For now I recommend just focusing on core Tyria - level a character, explore the open world, play the personal story if you want to, and decide if you do want to commit to the game before you think about expansions or even the Living Story. But if you do want to do the full story in order it goes: Personal Story > Season 1 > Season 2 > Heart of
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And finally start a new character with them, you do get down leveled but having someone that has zero trouble doing the content with them due to the better gear and abilities/traits takes away the very little challenge there already is on the starter maps. Also refrain from using mounts to get around with them, tough it out and play old school.
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A visual guide for new players on inventory management. [Guide] My friend recently started GW2 and their inventory is always full. After looking at their inventory I made them a cheat-sheet for some of the more basic things and wanted to share that with this community in case any new players need help with getting rid of these pesky things.
If GW2: Secrets Of The Obscure is the first time you're jumping in, definitely consider watching this quick buyer's guide - as while the story is self contai @AliamRationem.5172 said:Man, I probably could have used some of this advice tonight!. I queued with my friend who is new and doing her first placement and I guess because I placed into platinum, we ended up matched with a bunch of obviously high-end players. GW2 Problems for Starting/Returning Players. Instead of just commenting about it elsewhere, i decided to see what other people think about one main issues i have with how the game deals with this aspect, it seems to bother a lot of players out there, and as a returning player from 10 years ago i can include myself in this situation.
Whatever seems fun. You get xp from pretty much anything you do, like uncovering parts of the map, gathering stuff, killing stuff, completing events and in zones that you outlevel you get scaled down and so xp rewards are still kinda relevant.
Back in WoW I had my keyboard fully keybinded. I liked it a lot. I used the WASD for movement (couldn't drop the backwards key since I liked it even though I never used it in PvP), the surrounding keys (1-5, Q, E, R, F, Z-V, 12 in total, the size of the skillbars) with it's SHIFT, CTRL and ALT counterparts fully binded for the hoard of skills you could use which could be simultaneously available. Welcome to the Guild Wars 2 Ranger Profession Spotlight Guide. Rangers are survivalists who adapt to their environment and summon wild beasts to their aid. They are built to handle any situation with their deep connection to nature. In this guide, we will provide an overview of the Ranger profession, including their unique mechanics, skills, trait lines, and recommended weapon combinations for tAQV0z.
