The last line took me back to when I was writing my first Scarlet Briar story

"Scarlet rose to her feet, catching Ceara’s throat in her grasp as she fell. “Now…it’s time for you to come home…”

There needs to be many many more like you

I miss the late 80s-early 90s days of anime.

Whaaaaaaat!? That's awesome!

Gave you a follow!

Keeps getting better!

I did eventually buy the GW GOTY edition and have been slowly playing through it. I need to get back to it.

Took 2 breaks from GW2 during LW1 mainly because I did not like the "this content is only available for a limited time and then its gone forever" mechanic. I'm glad the devteam got away from that.

I was kinda not wanting to start another MMO, but she said she would purchase the game for me as an incentive. Downloaded the game during headstart, made my first character - Braxxus, norn warrior, taken after my main character in CoH, and been playing ever since.

Even after moving back home, I would see Nightfall and Factions in the stores, and always looked at them, and never purchased. It was after the announcement that CoH was shutting down, that a friend who was big into GW ask me and my g/f to come play GW2 with her and her husband.

I spend 6 years in Los Angeles: 1999-2006. I would go into Fry's Electronics and see the box for Guild Wars in the games section. And I always picked it up and looked at the back thinking "I kinda want to check this out." But I never did.

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I imagine it was this MnG

During this MnG, there was a separate area set up where Guild Wars 2 was being previewed to the players. I was a CoH player at the time, so I didn't really pay attention to it.

Started playing GW2 at head start weekend. And now 2025, over 20,000 hours of play time and hoping for many more.

Hsien-Ko is my fave of the Darkstalkers roster!

I saw it happen with City of Heroes. I was there at the second beta event, and was still there when the servers went offline.

I know Homecoming resurrected the game with NCSoft's blessing, but it's not the same.

Players earned experience and a special currency called "Architect Tickets" for completing these player-made missions, which could be redeemed for various in-game rewards. "

Imagine how cool that would be in Guild Wars 2?
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It provided an interface to customize environments, objectives, enemy encounters, and character dialogue, which could then be played by other users through a public Mission Browser.

I feel this all too well