You'll hear about it from the characters involved so you don't actually need to read about it." The premise sounds too good to be true, so naturally we had our concerns. "You'll see the events happening in the world.
"You're going to have guys running up to you, shouting – in spoken text – "Help! Help! Our town's under attack, please help us!" and if you look off in the distance you'll see fire coming off the top and smoke billowing up from it, and rocks flying from catapults," Johanson says. We caught up with Colin Johanson, Lead Content Designer for Guild Wars 2, to get more detail on what the team's been up to.ĪrenaNet's plan is to make questing a much more natural process, where simply by being in a certain area at a certain time, you could get swept up into a siege, or find yourself delivering supplies for a celebration, or perhaps trying to slow – or even halt – the advance of an enemy invasion force.
Today we got information about the "Dynamic Event System" which we understand has the potential to do to traditional MMO quests what Gatorade did to water. Players closely following the progress of Guild Wars 2 – ArenaNet's ambitious-sounding MMORPG – may have noticed lately that the official website has been getting some lovin'.
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