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Unmistakably similar to the previous two games in the innovative Guild Wars series, Nightfall features an impressive new Egyptian-themed continent to explore.
Eye of the North is largely more of the same. In this case, that's a terrific thing.
The follow-up to the innovative Guild Wars features a large new fantasy world to explore and enough competitive and cooperative role-playing action to easily keep you busy for weeks.
It's a very impressive game that's rewarding on many different levels and can be tremendously appealing for any number of reasons.
With a mind-blowing storyline, scenery that you just want to reach out and touch, edge of your seat action, revamped audio, and features no other game has had before, Nightfall is something that every person should have ... Read Full Review
28 of 28 users found the following review helpfulhttp://katiejurek.comGuild Wars is a competitive online role-playing game, one that I didn't play too long! I was already playing World of Warcraft when I played this game, and I didn't know many people who played, so I ... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulArguably Ultima Online set the tone for the 'massively multiplayer online' experience – or better known as MMO. You know, getting many players online with an ever changing world where the players can dictate the directio... Read Full Review
2 of 2 users found the following review helpfulFrom the moment you jump into Guild Wars, you will amazed by what it has to offer. Guild Wars has the qualities of an MMO, but feels more like a normal RPG. From the time you purchase the game you will know there are no ... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfuldont get me from its still a superb and unique game ,, thril'l i had with all the online players fighting monsters,,creatures and so on=),, the missions,,the quests,,the side--missions--all nice and in-touc... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulThis is a great expansion. It's a complete new saga for you to play with some additional character types. Levelling up is much quicker than in the original so seasoned players will find they get themselves back up to a... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulMuch mmorpgs use a level grinding system so that players don't put their focus on the games bad qualities. Guild Wars has shown that it is totally opposite towards this trend. First off the game is made with thought of p... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulWhen Factions was first released, I was quite dissapointed with the PvE subquests and pvpve ( think battlefied conquest mode). After participating in alliance battles and occasionally playing the competetive mission maps... Read Full Review
0 of 0 users found the following review helpfulPros: -No subscription fees -Other players are nice -You get your own private map when leaving a town or outpost. Cons: -Hard, ridiculously, mind numbing, retarded hard, as in it will make you freaking retarded af... Read Full Review
2 of 19 users found the following review helpfulBeyond doing the quests, there is little else this game has to offer. No strong in-game economy, no epic weapons or armor, no daylight or weather changes, items that are mostly worthless, no advanced skills system, no un... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulThis review is based on all three of Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall, together with the expansion Eye of the North. In many ways, Guild Wars is a strange MMORPG. It does away with grinding (mostly), it focuses on s... Read Full Review
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