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Originally Posted by Curse You
Well I guess I'm your first.
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Well, my mistake
Though still, you didn't do it on purpose, nor to get fancy gear. It was just a fortuitous occassion of a guild mate helping out
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Originally Posted by Lotrfish
/signed for removing running
Though, this may not be the best solution. Running is exploiting a flaw in the game, which I'm pretty sure was never intended. However people are used to being lazy and skipping many parts of the game, a game which is meant to be played. Therefore, this would anger many players as seen on this thread. I believe Anet is addressing this problem, among many others in GW2. In this case they can start over and get rid of running without having it anger the population. Anet is also gettting rid of all the n00b content you guys are complaining about in Eye of the North. I really enjoy playing through the entirety of all the games, I've gotten all of ym 6 PvE characters through multiple campaigns without running and doing every quest. My ultimate goal is to get Grand Master Cartographer and Vanquisher for all three campaigns on eveyr charcter before GW2 comes out. I just don't see why people would want to skip parts of this amazing game.
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Running isn't exploiting a flaw, or something would have been done to forestall it. Especially since they did such a good job blocking that activity in Factions, then reinstated the ability in nightfall to a great extent.
If not wanting to spend hours and hours playing the same Game content over and over again makes me lazy, then I gladly wear the title; I have more productive things to do...
Yes, this game is meant to be played. It's a Role Playing Game; You can decide to play however you want. That's what makes it different from first person shooters or other such games.
What exactly are you refering to as n00b content? No one in this thread, from what I can see, is complaining about the low level areas, they are simply stating the virtues of not being FORCED to partake in them. It doesn't hurt anyone to run. They don't get brain damage, the don't get lung cancer, they don't get a bad sunburn. The only thing they are missing is game content that more than likely a great majority of them have seen before. Everyone here has enjoyed playing through the game content, and it is commendable that you still find it fun to do after 6 characters. And I truely wish you the best of luck in your Cartographer endevour
And Cjad the Nord, you summed it up the best. Why would it bother anyone how others play the game if it doesn't affect them? Runners and Runnee's aren't exploiting or damaging the program. I admit, some running techniques do bend a bit to the shady side (the Kamadan - LA guildhall ferry being the best example), However the only person who is affected is the runner (time and profit if they are charging for the run) and the runnee (Saved time, better armor, loss of money if the runner is charging etc.).
As I said before, Guild Wars is a Role Playing Game. This gives the player in the game the ability to make decisions, and that is what makes GW so fun. Should I save my money, or should I buy that icy dragon sword? Should I go north and go to Bettletun, or south and go to Bergen Hotsprings? Should I skip this scene where [blocked content for new players] Dies or keep watching? Should I spend my money and pay 2k for that run to Yaks from Ascalon, or should I scout beyond the the Northern Wall, be pushed back to Fort Ranik by the dreaded Charr, break out of Fort Ranik and head north and go to the destroyed city and get transported to this other town where I get to watch Rurick get kicked out of the house by his Dad... again.