All in all, it should still be the highly acclaimed Guild Wars 2 game, except perhaps now a bit more crowded. This is what most people play gw2 for.If you like organized endgame group pve, you will likely get frustrated from low population/lack of new content.If you like pvp/wvw, stay far away. And finally, there will also be limitations on the chat channels free users can use, to avoid spammers ruining the experience for everyone. If you like solo/casual group pve, then yes absolutely this game is worth it.
There will also be some places where you won't be able to wander off into until you meet the level requirements. No, there won't be any level cap, but there will be limitations on how many character slots you have. There definitely won't be a sudden flood of IAPs that will be semi-required to go through the game, but there will be some changes to separate free users from those who bought the game. Aside from the free base game, everything else remains the same. And now, anyone curious about the game can also try it out for free.ĪrenaNet, however, insists that it isn't switching to that often derided free-to-play model. First, anyone who buys the expansion will automatically have the base game included for free. Guild Wars 2 will solve this problem in two ways. This means that, while the expansion is mouthwatering and appetizing to new gamers, these will be discouraged by the double amount they have to pay. While you have to of course pay for the expansion, you will also have to buy the base game if they haven't done so before. While the game did have options for in-app purchases, those are non-essential benefits and can even be purchased using in-game gold instead of real-world money.Įxpansions, especially a major one like the Heart of Thorns, present a slight logistics problem for games with this model. No monthly fees, no gated content behind paywalls. You only needed to buy the Guild Wars box once and that's it. When Guild Wars 2 launched 3 years ago, and the original Guild Wars almost a decade ago, the MMORPG brought a surprising new business model to a market that was filled with subscriptions as well as is now called, sometimes derisively, as "freemium" business models.
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