Warrior (Norn) Elementalist (Human / Sylvari) Ranger (Human / Sylvari) Necromancer (Asura) *And if these classes ever get confirmed it'll probably be: Mesmer (Human) Assassin (Human / Charr) kenlee25 12 years ago #5. gameplay wise they are the same. but lore wise. GW2 Efficiency records and shares various stats, but only from players who have given the site their info via an API code. So it's probably biased towards long-term or dedicated players who want to use the site for info on their account (like what to sell to get some quick gold or what you still need for a legendary weapon) and will be missing a lot of casual players who are fine without that The differences between races in Guild Wars 2 are mostly aesthetic, giving you access to different early game storylines and different appearances for your armor, but each race does have a set of
At the end of the day, almost all my class wind up being a male human. Human because developers design outfits specifically for humanoid classes so fewer clipping issues. Female Norn Warrior master race. Not sure about armor, because I play human female, but aesthetically, charr, norn, human male, and sylvari seem very fitting in my head.
They'll spend themselves into penury making a 'fractal' build and wonder why they are getting steamrolled in pvp. Every build site should lead with a statement like: "As with most MMOs, (setting aside gross errors) GW2 is primarily about playing your class, not fiddly details about your build.
The first reason this would be difficult to do properly is that Guild Wars 2 is and always has been the story of the Pact Commander and all their amazing feats (Dragon killing etc.). If you introduce the Tengu for example you would have to do one of two things - 1.
2 Answers. Every race has its own starting area. Additionally, race is a factor in the personal story of a character, thus it affects not only your starting quests, but part of those that come later as well. Edit: You can, however, travel to the other races' starting locations starting very early in your character's lifetime, and the questless
