thegmanshouse

Don't you have to pay for that game like ever-crack and world of war-crack?

wow. wtf i want those hacks. how is that even possible? IS that even possible? WTF HAX

nah, you just pay for the game and expansions
To play it is free.
You can however buy player slots and pvp skill unlocks.



It's part of the bonus mission pack.

the 300 damage over and over again?

or just the level

The 300 damage was to one enemy each, but they were just clustered together.
The mission pack plays out like four history books.
Each one taking place on some part of the continents that is otherwise inaccessible (and in the past).
Also, you play as the main character, ie Gwen, Master Togo, etc.

I particularly like the Togo story. It feels like an old kung fu movie.
So far, I like the bonus mission pack better than the "normal" game.

that's pretty tight.

An interesting game to day the least. What's the story line?

Alex, on your website you have




Listen and learn...

Make the server IP address a LINK, and the link properties are:



When people click on the IP, it will launch TF2 and connect them to Gmans server.

http://www.roystonvasey.org

Take a look at the above site, you might find some things you can nick, sorry RE-USE The Servers link takes you to a page with some of the 'steam' stuff....

The story is a little broken depending on which campaign you are playing.
Each one is part of a larger overall story.
For example, if you start off in Prophecies, your first concern is a race of creatures called Charr who are taking over your homeland of Ascalon.
After you get about half way through the game you start thinking, "wait, what ever happened to the Charr... who am I fighting now?", only to find yourself somewhere in the middle of a jungle trying to rescue people from becoming human sacrifices.

These two movies represent the bulk of the story for the first two campaigns, Prophecies and Factions.

Prophecies
ftp://ftp.guildwars.com/movies/GW_Intro_720x400.zip


Factions
ftp://ftp.guildwars.com/movies/GuildWarsFactions-CinematicTrailer-High.zip

There is also Nightfall, and Eye of the North.
All four campaigns can be combined to form one gigantic rpg.
Any character you create, no matter which campaign you start out from, can access all other campaigns (continents, missions, etc).

Eye of the North is the only campaign that requires you to own one of the first three campaigns.

If anyone thinks about trying this game that has never played it before, I recommend Factions.
Had I started with Prophecies or Nightfall, I honestly don't think I would have stuck with the game or liked it nearly as much.
Prophecies starts a bit slow and I don't care for the safari type environments of Nightfall.

Sounds pretty confusing..... Perhaps I should stick with paper and crayons...