Just 20 levels? How god dayum short is this game?

[Chii Heartbeat]

How long is it really? Please keep the fanboy in you away if you can. If not just alert us.

[Sceles]

You get to lvl20 when you've finished about half of one campaign. Most of the content is made for lvl20 characters.

[c0Zm1c]

The campaigns are generally much shorter than other level-grind MMOs. Combat is more to do with skill than outpowering enemies, especially as once you hit level 20, enemies carry on increasing in level as you progress.

[Chii Heartbeat]

Hour amount should be more helpful.

[c0Zm1c]

Depends how many hours you wish to invest. Finishing the campaigns won't take long and will obviously differ from player to player, but achievement grinding (which is optional) can take several months to several years.

[Sceles]

About 30h per campaign the first time you do them, but you'll propably spend hundreds or even thousands of hours doing dungeons, hard mode content, and elite missions. Or just title hunting or filling up Hall of Monuments, which shows your achievements and can also be visited in GW2.

[Spikemonchi]

^^

[Gordoff]

When your at the Crystal Desert and completed the Mission were u fight yourself, that will give u 20,000 experience and will get you to Level 20. Just keep on playing the story man.

1000+ Hours on Guild Wars 1.

[Darq0n]

the game is NOT about leveling.. it's about collecting skills and really interesting PVE and PVP. It has hunderds of hours of gameplay.. a great mmo!

[Chii Heartbeat]

Okay I understand. Just wondering since there are bots you can use as party members does that mean arenanet will be able to make the game a singleplayer one very easily? I mean once the game is truly dead arenanet should just make it sp. It can't be that hard.

[cloud]

I have over 1000 hours and 8 characters. In later game packs (Factions etc) you get 'heros' who you can adjust with skills you have unlocked and buff up their armour etc.

As for making it single player, it could be done by making the server side hosted on your own PC, but I suspect the GW server is very specialised and will not be ported to run on your home PC, therefore SP is unlikely.

[Nick Naughty]

The game starts at level 1, but its end game is level 20 and begins very early and goes on for a long time.

[halogamb]

You get the majority of the NPC party members from Nightfall and Eye of the North with only 1 coming from each Prophecies and Factions (Olias+Zenmai). 3 if you count Miku from the Cantha: Winds of Change arc. There is also the golem NPC that you get from owning the trilogy, though I honestly can't remember offhand where to get him. It was fairly easy and can pdefinitely be found via google. The game itself is entirely about the story and gameplay rather than leveling. I have logged 6,745 hours into this game and I'm still coming back to it.

[Killroy Jr.]

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Okay I understand. Just wondering since there are bots you can use as party members does that mean arenanet will be able to make the game a singleplayer one very easily? I mean once the game is truly dead arenanet should just make it sp. It can't be that hard.

Guild Wars 1 basically is a Single Player game when it comes to the PVE content. It CAN be played with others, but with the Hero/Hireling system, and the fact its all instanced anyway, and that about 80% of the game is story driven. It was always a Single Player expereience on the PVE half. Now the PVP is a whole different ball game, and its the reason there are still people playing this game. PVP is where the social aspects took a high point and the game had its MMO elements. There were so many options, from the guild halls to the types of matches you could play and if you had Factions you had the territorial fights. But anyways to answer your original question, theres a good 200+ hours easy just on the PVE content alone. Itll take you 100 just to finish all 3 campaigns and probably a good 30 to trek through Eye of The North. Then if you want to do ALL the quest and get ALL the skills for your classes. Your looking at an easy addition 40 hours or so. GW was definitely not short on content

[Killroy Jr.]

Also no one mentioned this. You dont get your skills and such from leveling in GW1. The abilities for each class are given by doing quest, so by the time you hit level 20 you wont even be close to having them all if you didnt do alot of side quest.

[Chii Heartbeat]

What do I need to get some things in guild wars 2 ?
There was a thing where you did something in gw1 and that thing was shown in gw2.