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of other fantasy-themed role-playing games, there's
really never been anything quite like it before. It
innovatively and successfully combines many of the best,
most addictive properties of action RPGs, online RPGs,
and competitive multiplayer games in one beautifully
produced package, which offers a tremendous lasting
value yet none of the monthly fees typically associated
with online-only games. The first title from developer
ArenaNet, guild wars threatens the entire online RPG
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In the world of guild wars, the men are men, and the
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In guild wars, you play as a hero from Ascalon, your
typical fantasy province that's fallen on hard times,
thanks to relentless assaults from fearsome creatures
called the charr. Ascalon seems huge and wondrous as you
begin to explore it and its outskirts. But it turns out
to be literally just a tiny portion of the richly
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truly epic. Meanwhile, the other half of the game
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players, set in various types of arena events. It's
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person shooter, but it's relatively easy to learn and
certainly difficult to master. Unlike many other online
RPGs, which often take a lot of flak from their
audiences for lacking a definitive endgame, guild wars
gives the impression that it was built with the endgame
competition as a primary concern. However, one of its
big surprises is just how much noncompetitive content
there is. Even if you have no interest in player-versus
-player battling whatsoever, guild wars will still
provide you with more than 100 hours of quality
gameplay, which you can tackle either alone or together
with other players pretty much every step of the way.

The core gameplay in guild wars is reminiscent of action
RPGs like the Diablo series. It lets you navigate
countless big, winding maps filled with enemies and
treasure, and combat is frequent and fast. You can't
climb or fall from ledges, so at times, the design of
the maps feels pretty contrived. However, the generally
linear layout mostly just helps to keep you focused. The
game's interface is clean and intuitive, and offers a
few neat perks like a minimap that you can scribble on
to help you communicate with your team. You have free
reign over the camera perspective, so you may choose to
play from a first-person viewpoint all the way on out to
a bird's-eye view. Although, a third-person behind-the-
back angle seems to deliver the best of both worlds,
because you'll get a close look at the game's gorgeous
graphics and plenty of room to see on your character's
periphery. When you see an enemy (whether it's a
computer-controlled creature or an opposing player), you
may target it with a hotkey or a mouse click, and then
attack it with your ranged or melee weapons. Most of
your combat will be focused on using your different
skills, though.

You can have exactly eight skills readied at a time,
which correspond to the number keys on your keyboard.
Which eight skills you bring to battle and which skills
you discover during your adventure is really at the
heart of what makes guild wars such a compelling
experience. It's what levels the playing field in PvP
and keeps the action manageable even when things get
really intense. Each of the game's six character classes
has 150 unique skills, and each one has its own little
icon graphic, description, and purpose. For the most
part, skills are not inherently better or worse than
other skills--they're just different. Depending on how
you've developed your character or your role in a player
team, the skills will be better or worse for your
circumstances. Many skills have obvious uses, while many
are much more specific to certain types of situations.
Some will serve you better when exploring the role-
playing portion of the game, while others will be better
suited to PvP battling against real opponents. It's
definitely an interesting selection process. It shares a
lot in common with collectible card games, and similarly
offers a very satisfying reward whenever you discover
that great, new skill that makes you feel much stronger
while also causing you to make significant changes to
your overall strategy. guild wars' skill system is a
resounding success.

Creating a character is a quick, straightforward process
of choosing a gender, appearance, and character class.
You'll quickly notice the game's striking character
design right from this point. Even prior to that,
though, you're asked to make an important choice:
whether to build a standard role-playing character or a
player-versus-player-specific character. If you choose
the former, you start out as a first-level neophyte on a
foreboding day in Ascalon's history. And if you choose
the PvP option, you skip all the way through the 100-odd
hours of questing and storyline and begin with a high-
level character decked out with powerful equipment. He
or she can then jump right into some competitive
matches, but cannot participate in any cooperative
gameplay.

An absolutely huge story-driven role-playing adventure
awaits you, though you can cut straight to the player-
versus-player skirmishing if you prefer.
The idea behind these two options is pretty obvious.
Players who'd rather not muck around with leveling up
and pretentious fantasy storytelling needn't even bother
with it, and they can instead jump straight into the
competitive game. Or, players who want to get their feet
wet before diving into PvP combat, or who want to ignore
PvP entirely, may do so during the course of the
adventure. It's not quite this cut and dried, though,
because guild wars wants you to experience both aspects
of the game, regardless of whether you think you do or
not. Specifically, if you cut straight to the PvP,
you'll find that the vast majority of the different
character classes' skills are locked away, waiting to be
discovered during the course of the role-playing
portion. Custom weapon parts can also be found in the
campaign, which can later be used in PvP.

