Choose from a myriad of skills

Guild Wars' online system is similar to Battle.net developed by Blizzard, as its totally free for both PvP and PvM players. Coincidently, many of the developers from Blizzard that worked on the Diablo series and some that were involved with World Of Warcraft were also involved in the development of Guild Wars as well.The thing that makes Guild Wars different from most other massive multiplayers, is that it is a subscription-free game. The guild wars gold is the money in the game.Thats right, after the cost of the actual software, there are no monthly charges. The way ArenaNet makes guild wars gold is by making its players pay a nominal fee for extra areas.

In other games, you may have 20 or more skills for you to use and for guild wars gold. Guild Wars is a great deal of fun to play, and I myself have wasted hours behind the screen playing this game. Also the process of farming guild wars gold is also interesting. It also has a very low learning curve, so those new to the genre as well as MMORPG veterans can both enjoy this game. Development of Guild Wars 2 is in progress, but it is unknown when the game will be released. There are rumors of an early 2008 closed beta release.

In Guild Wars, while you may choose from a myriad of skills to put in your 8-slot bar, once you leave town or enter the arena, you can't change your bar around. So, people devise skillsets, or "builds" whose skills compliment each other, some of which are so brilliant that they become common knowledge and thousands of other people begin to use them. Guild Wars' system also gives you flexibility - you can be a Smiting monk one game and a Healing monk the next. In the game, guild wars gold is everything.