Intreductor

ANET announced that they will be updating the coding and engine in order to make updating present content and future development easier, updating Zhaitan fight and adding a new open world map to Orr.

I hope they don't stop there. There is a multitude of unfinished content like unfinished hidden jumping puzzles, unfinished maps and zones (Sea of Sorrows/eastern wall of the Dominion of Winds, Malyc's Pale Tree) and my greatest hope is they return to finish Icebrood Saga and complete Primordus' arc of that living world season. I don't see it being a priority or high on the list, but looking perhaps 5 years down the line if everything goes smoothly with GW3 and annual GW2 expansion resume and

I play on and off for some 5 years, I am currently halfway through Dawntrail, there is one thing I fell in love with the more I played the game.

See, I play a Roegadyn, and thus far I only played tank classes, Paladin and DK, usually wearing heavy bulky face-covering armor.

My favorite activity in the game is watching my character walk in cutscenes.

I don't know if I have ever seen my characters aura farm so hard while slow walking towards literal gods ready to bend their spines.

Even during story moments that have nothing but dialogue, I like when the character nodding menacingly when the blue Alisaie is being a smartass again.

Just wanted to put it out there.

It was a first person tactical and strategic shooter game. You would play from 1st person view from a base from which you can spawn units and shoot. You could spawn tanks and aircraft, then switch to 1st person view of those units, go out attack enemy units and bases while some other spawned units follow you. I remember 2 types of maps, semi-desert city and a large urban area with high-rise buildings. Maps would have power sources which were light blue, and to harvest them you would have to move/teleport your base to float above them. That allowed you to spawn units.