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For the few games I've run:

• If half of the players cannot make it, we postpone/reschedule. No point in playing if half the group is missing.
• If someone misses a session, we ignore them unless they've designated someone else to play their character. They still get xp but as I've gotten older, IRL happens and it's no ones fault if they can't make a session.
• If a character must be involved and no one has been designated, I take over for them. I personally don't like doing that because reasons, but some situations honestly call for things like that.

Other than those things, I type up post session recaps and share with them. That way it's a good refresher in between sessions and if someone missed a session, they can read and catch up with what happened. Mind you, we play every other Saturday for 2 hours at a time because IRL and adulting lol.

Not quite sure how to go about fixing that. Edit: I figured it out. Thanks!

Glad I could be of help!

Mostly for those who WvW. Until alliances actually launch, still server based.

Glad you're enjoying the game! I'm pretty sure if you ever need help, there's tons of people you can reach out to.

@foxfell Had to look up Dalaran. This guide is for the game Guild Wars 2, not World of Warcraft. Good to know where to get one of these in that game though!

@winged_fluffy
Thank you!

Glad I'm not the only one with horrible RNG for this game. Not on that part but relic cracking is my doom. Grats!

So far I've enjoyed necro and engi possibilities. Hope to see more fun stuff to come.

I tend to enjoy movies directed by Terry Gilliam, Stanley Kubrick, Clive Barker, Quentin Tarantino, Guillermo del Toro, Ridley Scott, John Carpenter, or Christopher Nolan. I'm sure there's way more out there that I've forgotten. With that said, the older Steven Spielberg movies were great, but I kind of fell off that wagon awhile back.
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As a former GW1 player, I detested the Silent Surf zone. Elite skill capturing was important to me, but this area was abysmal. Hope the fractal rectifies that memory!