[guild wars] : there is crack?

[LoxHazard]

Yes, i buy it. 40 euros in Spain.

Is not a full MMORPG. Because in the towns, stay all people similar other MMORPGs, but when you go out for adventures and misions, only stay with a group that create in towns (first 2 persons, after more people, 8 maximum in a group at last, think), no more other persons out towns, only your group, monsters and NPCs or bots.

[DABhand]

Me smells ban :P

[whitecrowsrain]

ok I'll buy It!
tank you for explain me the features of the game

[prollfin]

It's way like the instanced dungeons in WoW, but in Guild Wars, everything outside the towns is instanced. Plus, Guild Wars doesn't have a "one-piece" world, it's split up into several small areas. In the end, GW is not a "full" MMORPG not because of the instaced world, but because of the fact that PvE is just a gimmick and doesn't have the quality of WoW or EQ2 for example. But if you like PvP, GW is a very well balanced and highly recommendable game. But don't expect something like WoW, I made this mistake myself and bought GW because I wanted to play a MMORPG and didn't want to pay monthly fees, and as I'm not into this whole PvP thingy that much, I ended up playing WoW and paying for it. So I hope you are more the competitive type of player... otherwise GW won't be satisfying.

[DABhand]

Thing is I would prefer GW, cause after ive played it to death its cost me the price of the game itself.

Compared to WoW which could become boring over time, and youve paid a fair bit of money to it.

There is one good pay per month mmorpg, and its EVA or something (so good I forgot the name) constantly being played, freedom to go where you want, and good fights (well space ships but hey its great fun) change career anytime, make mucho money, and the GFX is nice and doesnt slow down at all.