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The new title is too long and even more confusing.

@SirUrza "What if a company made the X or Square button on the controller the "shoot" button"

Metal Gear Soldier :D, but that's not really a shooter.

I like a fast leveling system. To me most games start at the end-game, leveling is just something you have to do to learn the mechanics of the game.

However it gets to a point where you already learned the mechanics and how to play your class, but your still stuck leveling. I'm a slow leveler, haha.

I only managed to level one character to max in WoW and have many alts who didn't make it that high.

Guild Wars 2 is just overshadowing everything currently out and will be out. I call it the anti-WoW, it removes so many frustrations when playing a MMO.

I hate it because they should be spending more time doing pew pew instead of typing.

@dissectional75 Red Orchestra 2 : Heroes of Stalingrad

@Anticrawl Red Orchestra 2 : Heroes of Stalingrad

I'm on the edge about this game. I'm waiting for RO2 and BF3 this year, but they don't seem to be coming out anytime soon. Maybe RO2 mid year, but they don't have a set date.

Are they doing any open betas for this game or a demo?

What do I love about GW2?

- Artwork style is superb, really speaks to me. (new Lion's Arch, animations, spells, environment, and etc)
- Reactive action bar that changes with weapon load-out
- More active combat, with some action hack-n-slash dodging (spell combos)
- Hall of Monuments rewards, it got me playing GW 1 again. Even bought the last 2 games after Factions.
- Enjoyed reading Ghosts of Ascalon, hope we get to find out what happened to Dougal crew after it ended.
- Keeping teleportation waypoints and adding Asura Gates.
- Dynamic events based (also their rewards are given to you via points, instead of items. So you don't need to be at the event area to receive your reward or wait till it finishes. Dynamically scaling difficulty)
- Griefer-free environment (No more people tagging 5-6 quest mobs so no one can have them. No more people not accepting an invite while killing a boss mob. Etc.)
- Customization of armor (transmuting armor pieces to another armor's stats. Dyes, and etc)
- The way the Charr run
- The feeling I get when they show parts where GW1 took place
- Being an unconventional MMORPG (Things like you don't need Tanks and Healers in your party anymore. You don't need a balanced group to do dungeons and etc. Downed state instead of dying right away. Anyone can heal and revive.)
- PvP (although I really never spent time PvPing in GW, I did enjoy it in other MMORPGs. I recently heard there were several types of PvP. One of them they said even had a server browser that you could find PvP battles and hop in. No more waiting for long queue times :D)

Probably some more things, but can't think of them off the top of my head.

Its strange. Every Singleplayer Valve game releases that I try to play gives me motion sickness. However none of their Multiplayer games give me motion sickness.