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  With a new year comes new content and the second instalment in   Chapter 5 of The Icebrood Saga   comes to Tyria. Since   Episode   1 launched back in November 2020,   Guild Wars 2   players have been following the warfront as they trudge deeper and deeper into a new terror. Ominously, an apocalypse is threatening to tear the land apart. As to what’s available, you’ll have access to four new Dragon Response Missions in Thunderhead Peaks, Fields of Ruin, Lake Doric, and Snowden Drifts. Optional challenge modifiers are available for these, allowing you to scale the difficulty to your level – or max it out to earn powerful loot. Returning to  Guild Wars 2  is faction recruitment. There will be two new groups with the first of these groups available at release. The second group will arrive in a few weeks along with a new craft-able second tier of the Dragonslayer weapons from Chapter 1.  Guild Wars 2 :  The Icebrood Saga Episode ...

  The original   Guild Wars   came out in 2005. By MMO standards, it's ancient. Two developers took it upon themselves to keep the game alive, and in the process figured out how to make it better than it had been before. Preserving old games is a huge challenge in 2018, the year of the endless media avalanche. Doing so for massively multiplayer games whose best days are long behind them, though? That’s an entirely different sort of undertaking—less of an autopsy and more of a series of emergency surgeries on an elderly patient. In 2008 May, classic  Guild Wars 1  has gotten its first real update in the years since going into maintenance mode. The update follows player feedback and requests in the original game's recent AMA, which apparently took even ArenaNet by surprise. The patch notes tell the story: It's primarily a graphics settings update, but it makes a huge difference to the 2005 MMORPG. In addition to getting better window support and improved anti-alia...