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In an age when too many MMORPGs rely on the same old formula, Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns does a commendable job of evolving the gameplay that's made it so popular over the years. When it stumbles, it's in its ostensibly open-ended mastery progression that's more set in stone than it seems, and in its heavy group and dynamic event focus that doesn't always jive with empty maps. Even so, it does a good job of overcoming these shortcomings with an entertaining story, a fun new class, generally attractive elite specializations, and a new vertical focus on exploration.
The Tyrian Chronicle is offering a retrospective on the good and bad from Guild Wars 2 Heart of Thorns this week as we head into Path of Fire's release.
The Q2 2016 financial report for NCSoft is out and the company is doing very well with solid numbers across the board.
NC Soft when the fck are you plan to release some news regarding Lineage 3? start working on something people actually want to play & stop wasting your time on other crap >.<
This week in the Tyrian Chronicle, we discuss the past events of Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns and the naming of Destiny's Edge 2.0.
