The hope is that there will even be professional Guild Wars 2 players and a bustling eSports scene around the game. Guild Wars 1 attracted dedicated PVP fans as a result, and ArenaNet wants the same to be true of Guild Wars 2. If anything, being a new player will get even easier down the road as we add more features." Johnathan Sharp and John Corpening, ArenaNet You will never be at a statistical disadvantage when playing PVP.
"We offer aesthetic rewards, but never power rewards. That's the gist of it on a very basic level. So, if one player could knock people over, another person on the team could exploit that. Lots of skills were situational, and became stronger if, for example, an opponent was knocked down. Serious teams had players select hotbar skills depending on the team's tactic, which would vary from battle to battle. If anything, being a new player will get even easier down the road as we add more features."
"We want new players to come into the community and be able to focus on learning the game, not grinding in an effort to 'prepare to have fun.' We want you having fun as soon as possible in PVP! "We feel it's crucial to the success of Guild Wars 2's PVP," systems designer Jonathan Sharp and programmer John Corpening told Guild Wars 2 Guru. Unlike, say, in World of Warcraft, where chasing the dangling equipment carrot forms the basis of the endgame. In Guild Wars 2 PVP, you will never come up against someone who has statistically stronger equipment than you, developer ArenaNet has stressed - it will always be a level playing field.
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