Guild Wars 2

Guild Wars 2: The Retribution review

01. May, 2013Tags: Guild Wars 2, Guild Wars 2 Diary, MMO Blog

Guild Wars 2 Retribution

ArenaNet have managed it – the most underwhelming episode of Flame and Frost so far. While other updates have added a variety of new missions, events or features, Retribution seems to offer very little to the single player gamer. In fact, if you want to get technical, it adds absolutely nothing at all. A single mission, the Molten Weapon Facility, will have you team up with four others to run a dungeon, although once again there are no single player options. This will be especially annoying to those who have thus far managed to play alone.

Guild Wars 2 Flame and Frost : Retribution launches

Posted on 30. Apr, 2013 in Guild Wars 2, News

Guild Wars 2: Flame and Frost update is coming to a conclusion today as Final Chapter : Retribution goes live. The fourth chapter we join forces with Rox the charr and Braham the norn and take on the Molten Alliance at its own facilities. This new Living Story dungeon is the final mission where players will see a final boss unlike anything they have ever seen in Tyria before.

Guild Wars 2 : The Razing Review

07. April, 2013Tags: Guild Wars 2, Guild Wars 2 Diary, MMO Blog

Guild Wars 2 The Razing Flame and Frost: The Razing, the latest update for Guild Wars 2, was much more difficult to review than I’d expected. While the other Living Stories have been a little empty on new gameplay features, The Razing is far more time consuming, in a good way. The first Flame and Frost update had you tediously helping refugees, while the second simply added a few rather dulls events that people sussed out and spammed until they had the achievements. Future episodes of the Living Story weren’t going to work like this, so ANet tried to make this latest update more natural, tried to make it feel like things were happening. Unfortunately, it’s all smoke and mirrors.