Nebarus: WoW and GW2 are my two go to MMO's. GW2's open world is amazing...

Akeche: To the point at the end. The big reason for this is because "endgame" hasn't really changed too much in GW2. In WoW every patch, let alone every expansion means all the old content becomes useless for progressing your character. But in GW2 it's all the same level, and for the most part gear remains the same no matter what content you're doing. I know for some WoW players they'll hate that, and might wonder what the point is. To this I would say... what's the point of grinding out your gear in WoW, only for it to be obsolete in 3 months?

Also, I hope you'll consider playing into Janthir Wilds itself a bit deeper to unlock the housing and make a video on that! Truly you've barely scratched the surface of the game. Elite Specializations, the mounts (oh boy the mounts!) and all the various Mastery tracks to unlock and invest into (which is an account wide thing!).

Terixofevermore: If you didn’t figure it out. By now those transformations are from your race, not your class.

Krieghandt: The hardest thing for WoW players to learn in GW2 is " Don't level up" If you focus on leveling, you'll regret it. And EVERYthing gives XP. pick flowers? XP. revive an NPC? XP. Crafting? XP. Walking around the world doing random stuff? XP.

Another piece of advice. Every zone has a vendor with weapons and armor at the zone's level. If you have out leveled the zone, buy the white armor. You will still be slightly OP, but the content will be fun. Even downscaled, your high end armor will completely OP the zone.

rashid2898: Now try guild wars 1 your endgame starts at level 1

philipgant2820: Gw2 overall is the best mmo in terms of combat and exploration

melinnamba: In case you haven't noticed it yet: your weapon skills are also kinda class skills. Each class uses the same weapon in very different ways. A warrior picks up a great sword and sees, well, a great sword. A necromancer sees a meele range magical conduit. And a Mesmer sees a long range staff type weapon. And on the flip side if you hand a staff to a thief, they will inflict blunt force trauma, no magic needed.

The actual profession skills however, are the skills on the left above your weapon skills. They add a class specific mechanic, that really makes each classes playstyle feel unique and elite specializations offer even more variety.

victorsv1983: I love GW2 and WoW. The combat in GW2 is amazing and PVP is very addictive. WoW has better endgame PVE.

Sep 16 2024

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