon I've done is AC, and the only storyline I've completed is the human one (I chose Priory, there's 2 other factions and several ways to end the storyline I'll be exploring on alts as well). Not a single person in my guild who's 80, and there are many, has "seen most of the content by the time they hit 80", not that that's necessary to point out since you have nothing to base that on when you say "most eighties". Want to pull anything else from your tush?

    "Forums aren't for intelligent discussion; they're for blow-hards with unwavering opinions."

  • PaRoXiTiCPaRoXiTiC Member UncommonPosts: 603
    I've been level 80 for 3 days now nad so far not a damn thing is boring about it. 
  • ZenIrishChaiZenIrishChai Member UncommonPosts: 527
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by heartless

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    The only reason to go to and explore every zone is if you're going for the 100% map exploration, which is not required to reach level 80.

     

    I wish I had this magical ability to know why everyone does or doesn't do something. I'm jealous. No, really.

  • heartlessheartless Member UncommonPosts: 4,993
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

     

    A level 80 is severely misinformed about content at level 80? .. and you're only 60 saying he's severely misinformed? image

     

    Don't get me wrong. I've found everything about GW2 very entertaining, but I wouldn't try and tell a level 80 how the gameplay at level 80 is when I'm not even there yet.

    Yes, he is misinformed because while getting to level 60, I completely missed a whole lot of zones.

    Here are the zones I have leveled in.

    1-15 Metrica Province (which still leaves Plains of Ashford, Qeensdale, Caledon Forest and Wayfarer Foothills)

    15-25 Brisban Wildlands (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    15-25 Kessex Hills. (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    25-35 Gendarran Fields (still leaves Fields of Ruin Lornar's Pass)

    35-45 Harathi Hinterlands (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    40-50 Dredgehaunt Cliffs (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    45-55 Bloodtide Coast finishing it now.

    There is some overlap in the level ranges but I'm sure that you can see how I still have a whole bunch of zones per each level range to level up alts in and experience different content.

     

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  • zeus3715zeus3715 Member UncommonPosts: 27
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by heartless

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    The only reason to go to and explore every zone is if you're going for the 100% map exploration, which is not required to reach level 80.

    Most eighties have already seen most of the content by the time they hit 80. Nothing you have said changes that or the fact that rerolling is going to have you replaying most of the content you level with.

     

    Wrong.
    "Most" level 80's I know did crafting which skips other content.
    "Most" level 80's I know did WVW which skips other content.
    "Most" level 80's I know perhaps farmed mobs for bonus exp which skips other content.
    "Most" level 80's I know only had around 30% of the map explored.
    "Most" level 80's I know haven't even done all the dungeons.


    And yes, I'm using "most" in the same context as you.
    And ofc by "most" I mean me.

  • heartlessheartless Member UncommonPosts: 4,993
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by heartless

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

    No that's not wrong.

    I have already been to every zone. Just on one character.

    In other words you are misinformed on your opinion of what people have done. Not all of us have skipped or missed zones.

    The only reason to go to and explore every zone is if you're going for the 100% map exploration, which is not required to reach level 80.

     

    I wish I had this magical ability to know why everyone does or doesn't do something. I'm jealous. No, really.

    My point is that one does not have to play in every single zone to get to level 80 and there are multiple paths available for alts. The only way one would not have any more unique PvE content for an alt is if he or she did the 100% map exploration achievement.

    In other words, the game is not like TSW or SWTOR where every one of your characters will follow the same leveling path, GW2 has many zones per level range and most have enough content to take you out of that level range.

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  • ZenIrishChaiZenIrishChai Member UncommonPosts: 527
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

     

    A level 80 is severely misinformed about content at level 80? .. and you're only 60 saying he's severely misinformed? image

     

    Don't get me wrong. I've found everything about GW2 very entertaining, but I wouldn't try and tell a level 80 how the gameplay at level 80 is when I'm not even there yet.

    Yes, he is misinformed because while getting to level 60, I completely missed a whole lot of zones.

    Here are the zones I have leveled in.

    1-15 Metrica Province (which still leaves Plains of Ashford, Qeensdale, Caledon Forest and Wayfarer Foothills)

    15-25 Brisban Wildlands (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    15-25 Kessex Hills. (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    25-35 Gendarran Fields (still leaves Fields of Ruin Lornar's Pass)

    35-45 Harathi Hinterlands (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    40-50 Dredgehaunt Cliffs (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    45-55 Bloodtide Coast finishing it now.

    There is some overlap in the level ranges but I'm sure that you can see how I still have a whole bunch of zones per each level range to level up alts in and experience different content.

     

     

    I do actually play GW2 also, and I am seeking out and exploring every zone on one character, and I'm not doing it for 100% completion either. Just doing it for the hell of it because I find it fun, but after I do all that I have no idea if I will be totally bored when I hit 80. So I give someone the benefit of the doubt if they find it boring and don't specify exactly what they finished so far.

