While most people started their MMO adventures with World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy 14, Guild Wars 2 was my first foray into the massively multiplayer genre. I remember downloading it on my dusty old university Macbook far too many years ago, taking my first steps into Tyria, doe eyes filled with wonder. Since then I've played through all of its content, reviewing the stellar End of Dragons back in 2022 and loving every minute of it. But Guild Wars 2 looks different these days, with shorter, more condensed expansions bringing new content to players at a faster pace. First came Secrets of the Obscure, then Janthir Wilds, and now Visions of Eternity is finally here, whisking us away to an island paradise where magic is king.
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