I’m farming memories of battle for legendary crafting, but I cannot for the life of me understand how anyone could love this game mode so much. Heh WvW is the one game area I cannot get into. This! I’ve had countless palm-sweating, adrenaline-rushing insane zerg battles that often have concluded in results no one thought could happen. Case in point, the fight last night in which we wiped a map semi organised possible map queue with 35 players because of superior tactics and organisation. Despite what people qq about so much, it isn’t just about rushing your foe and winning with higher numbers. My favourite (at the moment) part of the game is WvW, mainly the zerg fights. It would be impossible for me to say I don’t love gw2 as I’ve put more hours into it than every other game I’ve played combined. I am too late for GW1 but as the Asura were not playable back then and they are the reason why I am here in the first place, I do not mind. I think I could go on and on, but I have praised this game more than enough and will do so when needed I’ve gone trough a lot of crappy games in the past years and never felt well within a franchise, except for this one. I like that this game features kids and elderly people, something games are lacking today, e.g. War and fights everywhere when you leave your town and 5 minutes later you sit down with your photoshopped cardobard cutout character around and talk to a flying furball (I am looking again to you, FF14!).

I like that they are not kicked around like other diminutive races (looking to you, FF14!) but actually have their part and power amongst other, taller races.Īnd this game is not as politically correct as all the “Actually, we are all happy and everything’s fine and dandy” nonsense games out there. I like that they are humanoid but have distinctive details on their body stature. You either have the MATTEL-HASBRO fraction of pseudo-cute furballs or the ugly, Blizzard-games ones (Gnomes and Dwarves). I’ve tried the French one (6 GByte of voice packs, this already speaks volumes!) and I could not stand it that much, found it more hilarious. Of course they could have get some random people in front of a mic and let them talk some lines, but the quality is very high.

AFAIK it’s father and son, not sure who actually does the speaking). Petruo or whatever his name was, lending his voice to Biff Tannen from Back To The Future and Plankton in Spongebob – or Trahearne. The voice actors used are well-known (German) TV voice actors, some are kinda often heard (e.g. He has so many facettes and is always so correct and polite, except when drunk (Orders of the Whispers mission….^^) or angry.

It’s the only game right now I play in German because I really do not miss something at least the male Asura PC has a great voice (and in HoT, he has a deeper voice you can really hear the years in his voice^^). The German voice acting is indeed one of the best I have ever heard.

It could happen to you ff14