It’s Halloween time in Guild Wars again. Festivities have been up and running since the 20th Oct and will run until 07:01 2nd Nov 2011. The format is the same as previous years with lots of Halloween themed missions, items and events going on across Guild Wars. Main attractions: Lion’s Arch, Kamadan, Droknar’s Forge and Tomb of the Primeval Kings [...]
Happy Christmas from everyone here at The Average Gamer Picture is from Guild Wars’ Wintersday 2010 festival which runs until the 3rd Jan 2011. There’s all sorts of events going on like snowball fights and tournaments, holiday quests like help save the snowmen and holiday headgear. You can pick up Guild Wars: The Complete Collection for £14.99.
It’s Halloween time in Guild Wars again. Yay. Festivities have been up and running since the 21st Oct and will run until 07:01 on the 2nd Nov 2010.
We'd like to welcome our newest writer to The Average Gamer, Richard Gwilliam. In 2000 Kirth, aka Richard Gwilliam, discovered the internet and Everquest while studying. This lead to EQ2, the required WoW, AoC, Eve, WAR, Vanguard, GW and a lot of free games in between. Not just an MMOer, he can also be found blowing things up in the wilderness that is Fallout 3, stealth killing in Assassins Creed or trying to complete God of War trilogy, all on the PS3. Richard covers the changing funding models used across MMOs and asks if freemium is future.
Fancy seeing how cool it can be to have your own assassin’s guild in Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood? Well, have a look at this video, complete with commentary from one of the developers at Ubisoft, to see just how cool. A simple hand signal can spell doom for your enemies. Awesome. My only worry is that having an awesome guild will [...]
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