So, it's possible that players expecting guild wars to
be a light and breezy experience will be disappointed,
because this is a deep, enthralling, and potentially
very time-consuming game. While combat in guild wars
rewards skillful planning and coordination between
players, many of the best guild wars players will surely
be the ones who invest the largest number of hours into
the game--not only honing their talents, but also
seeking out the best skills and equipment in the role-
playing portion. Fortunately, the role-playing portion
is on equal footing with the PvP, so chances are you'll
enjoy the opportunity to experience both, and appreciate
the game all the more for it.
guild wars is one of those games that you can easily
play for long stretches while losing track of the hours
--suddenly it's dark out, or light out, as the case may
be. However, in contrast to many other RPGs, there's
very little about guild wars that inherently demands a
lot of your time all at once. It was clearly designed
from the ground up to allow you to play in brief spurts,
for minutes or maybe for an hour at a time. The PvP
battles are action-packed affairs along the lines of
what you'd expect from a competitive shooter. The role-
playing quests and cooperative missions are typically
less than an hour long. Also, you never need to worry
about saving your progress or logging out in a safe
area, because you can quit whenever you want to, and
you'll always restart in the nearest town with all your
skills and experience intact. There are no severe or
permanent penalties from getting killed--just a
temporary hit to your maximum health and energy levels
that goes away when you get back to town.

guild wars offers single-player, cooperative, and
competitive experiences each in turn.
From a technical standpoint, the game is a marvel. It
boots up and quits out instantly, downloads software
updates quickly and automatically, and runs wonderfully
in a window if you prefer (you do need to be connected
to the Internet whenever you're playing, though). Unlike
in other online RPGs, logging in and quitting out is
painless, and your character is also capable of
instantly teleporting between all the cities and towns
you've ever visited, at any time. These locations
effectively serve as lobbies, and they're packed with
players looking for other players to be their teammates.
Or, if you can't find a good player team (or don't want
to), the cities and towns let you fill out your team
with computer-controlled henchmen.

For better or worse, these henchmen aren't as good as
the real thing. Later on in the adventure, they'll be
ill equipped to help you through some of Tyria's most
dangerous environments. We also had them bug out on us
on several occasions, either by getting stuck in the
environment or flying off to who knows where. But the
game generally makes it really easy to start and restart
quests and missions, and finding willing players to work
with is also fairly simple, which makes the occasional
problems with the henchmen easy to dismiss. There's
another issue that has to do with the game's cities and
towns, which is that they can be overwhelming because
they can be filled with so many players. There's no
simple, obvious way to get into a group, short of
clicking on the different people you see and then
clicking a little plus icon that invites them to join
you, so chat channels tend to be filled with requests
from players looking for teammates. Also, there's no
easy way to compare your pending quests with your
teammates' pending quests short of just chatting about
it, so it can be especially difficult to find a willing
group to go questing out in the wilderness, versus
taking on the cooperative missions that start out in
town. And there's some slight but noticeable lag when
you type chat messages. For a game with player community
at its heart, guild wars seems somewhat devoid of
amenities for enabling players to meet one another.

Furthermore, since guild wars makes it so easy to jump
around the world, as well as to start up and exit out of
the game in the first place, the player community
doesn't exactly seem warm and friendly, on the whole.
For example, if a quest or mission doesn't go well,
random teammates are liable to quit without any warning,
which can be frustrating to those left behind. As with
just about any online game, the solution to this sort of
issue is to play with friends instead of with strangers.
To this end, guild wars actually has another leg up on
most online RPGs, in that it lets you freely communicate
with any other player in the gameworld, while most
online RPGs limit you to communicating only with players
on the same server, which contains its own instance of
the gameworld.