  • Atlan99Atlan99 Member UncommonPosts: 1,332
    Originally posted by zeus3715

     

    Wrong.
    "Most" level 80's I know did crafting which skips other content.
    "Most" level 80's I know did WVW which skips other content.
    "Most" level 80's I know perhaps farmed mobs for bonus exp which skips other content.
    "Most" level 80's I know only had around 30% of the map explored.
    "Most" level 80's I know haven't even done all the dungeons.


    And yes, I'm using "most" in the same context as you.
    And ofc by "most" I mean me.

    You can take that whole list and reverse everything you said for myself and every 80 in my guild. In fact my guild leader has 100% map completion

  • gaeanprayergaeanprayer Member UncommonPosts: 2,341
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

     

    A level 80 is severely misinformed about content at level 80? .. and you're only 60 saying he's severely misinformed? image

     

    Don't get me wrong. I've found everything about GW2 very entertaining, but I wouldn't try and tell a level 80 how the gameplay at level 80 is when I'm not even there yet.

    Yes, he is misinformed because while getting to level 60, I completely missed a whole lot of zones.

    Here are the zones I have leveled in.

    1-15 Metrica Province (which still leaves Plains of Ashford, Qeensdale, Caledon Forest and Wayfarer Foothills)

    15-25 Brisban Wildlands (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    15-25 Kessex Hills. (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    25-35 Gendarran Fields (still leaves Fields of Ruin Lornar's Pass)

    35-45 Harathi Hinterlands (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    40-50 Dredgehaunt Cliffs (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    45-55 Bloodtide Coast finishing it now.

    There is some overlap in the level ranges but I'm sure that you can see how I still have a whole bunch of zones per each level range to level up alts in and experience different content.

     

     

    I do actually play GW2 also, and I am seeking out and exploring every zone on one character, and I'm not doing it for 100% completion either. Just doing it for the hell of it because I find it fun, but after I do all that I have no idea if I will be totally bored when I hit 80. So I give someone the benefit of the doubt if they find it boring and don't specify exactly what they finished so far.

    He never said someone might not do it for fun, the context of his argument was in regards to the necessity of the zones, i.e., it's fully possible to hit 80 before seeing everything. Further, the original poster claimed to see everything by 80, so there's no benefit of the doubt to give. Was this really an argument worth having?

    "Forums aren't for intelligent discussion; they're for blow-hards with unwavering opinions."

  • heartlessheartless Member UncommonPosts: 4,993
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

     

    A level 80 is severely misinformed about content at level 80? .. and you're only 60 saying he's severely misinformed? image

     

    Don't get me wrong. I've found everything about GW2 very entertaining, but I wouldn't try and tell a level 80 how the gameplay at level 80 is when I'm not even there yet.

    Yes, he is misinformed because while getting to level 60, I completely missed a whole lot of zones.

    Here are the zones I have leveled in.

    1-15 Metrica Province (which still leaves Plains of Ashford, Qeensdale, Caledon Forest and Wayfarer Foothills)

    15-25 Brisban Wildlands (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    15-25 Kessex Hills. (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    25-35 Gendarran Fields (still leaves Fields of Ruin Lornar's Pass)

    35-45 Harathi Hinterlands (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    40-50 Dredgehaunt Cliffs (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    45-55 Bloodtide Coast finishing it now.

    There is some overlap in the level ranges but I'm sure that you can see how I still have a whole bunch of zones per each level range to level up alts in and experience different content.

     

     

    I do actually play GW2 also, and I am seeking out and exploring every zone on one character, and I'm not doing it for 100% completion either. Just doing it for the hell of it because I find it fun, but after I do all that I have no idea if I will be totally bored when I hit 80. So I give someone the benefit of the doubt if they find it boring and don't specify exactly what they finished so far.

    But that's the point though. You explore every zone because you want to, not because the game forces you too. You have a choice to level up in a number of zones and if you want to experience all of them on one character, doesn't mean that the game lacks content for alts. Just means that instead of saving the content for an alt, you chose to explore it all on one character.

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  • FdzzaiglFdzzaigl Member UncommonPosts: 2,433

    Been at work lately, so haven't really had much time to play, but I'm level 62 and have seen about 25% of the world.

    I can't imagine it would take me more (potentially) than 1-2 days to get lvl 80, don't think I'm magically going up to 100% in that timespan. I did a bit of everything, haven't really bothered with completing the map because I want to save up some spoiler-free exploration space for after lvl 80.

    Feel free to use my referral link for SW:TOR if you want to test out the game. You'll get some special unlocks!

  • ZenIrishChaiZenIrishChai Member UncommonPosts: 527
    Originally posted by gaeanprayer
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by IrishChai
    Originally posted by heartless
    Originally posted by MMOExposed

    this is my opinion, but whats boring about getting to level 80, is that most likely you seen most of the game world.

    rolling alts feels like a even larger grind now going through stuff you already did.

