shawn
12-09-2011, 15:55
http://www.teamquitter.com/index.php
If you've heard of the TeamQQ site before, you've probably heard it's a cesspool of mean elitists who insult anyone they don't know and call each other every name in the book.
Well.
That was true.
But not as much anymore!
The pvp discussion forum has stricter moderation than the rest of the site, and discussions include such topics as playing with the sound on or off, forceful blow vs devastating hammer, and new flux ideas. It's an excellent resource for anything gw1 pvp related, and Axiom hopes that trend will continue for gw2.
Damon has also posted a thread about concerns with gw2 (http://www.teamquitter.com/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=25860), which I thought was notable:
I've been following Guild Wars 2 closely for the past two years, and have been able to play it for many hours courtesy of ArenaNet events in Seattle and Boston. I'd like to confess that my view of the game has gone from telling people to forget about it to being a starry-eyed fanboy over all this time, and it's all because of the information I get and the changes they make. I'd say I hold a fairly positive perspective on the potential of the game right now. Nonetheless, I constantly hear misinformed individuals make complaints about the game - complaints that I used to make but have since explored the issue deep enough to change my stance. People say locked skill bars suck, no energy sucks, no monks suck, no GvG sucks, etc. I won't say these kinds of complaints are unjustified, but they are presumptuous. The true story on a lot of these issues is not as bad as you might think, so I'm curious...
...what really bothers you about Guild Wars 2?
If you have pvp questions which you can't find an answer to, be it gw1 or gw2, don't be afraid to ask around, either here or there. However, you have to be willing to accept advice and changes, and to admit that a random build you came up with on a whim may not turn out as the be-all-end-all of builds in a real world pvp situation. Too often we see people seeking advice, yet stubbornly claim their Barrage mesmer is effective. Trust us, the game's been out 6+ years, we have the mechanics figured out by now. :azn:
If you've heard of the TeamQQ site before, you've probably heard it's a cesspool of mean elitists who insult anyone they don't know and call each other every name in the book.
Well.
That was true.
But not as much anymore!
The pvp discussion forum has stricter moderation than the rest of the site, and discussions include such topics as playing with the sound on or off, forceful blow vs devastating hammer, and new flux ideas. It's an excellent resource for anything gw1 pvp related, and Axiom hopes that trend will continue for gw2.
Damon has also posted a thread about concerns with gw2 (http://www.teamquitter.com/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=25860), which I thought was notable:
I've been following Guild Wars 2 closely for the past two years, and have been able to play it for many hours courtesy of ArenaNet events in Seattle and Boston. I'd like to confess that my view of the game has gone from telling people to forget about it to being a starry-eyed fanboy over all this time, and it's all because of the information I get and the changes they make. I'd say I hold a fairly positive perspective on the potential of the game right now. Nonetheless, I constantly hear misinformed individuals make complaints about the game - complaints that I used to make but have since explored the issue deep enough to change my stance. People say locked skill bars suck, no energy sucks, no monks suck, no GvG sucks, etc. I won't say these kinds of complaints are unjustified, but they are presumptuous. The true story on a lot of these issues is not as bad as you might think, so I'm curious...
...what really bothers you about Guild Wars 2?
If you have pvp questions which you can't find an answer to, be it gw1 or gw2, don't be afraid to ask around, either here or there. However, you have to be willing to accept advice and changes, and to admit that a random build you came up with on a whim may not turn out as the be-all-end-all of builds in a real world pvp situation. Too often we see people seeking advice, yet stubbornly claim their Barrage mesmer is effective. Trust us, the game's been out 6+ years, we have the mechanics figured out by now. :azn: