I am in love with the Pocket Circuit. I assume this is a real thing, but can find no information on real life racing. It seems to be different than slot cars, but does this incredibly awesome past time still exist? Does anyone know if has morphed into something with a different name? Or will I forever have to be distraught that I cannot build and max out my own Pocket Circuit racer and shame small children with my powerful racing skills.
I'll be in the LA area, but I can't remember the name of the sandwich shop the crew always talks about hitting. Any recollections? And maybe the name of the sandwich everyone talks about?
I know my choice is coming up soon in the personal story, so I'm wondering which order I should choose for my thief? I seem to have survivability issues while leveling, so I think I should go with whatever is more story/mechanics based than straight up combat based questing. Thoughts?
I cheesed the fight and was able to get past it easy on my fifth try or so. By not triggering the cut scene until I was out of the water and up on the rock above the pod none of the Nightmare Court could target me but I could burn them all down with a shortbow.
My level 21 Sylvari thief is stuck in the personal story. I'm not new to MMOs but I think I'm missing something here.
The mission is where you and Caithe accompany the Harbinger down the river to find where he was born. Once the cut scene is over I get wiped out in 10 seconds and there is no way to recover. If I try to come back down the river Caithe is down and I end up taking on 4 Nightmare Court underwater and getting my ass handed to me.
Am I missing something about how I should be tackling these? I'm being downleveled just to run this (its a level 16 story).
Bioware's bread and butter is large worlds with fantastical elements, player choice, and RPG or RPG-lite systems overlaying it.
I would like to see them do an Indiana Jones-ish type setting. Hell, just use the actual IP if needed. Barring that, we could always use more mythological settings a la Rome, but I would vote full on Greek or Egyptian mythology settings myself and they are underused.
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