Keeps getting better!

I did eventually buy the GW GOTY edition and have been slowly playing through it. I need to get back to it.

Took 2 breaks from GW2 during LW1 mainly because I did not like the "this content is only available for a limited time and then its gone forever" mechanic. I'm glad the devteam got away from that.

I was kinda not wanting to start another MMO, but she said she would purchase the game for me as an incentive. Downloaded the game during headstart, made my first character - Braxxus, norn warrior, taken after my main character in CoH, and been playing ever since.

Even after moving back home, I would see Nightfall and Factions in the stores, and always looked at them, and never purchased. It was after the announcement that CoH was shutting down, that a friend who was big into GW ask me and my g/f to come play GW2 with her and her husband.

I spend 6 years in Los Angeles: 1999-2006. I would go into Fry's Electronics and see the box for Guild Wars in the games section. And I always picked it up and looked at the back thinking "I kinda want to check this out." But I never did.

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I imagine it was this MnG

During this MnG, there was a separate area set up where Guild Wars 2 was being previewed to the players. I was a CoH player at the time, so I didn't really pay attention to it.

Started playing GW2 at head start weekend. And now 2025, over 20,000 hours of play time and hoping for many more.

Hsien-Ko is my fave of the Darkstalkers roster!

I saw it happen with City of Heroes. I was there at the second beta event, and was still there when the servers went offline.

I know Homecoming resurrected the game with NCSoft's blessing, but it's not the same.

Players earned experience and a special currency called "Architect Tickets" for completing these player-made missions, which could be redeemed for various in-game rewards. "

Imagine how cool that would be in Guild Wars 2?
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It provided an interface to customize environments, objectives, enemy encounters, and character dialogue, which could then be played by other users through a public Mission Browser.

I feel this all too well

That's gorgeous!