knight0151

Naw, I found it pretty fun BEFORE 70 too. GG

TheWiseGuy

i know exactly what you should do..................look at the bottom of my siggy........bring goodies lol

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pel_jc

In GW you definetely have to get good at your selection of skills otherwise you wont survive, it really isn't about your armor or your level, it´s all about choosing your skills wisely,
The first time I played I chose an fire ele and it was pretty fun, though the first couple of days I almost cried since I died everytime I stuck my nose out of town, but I kept trying and got better and better and it's just amazing

I definetely vote for GW

drawnzer54

I Lul'd at your epic fail list.
Any backing up of why I'm on there other than "CUZ UR AROGINT"

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EmyllaXyall

I've played both.

I haven't gotten to 20 as of yet in GW,as I don't really play it much, but I'm pretty close. So I don't know what the PvP is like as well as everyone else, though I have had a small taste of it. I do enjoy the game play, and the fact that I don't have to pay monthly fees.

I have reached 70 in WoW. I don't like how the gear makes up so much of how you play. Any time I want to go through a raid or do something, it's like "PST stats, gear" and I'm like... I just reached 70 not too long ago... don't have leet gear like you. So it's crap. However, I do like the lore in WoW as opposed to GW.

But really, there are plus sides to either game. Yes, the graphics in GW are definitely better than WoW, but WoW isn't supposed to look "real;" it's more like a comic, a cartoon, something like that. And besides, that will be fixed in Wrath. But why base your choice on whether the graphics are better or not?

I personally like how the updates for GW are in-game. No waiting for a full-content patch.

Anyway. Really what it all boils down to is what game fits your style.

kyrow

Another intelligent post by a noob...NOT!

GW is a great buy if ya ask me...You buy the game, and theres no monthly payments. The story line is epic win..You actually feel like you are part of the world in which you play in.

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drawnzer54

Mmkay, You posted this in the guild wars section so obviously this is going to be quite bias, but speaking for experience of both games (I played GW Before all the expansions so :\) I thought WoW Had more to offer, the level cap in GW is 20 for christs sake, and after that it isn't really exciting other than PvP (Again this is MY experience)

WoW is more team based, and much more fun gaining levels and gear, along with professions and etc.

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Jaskaran

well I only played the WOW trial but it was wayyyy funner then this game if i were you id just get to level 70 and go to guild wars

and also it was pretty fun in the trial which you only got time for up to level 7

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Darkhell153

There is a very simple difference between WoW and Guild Wars. Although some people favor some aspects over the other in the different games I consider them to be equal in quality.

WoW has a huge amount of updates, I mean really really huge (you'd have to play guild wars for a few days to understand just how many) and guild wars only has a few updates, some of them horrible skill changes spread out over weeks or months. In other words, you play WoW because the plotline is always changing and there are always new plots to play. You play guild wars because you want to complete the game, then move onto another campaign, help your friends out with their quests, or move into PvP and start mass-murdering people.

WoW is very very cheap upfront...but over time, their monthly fees can cost you more in a few years then it would cost you for internet (true in my case, very good and very cheap internet. They cut the price ). True that if you collect a bunch of the free trial cards and get a whole buncha days free you could get by, but it'd include either making a lotta MMO-type friends, or subscribing to a lot of MMO magazines (also expensive in the long run). Guild Wars, for the entire set, costs around $100 dollars and you can play it forever. If I played WoW for as long as I've played guild wars I'd probably have spent around 3-4 times that much.

I guess you could say the two cancel out, on one end you get quality updates with more expense, on the other end you get lame updates but cheaper in the long run (and it's a pretty solid game too, it catches your attention and you actually want to finish it and keep playing to see how many other combinations you can do.)

That's my 2 cents...well more like 500 dollars but you get the idea xD

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