Many of the cities in guild wars are absolutely packed
with other players.
guild wars uses a different sort of technology. Towns
and cities that have too many players in them are
automatically split up into "districts," akin to
separate chat lobbies, while missions and wilderness
areas are always uniquely generated for the player team,
so you'll never encounter random players or seas of
already-killed monsters when you're out exploring the
world. For the most part, that's great. But to an
extent, it's actually a double-edged sword, since the
fairly abstract manner in which the gameworld is set up
diminishes some of the sense of immersion. It's
difficult to fully appreciate the scale and the dangers
of the world when you can freely and instantly teleport
between the areas marked on your map. In other words,
Tyria doesn't feel quite as cohesive as it could have,
with the extremely brief but frequent loading screens
between maps, and the fact that the towns and cities are
all inundated with out-of-character banter.
Additionally, the key story sequences are presented in
full speech, which is nice, but most of the questing is
conveyed through small text-based pop-up windows, which
aren't very engrossing, especially not in the context of
the game's otherwise-outstanding presentation. For that
matter, the rewards for the game's dozens of different
side quests often aren't even pertinent to your
character. So the questing system can sometimes seem
unfocused. It's mostly just there to give you more of a
reason to explore the gameworld at your own pace--which,
luckily, is enjoyable enough on its own.
There's definitely a learning curve involved in getting
proficient at guild wars, at least as far as the PvP
gameplay goes. For one thing, because the game features
a nonstandard character class system, which encourages
you to choose both a primary and a secondary profession
from six different options (for a total of 30 different
combinations), the result is having to learn lots of
obscure abbreviations like "R/N" and "Mo/Me" (referring
to ranger/necromancers and monk/mesmers, respectively,
just in case you were wondering). Fortunately, the role
-playing portion of the game mostly does a great job of
introducing you to the different layers of gameplay at a
steady pace. You'll start out being able to casually
adventure on your own (an optional early quest invites
you to group with just one other player). Later, you'll
be able to form groups of four, then six, and then more.
Each time, it feels like a significant upgrade,
requiring you to rethink your place in the team as well
as your overall strategy. Eventually, teaming up with
other players starts to feel like a necessity rather
than a simple choice. Some of guild wars' final quests
are both very open-ended and challenging. And they also
serve as a primer for the sorts of PvP battles you could
later proceed to engage in.

It's a lot of fun to experiment with the different
character classes and skills in the game.
While you can participate in random PvP battles, the
odds are good that you'll meet up with (or will go in
already knowing) some like-minded individuals with whom
you'll want to form a guild. Forming a guild mostly just
enables you to readily communicate with other members of
your guild, though you can also customize a unique
insignia that all your guildmates may proudly wear on
their flowing cloaks. Being a member of a guild also
allows you to get the most out of the game's PvP
elements. International PvP competitions between guilds
are already taking place, as players from all around the
world battle it out in multi-team skirmishes, pitting
their best combinations of skills and tactics against
each other. When spells and counterspells are flying, as
melee fighters close the distance with ranged assailants
and supporting forces, the action can get hectic and
very exciting. And since you can have literally hundreds
of different skills to choose from across your two
professions, you ought to have your hands full for a
good, long time. So if the solo and cooperative portions
of guild wars start to take on a certain monotonous feel
after a while, leave it to PvP for a complete change of
pace.

It sure doesn't hurt that guild wars is so easy on the
eyes. This is an excellent-looking game, both from a
technical and from an artistic standpoint. Character
designs are fresh takes on fantasy conventions. Each
character gender/class combination has a unique and
memorable look, plus many options for customization (as
well as some unique and amusing social animations), so
you won't be seeing many clones of yourself while
running around in Tyria. The various creatures you'll
encounter are also imaginative and interesting, varying
wildly in shape and size. Though, sadly, none of them
bleed. The environments of guild wars may be the biggest
attraction from a graphical standpoint. This is one
beautifully detailed world, offering up larger-than-life
versions of pretty much every type of environment you
could think of, all rendered in a vivid, soft-focused
look that gives the game a dreamlike quality that
totally works. In spite of all this, guild wars runs
great even on relatively modest systems, and even when
tons of people are running around or duking it out. The
game's few graphical rough edges, such as how characters
seem to pop in piece by piece when you enter a new area,
wouldn't even be worth mentioning if the superlative
graphics didn't make them stick out a little.

If you only buy one computer game this year, it might as
well be guild wars. It's got what it takes to keep you
happily entertained for a very long time.
The game doesn't sound quite as impressive as it looks,
but that's kind of an unfair way of putting it, since
guild wars sounds great. A symphonic musical score by
renowned composer Jeremy Soule helps imbue each of
Tyria's distinct regions with its own personality, and
while the music is of uniformly high quality, it can
start to grow a bit repetitive as you explore within a
given type of environment. The sounds of combat pack a
good, solid punch, and different types of weapons and
skills in turn make distinctive noises, which all tend
to fit the action well. guild wars also has some nicely
done ambient sound effects, but given the nature of the
gameplay, you'll end up hearing a lot of the same
effects over and over. Interestingly, you can actually
hear your otherwise-silent character speaking during
some of the cutscenes, which will probably make you wish
you could hear his or her voice more often, such as in
tandem with the different social animations.

It seems like a common observation among longtime game
players that games have gotten shorter and smaller over
the years. The rigors of game design are such that it's
generally just not reasonable to expect games that are
both of very high quality and that are also very long,
but at the same time, there's something to be said for a
tightly paced gaming experience. Still, you can never
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