Guild Wars is a seasoned game now, six years old. The playerbase is still strong, but it has certainly dwindled from what it once was. Why? Because even the newest players can join one of plenty of guild wars gold guilds desperate for new members that will equip him with good gear, or they can search the internet and find an established build to use with their character from one of countless sites devoted to GW that have a massive amount of information because people have been adding and adding to them for six years. Aim to get lots of guild wars gold.

There aren't that many players in obscure mission outposts. The few that there are would enjoy having company throughout the mission provided the company is competent. Before the mission look it up and get an idea of what you have to do so that nobody in the party will rage quit on you for resembling a noob for you to get guild wars gold. The players that remain are either experienced or new players joining because a friend recommended it. Yes, there still is the occasional complete noob- but this type of player is MUCH less frequent.

Still more players would join a PUG to do a mission and then quit half way through the mission without warning anyone- they felt no need to since they didn't "know" anyone in the group for guild wars gold. For many players PUGs are feared because of the frustration they cause and the lack of adequate skills they present. I am here to say that this has changed.