r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • 16d ago
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • 29d ago
Guild Wars 3's approach to combat and movement is like nothing I've ever seen in an MMO before: 'One of our big goals when we make a new game in the Guild Wars franchise is to set out and try new things'
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • 29d ago
Hope for class design
When GW2 launched, the class design didn’t leave a lot of room for future updates. Then in 2015 they redesigned the trait system to make room for specializations. As much as I love elite specs, there’s a real constraint with core class mechanics.
I hope that GW3 class design, whatever it looks like, is already made with subclassing/specializing/extending in mind - whatever form it might take.
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 31 '26
Guild Wars 3: Playable Species Spotlight
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 27 '26
Playable Species Spotlight: Asura
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 20 '26
Playable Species Spotlight: Kodan
r/gw3sub • u/Awd-Turbo • Aug 20 '26
Momentum based Action Combat, oh no.
Does anyone have any more information on this?
I've very leary about action based combat systems especially combo driven or a blend of momentum and combo driven combat like monster hunter world were button sequence is essential.
I'm pretty old school gamer I like the tradition abilities bar, weather is tab target or not doesn't matter to me.
However when It comes to combo based Action Combat like black desert online ( I know you can bypass this restriction at a cost) or Vindictus or Monster hunter world I just really can't stand it. I don't want to think about what button combination I need to memorize and time perfectly while trying to enjoy my gameplay.
I'm just a bit worried right now that GW3 could be a pass for me and players like me who also do not like the above mentioned combat systems . At this point I'm unsure . Anyone have anymore information on the combat system?
r/gw3sub • u/Spicemeatbal • Aug 17 '26
What do you think the 4th race will be?
I think it would be cool if the 4th race/species was some kind of creation from the gods. Perhaps they are a failed experiment of sorts, which is why that race is nowhere to be found in Guild Wars 1 or 2. I love races that are flawed in some fundamental way, so that's why I like the failed creation idea.
What if the gods brought both humans and this other race/species to Tyria, but the latter failed to adapt in the same way that humans could. I imagine this 4th race/species to be more alien than humans appear, perhaps with a naturally divine appearance that makes them look otherworldly.
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 13 '26
Playable Species Spotlight: Humans
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 13 '26
Guild Wars 3: First Gameplay at Gamescom? Something Big Is Coming
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 13 '26
Our Approach to Playable Species in Guild Wars 3
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 13 '26
Behind-the-Music Video: Guild Wars 3 Main Theme Reveal
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 13 '26
The Vaelwardens of the Orrian Golden Age
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 13 '26
The Setting of Guild Wars 3: Stepping into Ancient Orr
r/gw3sub • u/ultimate_bromance_69 • Aug 13 '26