Finally got Guild Wars up and running. Who wants to keep me company?

Why are they allready comming out with a new expansion?

Me~! Poke me on MSN sometime. I'm just heading out to works but.

Ooh! Which chapter?

Both, though I'm going to focus on Prophecies first. Working on a Me/N. Mesmers are fun.

Because that's how they make money with no monthly fee.

Add me to your friendlist and send me a pm already

Hrm, seems like a lot of us play - anyone think there are enough to try to create a Lusternia guild again? Or maybe an IRE guild?

Yesyesyesyesyesyesyes.

Only, no porn titles. This means you, Shorlen.

Blame Estarra for making a game called Lusty with an ultimate evil that's obsessed with tentacles

I'm at work, I can't log on!

Also, Conjure Phantasm is the most kick-ass spell I can remember getting at that level in any game.

Just thought I'd add something I recently came across and thought you guys might enjoy

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5...amp;q=WoW+vs+GW

That was awesome! I still think the dancing in GW is way better, save the warrior dances suck...Man I havnt played Guild Wars in a year now....How is factions anyway? Is the PvE more challenging than Prophicies?

Ass-ass-ins got a gay dance. I swear, why'd the girls end up with some thing like that? If you got the collectors for Factions and had a male assassin, I thought it went rather well together.

So, uh, yeah. I got Guild Wars to work. Thanks to those who helped me through it!

I play it almost all the time when I get home from school, along with Achaea/Lusty.

Just add 'Ranna Rousseau' to the friends list and bug me. Currently trying to exploit every inch of Pre Searing as a Monk. If I manage to get back into the 'groove' of GW, I'll be happy to play Healer for anyone who needs it.

I found the PvE harder in a few places, and quite fun. Especially in the elite missions, but getting into them can be hard. I didn't think Factions was THAT great though, and still perfer the Prophecies campaign, mostly because the plot to Factions is horribly cliche and lame. However, the missions were more fun and imaginative in Factions, though the quests were less fun and less imaginative. There's one mission, for example, where the entire mission is to kill this giant dragon. You hit him a bit until his health gets low enough that he flies away, lowering one of his barriers, and then you chase after him fighting your way back to where he is, and then fight him again, repeating this a few times until the final showdown. Each time, he's a bit harder than before - I thought it was really fun

I'm really looking forward to Nightfall though, since I thought the new classes that introduces are really fun to play, and the idea of costumizable henchies that stick with you sounds fun, though I'm not quite sure how they'll implement it.

I started with Factions because I like the Mesmer models better. Other than that I'm not far enough to say. I really should get my Prophecies character up to post-Searing at least.

Also, since I don't think I mentioned it yet, my main is Lorelei Talnara.

Vaell Ketshei here.

What, and the plot to Prophecies isn't?

I agree that Prophecies is the superior game though.

Compared to Factions, it isn't! I liked the entirely expected plot twists though, and I really liked how the game comes full circle at the very, very end (with the stuff you read on the stone slabs during the final Titan quest).

As far as I've gotten in Factions, which is the the Luxon specific mission, I have to say I prefer Prophecies. Not really because or any story line... they're both ok, but because the gameplay was so much better in Prophecies. In Factions, you level up way to fast, there's really no introduction, and you don't get skills from quests which kinda defeats the pourpose of doing them. Yes, I know you get skill points, but you have to spend money to use those, and I save my money for crafting materials so I can get better armour.

As for my character, I use Fugisawa Manokiko and I'm a member of the Cattle Prod Squad... which only has about five or six members right now.