     

    WvW feels boring because usually you have to wait in a 6 hour queue just to start playing it, which by the time you get in, you are tired from the Dynamic Event zerg grinding.

    I havnt played SPvP at all, since I didnt like it back in beta. hate that kind of PvP.

     

    the game at 80 just doesnt seem very interesting. I suggest Anet add more WvW maps so queue can go down.

    That's wrong. I'm level 60 and I know for a fact that I missed a whole bunch of zones as I was leveling up. As you can see in the link I provided, each level range has multiple zones (about 3-4 per) and each zone can get you out of the level range, so you can potentially level around 2-3 characters and experience mostly new content.

    In other words, you're severely misinformed.

     

    A level 80 is severely misinformed about content at level 80? .. and you're only 60 saying he's severely misinformed? image

     

    Don't get me wrong. I've found everything about GW2 very entertaining, but I wouldn't try and tell a level 80 how the gameplay at level 80 is when I'm not even there yet.

    Yes, he is misinformed because while getting to level 60, I completely missed a whole lot of zones.

    Here are the zones I have leveled in.

    1-15 Metrica Province (which still leaves Plains of Ashford, Qeensdale, Caledon Forest and Wayfarer Foothills)

    15-25 Brisban Wildlands (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    15-25 Kessex Hills. (still leaves Diessa Plateau, Snowden Drifts)

    25-35 Gendarran Fields (still leaves Fields of Ruin Lornar's Pass)

    35-45 Harathi Hinterlands (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    40-50 Dredgehaunt Cliffs (Blazeridge Steppes, Iron Marches, Timberline Falls)

    45-55 Bloodtide Coast finishing it now.

    There is some overlap in the level ranges but I'm sure that you can see how I still have a whole bunch of zones per each level range to level up alts in and experience different content.

     

     

    I do actually play GW2 also, and I am seeking out and exploring every zone on one character, and I'm not doing it for 100% completion either. Just doing it for the hell of it because I find it fun, but after I do all that I have no idea if I will be totally bored when I hit 80. So I give someone the benefit of the doubt if they find it boring and don't specify exactly what they finished so far.

    He never said someone might not do it for fun, the context of his argument was in regards to the necessity of the zones, i.e., it's fully possible to hit 80 before seeing everything. Further, the original poster claimed to see everything by 80, so there's no benefit of the doubt to give. Was this really an argument worth having?

     

    We're talking about two different things, and if I didn't think the argument was worth having, I wouldn't have had it, now would I? Dumb question, but it's not worth continuing when it's just people on different wavelengths and this could go on all night.

  • Atlan99Atlan99 Member UncommonPosts: 1,332
    Originally posted by gaeanprayer

    Funny, I'm level 80. I hit level 80 before I even visited the 75+ zones (there's at least 2) and I have several whole maps I've yet to step foot in. I've yet to max a craft, I only just tonight started PvP, I haven't played with the mystic forge, the only dungeon I've done is AC, and the only storyline I've completed is the human one (I chose Priory, there's 2 other factions and several ways to end the storyline I'll be exploring on alts as well). Not a single person in my guild who's 80, and there are many, has "seen most of the content by the time they hit 80", not that that's necessary to point out since you have nothing to base that on when you say "most eighties". Want to pull anything else from your tush?

    Sure I and every person from my guild who is 80,  has done most of the content already. Some of these zones we did see after 80. I've already maxed tailoring and have cooking at 300+.

    The storyline is only diverse for the first few levels. At which point it is the same story.

    If I stopped playing my character at eighty I might not have seen all the content. However playing for a couple of days afterwards quickly remedies the situation.

  • heartlessheartless Member UncommonPosts: 4,993
    Originally posted by Atlan99
    Originally posted by gaeanprayer

    Funny, I'm level 80. I hit level 80 before I even visited the 75+ zones (there's at least 2) and I have several whole maps I've yet to step foot in. I've yet to max a craft, I only just tonight started PvP, I haven't played with the mystic forge, the only dungeon I've done is AC, and the only storyline I've completed is the human one (I chose Priory, there's 2 other factions and several ways to end the storyline I'll be exploring on alts as well). Not a single person in my guild who's 80, and there are many, has "seen most of the content by the time they hit 80", not that that's necessary to point out since you have nothing to base that on when you say "most eighties". Want to pull anything else from your tush?

    Sure I and every person from my guild who is 80,  has done most of the content already. Some of these zones we did see after 80. I've already maxed tailoring and have cooking at 300+.

    The storyline is only diverse for the first few levels. At which point it is the same story.

    If I stopped playing my character at eighty I might not have seen all the content. However playing for a couple of days afterwards quickly remedies the situation.

    So you were able to do all 3 orders on one character as well as all of the whole racial sympathy for all 4 minor races, including the one that's not available to your race? Amazing.

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