In this way, the Living World content offers a continuous story that also connects the seasons and expansions. Also in Guild Wars 2, the overarching story progresses with every mission of every episode within every season. Just think of episodes of a season of a TV series. It works like this: the content is released in seasons, with episodes within them, which in turn consist of story missions. This content makes the world of Guild Wars 2 dynamic (or alive, that is). Guild Wars 2 got a major update in 2013, with the Living World content to top it all off. Many of the content updates include new items, but new mechanics and features are still being added, including dungeons, PvP modes, areas, group bosses, and tons of quality of life improvements, such as – just a few.
In the meantime, the frequency has been reduced slightly, although minor patches and bug fixes are still being implemented at a high frequency. In the beginning, content came out bi-weekly. Hardly any other MMORPG is as well maintained as Guild Wars 2. However, the two expansions that have now come out are not covered. The base game has since been available for free download. In 2015, the MMORPG transitioned to a free-to-play model. That meant that you had to put down a few tens to score the game, but that no additional subscription was required to play. When Guild Wars 2 hit stores in 2012, the game was still buy-to-play. So it’s high time to take a look at what’s new in the MMORPG.įrom buy-to-play to (largely) free-to-play A lot has changed in these 6 years, 2 months and 12 days. It has now been exactly 6 years, two months and 12 days since Guild Wars 2 was released on PC. Our editor therefore thought it was high time to take a look at what ArenaNet and NCsoft have changed and added to the MMORPG. From buy-to-play to (largely) free-to-playĪlthough she knows that time flies, Alie could hardly believe that it was more than 6 years ago that Guild Wars 2 came out.
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