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Expansions are all of them worth it, Imho, but some much more than others. Path of fire + Heart of thorns are the best two for me. They used to come in a pack, 2 at the price of one (not sure if that's still the case), so best value for maney too.
That said, no rush to buy expansions till you finish the main campaign and maybe try dungeons/fractals... Unless you feel the limits to ftp are too much for you.
That said be warned that, if you are a lore enjoyer and wan't to experience ALL the story, there's a steep price in front of you
1. Free to play value. There isn't much of a power grind. Second best gear (Exotic) is fairly cheap on the Auction House. It'll be enough for anything you, personally, would be doing. Top gear is Ascended, which you, personally, can get over time. As Free To Play.
This isn't a gear treadmill game.
2. Premium Value as a solo player. The overwhelming majority of the content is for solo players. Open world "Group" events are more or less solo players doing the same thing in the same area. World bosses are a bunch of people attacking the same boss. Not grouped up, just individuals doing their own thing.
Expansions basically just expand what you can do at level 80 (max level). They can be done in any order as well as bouncing between them.
If you are realy strapped for cash i recomend getting the HoT+PoF expansions when they are on sale for around 7 bucks. It adds a lot of content and it also upgrades your account from a "Free account".
This game is very solo friendly. Most of the open world content people play "solo with other players".
If you are having a ton of fun and want a few 1000 hours of extra stuff, buy the full dragon saga bundle.
You absolutely do not have group with others to play. This game is very solo friendly as others have mentioned. Unless you are doing dungeons, raids, world bosses, etc. In that case there is a "Looking for game" tab where you can find others to play with.
Regarding the DLC expansions. I would suggest playing all the way to max level on free to play to see how much you enjoy the gameplay. Heck might even make a second character to see if you enjoy other classes. I started with necromancer but ended up loving the guardian class. Do not be discouraged by not having a mount. I'm pretty sure the game was first made without mounts. Therefore there are plenty of waypoints around the map to teleport around to. Also walking around on foot seems to trigger world events more often in my case.
IMPORTANT: If you are playing through steam and buy ANY of the first 3 expansions, than you will NOT be able to buy the "Elder Dragon Saga DLC" which comes with the "Living World Seasons DLC" You will instead have to buy it in the in game shop with a currency called "Gems".
As others have mentioned the "Path of fire/Heart of thorns" bundle is def the most bang for your buck BUT it does lock you out from buying the "Elder Dragon Saga". So keep that in mind if you are interested in getting the "Elder Dragon Saga".
According to SteamDB The "Path of fire/Heart of thorns" bundle goes on sale for about $8.
The "Elder dragon saga" goes on sale for about $50
Hope you enjoy
I think Anet are being a tad dishonest when advertising their game as "FTP". FTP assumes you have access to almost full experience of the game, what isn't even remotely the case for GW2. You don't have access to tons of important content until you buy both HoT and PoF. You may decide to not buy the rest (though I recommed End of Dragons too, as it comes with a new elite spec for each profession, so basically 9 new playable classes). Actually, there is currently a sale on Epic Store which offers 50% discount on package that contains all three of those plus tons of extra story episodes (including new maps not present in the mentioned DLCs) normaly sold separately
Honestly, my opinion on such matters is this: if you can afford PC that can run such a game, pay for internet connection and have enough free time in your life to waste on an online game, you definitely can afford it. The fact you would rather prefer to not pay doesn't mean you can't ;)
You tell me bro ;) As if I never was young, broke - and still was able to find money to pay for wow/eve online subscription ;) And there is no subscription in this one, just a single 50$ payment. I find it amusing, as usualy people who tell things like that on internet waste times more on monthly basis on some trash like beers or smokes/wapes.
P.S.
And sorry if it sounded condescending and devaluing your experience, but that's just honest obesrvation of humans' behavior which includes me. Dozens of hours wasted on attempts to justfiy a purchase I really was fated to made anyway, searching for cheaper alternatives to get it - while I could just cut my unnecessary expenses for a month to pay for it, worst case scenario. You won't convince me that somebody facing, say, real hunger will be obsessed with such dilemas. I was there too, the games I play during this period was the last thing that worried me. I would be happy to play just any games at all.
Oh no, I was in no way attempting to shame you at all my friend! I agree, nobody should choose games over food. I was just explaining that some people have specific circumstances such as myself where yes, I am able to spend a little bit extra on games and am very picky on where that money goes :) my wife and I have a budget lol
thanks for not being a toxic prick. I'mma friend you
its not like wow where you have lost the train after 3-4 months or even weeks of hiatus
all your equipment is the same when you left and wont get nerfed to oblivion like other mmo´s do