Guild Wars

[trancejeremy]

Gogamer had Eye of the North on sale a couple weeks ago for $20, and I picked it up. Finally got around to playing it (I had been trying various free to play MMORPGs).

So far so good. I never got around to finishing Prophecies (since as I mentioned I could never do the later missions on my own successfully, nor could I ever find anyone to do them with), this seems easier so far.

 

[Vocenoctum]

Gogamer had Eye of the North on sale a couple weeks ago for $20, and I picked it up. Finally got around to playing it (I had been trying various free to play MMORPGs).

So far so good. I never got around to finishing Prophecies (since as I mentioned I could never do the later missions on my own successfully, nor could I ever find anyone to do them with), this seems easier so far.

My main problem is more the running from location to location, rather than most of the quests. The swarms got a bit brutal sometimes.

They had the "historical" quests from a promotion last year, and I've done two and they were enjoyable, but I've been playing other stuff over the holidays and neglecting GW.

 

[Bront]

Gogamer had Eye of the North on sale a couple weeks ago for $20, and I picked it up. Finally got around to playing it (I had been trying various free to play MMORPGs).

So far so good. I never got around to finishing Prophecies (since as I mentioned I could never do the later missions on my own successfully, nor could I ever find anyone to do them with), this seems easier so far.

Heroes should help.

As for running problems, often that's an issue of taking too many quests.

I just got Nightfall, and it seems pretty enjoyable. I got my main character over there to get Heroes, and he'll be heading back to Prophacies soon.

 

[trancejeremy]

I tried, but after the initial busrt of fun, I just couldn't get into Eye of the North. The combat is more a chore than anything else. Wearing down mobs of 24-28th level critters gets old quick.

 

[Vocenoctum]

I tried, but after the initial busrt of fun, I just couldn't get into Eye of the North. The combat is more a chore than anything else. Wearing down mobs of 24-28th level critters gets old quick.

I enjoyed the new people and areas, but the constant chore of traveling to new places was too much for me, and I let it slide into the forgotten pile as Christmas Release games took over.

 

[Amazing Triangle]

I still play on occasion I have two characters if you want to add me.

Amazing Triangle is my monk and I can help with any mission in Prophecy Or I play as

Mistress Gaz who is my Necro who can help with any mission

Anyone who wants help with something you can reach me on any of the above names I love questing and it is more fun in low level areas with a high level character to back you up. : )

Amazing Triangle
Mistress Gaz
Lil Miss Amazing

Depends on my mood and what you need me for! Contact me I usually play on Fridays and weekends!

 

[Bront]

I enjoyed the new people and areas, but the constant chore of traveling to new places was too much for me, and I let it slide into the forgotten pile as Christmas Release games took over.

Not that I've played EOTN, but I enjoy some of the traveling. It's kind of fun to wander around and explore, particularly as I've become less of a niblet.

 

[DMFTodd]

I'm starting a new campaign this weekemd, anyone want to compare Prophecies, Factions, Nightfall, and Eye of the North?

Does any know of a way to transfer a character from one account to another?

 

[Vocenoctum]

Not that I've played EOTN, but I enjoy some of the traveling. It's kind of fun to wander around and explore, particularly as I've become less of a niblet.

Wandering and exploring are fine, it's the mobs that get irritating. Trying to draw just one group, or avoid this or that...

 

[Vocenoctum]

I'm starting a new campaign this weekemd, anyone want to compare Prophecies, Factions, Nightfall, and Eye of the North?

Does any know of a way to transfer a character from one account to another?

There are missions at various parts where a character can accept a mission to enter another area, then follow the plotline from a point further along than the start.