I like to think in terms of value vs other games. so $30 could buy me a complete older or indie game on steam for example. And judge value in that sense. Currently when it comes to MMO type activities (end-game group content), I usually spend that time in ESO. GW2 I enjoyed mostly the solo content in game and less the MMO part.
For Guild Wars 2 on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "This Game Needs A Monthly Fee" - Page 3.
Probably the easiest way to make sure to have people to play with is to find a wvw guild and choose the guild's home server as your own. Post in the looking for guild forum, give your server region (EU or US), timezones you play in and playstyle of choice, or scroll through the guilds advertising in the same forum and see if there's one that
The idea itself isnt bad, but i think it isnt realistic, first of all lets put an example. Imagine a battle pass or fee of, say, 20€. Now i dont realy put much money in the game so i dont know how many gems it could be but say its 2k for example, to make the battle pass worth it youd need to give access to skins /utilities with a higher value, but the way skins and, say, bank slots work, is
As part of the upcoming feature pack for Guild Wars 2, we’ll be shipping a change that’s been a long time in the making: a brand-new Trading Post! We’ve put a lot of work into it to streamline the most common actions and clarify what’s happening when you’re using it. As part of the streamlining, we’ve cut down the amount of work
Ok, so I get that if he sells the 250/3c in one bunch, the TP will charge the normal tax fee of 10% and the total will be 750 * .9 = 675, then subtract the 38 and his total profit is 637. Then, apparently, if the 250 items happen to sell one at a time, the TP charges the 10% tax at every transaction.
EvgW. does guild wars 2 have a monthly fee
