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Scarlet Blade is one of the best online MMO’s I had ever played. I love the gameplay, graphics, weapons, the fighting and the women. Mostly the women. The reason love the women in this game is because, they are dressed very scantily. They are sexy as Hell. I can’t stop playing this game. I know Guild Wars girls are pretty cute, but these girls make me want them. You are not playing as a male. You are just playing the female. When you are about to get started on this game, you will never want to stop playing this game. This game kind like Queen Blade meets HALO because the landscape reminds me the first HALO game and the girls remind me of Queen’s Blade because they are wearing almost nothing. There two parties to play, one good and one evil. The good sexy girls are the Royal Guards and the evil sexy girls are the Free Knights.  Read more... (399 words, 31 images, estimated 1:36 mins reading time)

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People said World of Warcraft is better than Guild Wars, Call of Duty and Soul Calibur. Well, I played it for half hour and there’s one thing I have to say. What the hell I’m looking at here? The problem in this game is that the graphics sucks, everything look cartoony, the gameplay is pretty bad, and a bunch of players are being buttheads.

The first problem is the graphics. The graphics are awful. Blizzard needs to update the graphics. This 2013 not 2004. Back in 2004 the graphics were pretty good, but today the graphics need update. I’ve seen Call of Duty and Soul Calibur have better graphics than this, and Guild Wars has better have better graphics than this. Guild Wars was a year around after World of Warcraft. Guild Wars is still better than World of Warcraft. The second problem is everything looks to cartoony. If this a RPG game,it should be a anime game. Guild Wars characters look anime and I like it, but World of Warcraft does not look like anime. It look like one of those shows on cartoon network. I don’t like Cartoon Network any more since they put a bunch of stupid shows on there, but not Star Wars Clone Wars. Star Wars Clone Wars is not on Cartoon Network any more. I heard it is going on Disney XD.  Read more... (432 words, 32 images, estimated 1:44 mins reading time)

For those that do not know what the Hall of Monuments is, it is a special way to be able to link Guild Wars and Guild Wars 2 together. This was done like this because the game takes place 250 years after the end of the first game and the stories that are used in Guild Wars Beyond. With it being so far in the future or after the first game you definitely can not have the same character from the first but you can use some of the achievements of your Guild Wars character in the sequel MMO. You access those achievements in the Hall of Monuments at The Eye of the North.  Read more... (739 words, 26 images, estimated 2:57 mins reading time)

June 8th through June 10th saw the second beta weekend for Guild Wars 2. While there were many stops and starts for the weekend it has been turning out quite well. Any time there has been a game breaking or client breaking problem the Live Team for Guild Wars 2 has been right there to get it fixed as quick as possible. If only other games were as quick to get patches into there games. ArenaNet and their team should be commended for the way that they have been looking after the game and any problems that might come up. With the testing that they are doing it is sure to be one hell of an opening day when Guild Wars 2 or GW2 goes live for the world to see.  Read more... (628 words, 28 images, estimated 2:31 mins reading time)

We have been doing quite a bit of commentary on the Guild Wars 2 open beta test this weekend, and now it’s time to look into something a little different than we are used to when it comes to classes, and that is dealing with social classes.

I have tried all three of the opening social class stories. One as a middle class elementalist, where we help out a friend whose father runs a tavern. One as a upper crust necromancer who helps out an rather arrogant friend that can’t seem to keep out of trouble. One I played as a former street rat engineer whose old friend kept getting into trouble with the leader of a notorious street gang. All of these classes, and professions have their pros and cons, but it was the engineer I seemed to have the most trouble with. Having steampunk-style weapons is great, but when certain bosses just keep taking your death penalty further and further down. I do know that if I had been able to stay in party with Clisair’s mesmer character, we might have had a better run at taking down that nasty skale boss.  Read more... (383 words, 1 image, estimated 1:32 mins reading time)