gww>Azalea Ina Dorada at 23:37, 12 August 2008

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=== Private explorable areas, or infinite worlds? ([[ArenaNet talk:Private explorable areas from GW1|Discussion]]) ===

Private explorable areas should be in GW2 too, but in a different way, because spawn camping will be annoying. Players could choose a setting saying whether or not they will enter a private or public explorable area. The player's party would all be informed, and they would have to accept either setting before leaving the town or outpost.

Actually, a better way to fix the problem of one open server per world would be to have an infinite number of worlds; the only problems being:
#If the area would have lots of players farming. They would kill monsters faster than they could respawn.
#If this would happen (Which it would) players would have to change worlds to find more enemies.
#But with only limited number of world's and more and more players joining in everywhere would be crammed full and nobody would play.
#The only way to fix this. Would be to either have players have a choice of having a private server. Or (Even better) having an infinite number of world's.

; Why this is a good idea
*   Spawn camping would be very boring and annoying
*   There wouldn't be any spawn camping if players could still have privates if they want
*   Triples the game's playability

; Why this is not a good idea
*   Requires additional coding to a game that is already being developed to be an open world
*   Multiple game features that are part of GW2 won't be possible with private instancing
*   Missions and dungeons (where the high-end loot drops) will be instanced.
*   Infinitive servers means there won't be large-scale World PvP, because there wouldn't be enough players per server.

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gww>Azalea Ina Dorada at 23:37, 12 August 2008