GDC '11 was very fruitful for us GW2 fans...

PCgamer got a 10minute spectator cam video of combat

IGN has Thief Dagger Gameplay and more...

IGN Thief Sword Mainhand Pistol Off-hand

IGN Thief Dualwield Guns

IGN Thief Bow

Gamespot got a Direct Feed Norn Intro...

Gamespot Developer Interview - The Norn - The Thief - Dye System - Personalization - Dynamic Events

Gamespot Second Chances Gameplay

Gamespot Snow Leopard Low Level Questing

Gamespot Low Level Norn Introductory Dynamic Event

Holy shit, I was hoping for some new quality GW2 footage coming out of GDC, and look what's dropped out of the sky! Thanks!

Guns! I can finally make my Clint Eastwood type bounty hunter dude.

ugh guns in a fantasy game

A brave soul did edit the several IGN weapon videos into one single one. For your convenience!
 
  

Every time they show this game I get all excited like I did for Wow in the beginning. I wish they would announce a release date.

Goddammit.  Guild Wars 2 and Battlefield 3 need to hurry the fuck up already!!!  CANNOT WAIT ANY LONGER!!!

Found some more videos. Guardian gameplay. Looks pretty awesome with the Guardian's weapon enchantment lashing out. Damn, that Gamespot can't play for shit though.
 
  

I wish guns had some form of stopping power in this game... and I don't know how I feel about many of the animations (with the guy sometimes just standing there, pumping bullets into an enemy at his feet). 
 
I dunno - without good animations and stopping power, guns may as well be stone-throwing. But, to be fair, the multiple-shot skill does look and sound badass.

" I wish guns had some form of stopping power in this game... and I don't know how I feel about many of the animations (with the guy sometimes just standing there, pumping bullets into an enemy at his feet).  I dunno - without good animations and stopping power, guns may as well be stone-throwing. But, to be fair, the multiple-shot skill does look and sound badass. "

looks ... GW-ish (which is not inherently a bad thing)
 Correct me if i'm wrong but high level GW play is based on how well people manage their recovery, so if one is tired of WoW-style MMO, GW might be a fun alternative. 
 
But its still dice roll based right?   

 
So far TERA is the only MMO with actual control, but then its heavily influenced by Korean anime art...

" @Seppli Hmm - we can hope. With enemies themselves primarily being melee based in the original gw - who knows? With gunning being a thing in gw2, perhaps the balance of enemies would be more... balanced. From what we've seen though, I need convincing when it comes to how dynamic the camera is, how well it keeps up with movement - especially with the amount of back, side and diagonal stepping that would be required in order to not simply be rushed down by melee enemies as a ranged class. Rangering in GW1 worked, but we don't have any indication of the maximum distance of a pistol or rifle shot - or if either have snares, etc - beyond what could just be inference from videos. "

" ugh guns in a fantasy game "

Looks incredible. I saw the necro has flying horrors with some kind of ranged attack now.  
 
The ele skills look incredible. 
 
Damage numbers seem vey high for a Guild Wars game. Guess that's something that comes with a higher lvl cap.

" @Pinworm45 said:

" ugh guns in a fantasy game "

There are many fantasy settings that have guns.  There are whole D&D gun based weapon sets, buffs, spells and campaigns dating all the way back to when it first started.  Fantasy doesn't have to be exclusively swords and sorcery. "

" @selfconfessedcynic said:

" @Seppli Hmm - we can hope. With enemies themselves primarily being melee based in the original gw - who knows? With gunning being a thing in gw2, perhaps the balance of enemies would be more... balanced. From what we've seen though, I need convincing when it comes to how dynamic the camera is, how well it keeps up with movement - especially with the amount of back, side and diagonal stepping that would be required in order to not simply be rushed down by melee enemies as a ranged class. Rangering in GW1 worked, but we don't have any indication of the maximum distance of a pistol or rifle shot - or if either have snares, etc - beyond what could just be inference from videos. "

Since all classes can cast on the move, 'kiting' will be a commonplace tactic. GW2 is all about weapon hotswap in combat defining your playstyle. There's no such thing as a 'pure ranged' class or build. A tief with two guns will most like hotswap to a more melee oriented weapon-preset, if necessary. If anything, it's more interesting to see, how Melee-classes will deal with highly mobile casters. So getting rushed by 3x enemies ---> switching Melee ---> Mass Root ---> switching pistols ---> kiting  Don't quite understand your camera comment. It's KB&M on PC. The players will have full camera control. Either the player keeps up or not. "

" @selfconfessedcynic:   Sure - I guess you can go guns & bow with your Thief. Don't think that's effective, but if it tickles your fancy - why not. All caster classes are ranged dd's by nature, so sure, there's gonna be 'pure ranged' - just didn't think any thief would go all ranged. Guild Wars 2 definitely isn't an action game in the vein of God of War or Devil May Cry. It just adds active dodging to the mix, as well as casting on the move - so kiting and dodging will be a big part of combat. A far cry from a pure action game nontheless.  On PC, usually there's an option for the camera to auto-center behind your back. From my experience, camera control never is an issue with KB&M. Consoles and gamepads don't really matter to GW2 players, since it's gonna be a PC exclusive and I doubt their business model would work in the console space. It's almost certain GW2 on consoles will never happen. "

Crafting. That is all.