Calm down and have a snack. Or whatever you do when you have 30 minutes to spare. Twice. Maybe three times. And bam, you have your game ready. Don´t know if it was different for you in February or what lightspeed internet you own, but right now Steam is downloading the whole client resulting in 7+ hour download time for me. Due to not having a monthly subscription fee, Guild Wars 2 had to look for other ways to monetize the game. The gemstore contains some items that will help you in your adventure, while others are simply a waste of money. This guide will explain what items in the gemstore are worth it and which ones are worthless.
The ultimate edition of all 3 expansions cost 100$ and includes 4.000 gems. The remaining 160 gems can be easily bought with gold or you take them from the 400 gems your get at 5.000 achievement points. Also you can buy the standard edition for 50$ and get the 4160 gems completely from exchanging gold and achievements.
Living World: yes. Not even living world i guess. As far as I know, f2p accounts can't exchange gold to gems. Sadly you cannot convert to gems as others have stated. What i do want to add is that it isn't that expensive compared to other games. The cheapest you can get it for is for $20 from Dlgamer.com which is an official retailer.
the data usage of GW isnt actually that much, it was only about 10-20mb per hour the last time I had to hot spot it. spacejam999. • 2 yr. ago. I played trough mobile connection several times and can confirm you can play for hours and hours and just use some MB. MorbidEel. To contact the Guild Wars 2 Support Team, please send an email directly to: support@arena.net. When sending your email, please provide the following information to speed up assistance: Your Steam ID: Guild Wars 2 Display Name: Guild Wars 2 Character Name (s): A summary of the issue you are requesting assistance with: If you don’t have some of
Guild Wars 2's quests continue to bring me so much joy—including the ones designed a decade ago. Even coming from WoW, which does have a few crackers, and Star Wars: The Old Republic, which has

You should do a bit of research before correcting people. Also, Guild Wars 2 wasn't the reason for a lot of those layoffs. Anet tried to expand in other side projects which didn't pan out. Not mentioned specifically in that article, but again, a bit of research goes a long way.

Guild Wars 2 have a LOT of players, but they don't make that much money from the playerbase compared to other games with their business model. I'm sure arena net is dying to implement a battle pass or something similar to make more money, but every time they focus just a little bit on extra monetization, the community freaks out like the world kyIf9h2.
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