Are there only 5 character slots in GW2?
No, there are not only 5 character slots in Guild Wars 2 (GW2), as the number of slots can be increased through various means, including purchasing additional slots through the Gem Store or acquiring them through expansions. The base number of character slots varies depending on the type of account, with purchased accounts starting with 5 slots and free-to-play accounts starting with 2 slots.
Character Slots and Account Types
The number of character slots available in GW2 depends on the type of account. Purchased accounts start with 5 character slots, while free-to-play accounts start with 2 character slots. However, free-to-play accounts can receive additional character slots if they purchase the game or acquire them through other means.
Increasing Character Slots
Character slots can be increased through various means, including purchasing Character Slot Expansions from the Gem Store. Each Character Slot Expansion adds one additional character slot to the account, up to a maximum of 69 character slots. Additionally, purchasing expansions or Deluxe or Ultimate editions of certain expansions can also increase the number of character slots available.
FAQs
Q1: What is the maximum number of character slots in GW2?
The maximum number of character slots in GW2 is 69, which can be achieved by purchasing Character Slot Expansions from the Gem Store or acquiring them through other means.
Q2: How many character slots do I start with in GW2?
The number of character slots you start with in GW2 depends on the type of account. Purchased accounts start with 5 character slots, while free-to-play accounts start with 2 character slots.
Q3: Can I purchase additional character slots in GW2?
Yes, you can purchase additional character slots in GW2 through the Gem Store. Each Character Slot Expansion adds one additional character slot to the account.
Q4: What is the level cap in GW2?
The level cap in GW2 is 80, which means that characters can reach a maximum level of 80.
Q5: What is the strongest class in GW2?
The strongest class in GW2 is often debated, but according to some rankings, the Thief class is considered one of the strongest, followed closely by the Ranger and Revenant classes.
Q6: What does the “o” mean in GW2?
The “o” in GW2 represents the head, and the “*” or “/*” represents the respective arm that is raised in a cheerful greeting.
Q7: Does personality matter in GW2?
Personality in GW2 affects gameplay by offering certain dialogue options only to some types and altering the reactions of certain NPCs.
Q8: Does XP scale in GW2?
Yes, XP scales in GW2, with the amount of experience gained modified by the difference in content level and character level.
Q9: Is there a Level-80 Boost in GW2?
Yes, there is a Level-80 Boost in GW2, which can be purchased from the Gem Store or acquired through certain expansions.
Q10: What is the highest AR in GW2?
The highest AR (Agony Resistance) in GW2 is 150, which is required for Fractals of the Mists at scale 100.
Q11: What is the best character to start with in GW2?
The best character to start with in GW2 is often debated, but some recommend starting with the Guardian, Ranger, or Necromancer classes, as they are considered easy to play and forgiving for beginners.
Q12: How profitable is GW2?
GW2 has been profitable for its developers, with the game generating significant revenue since its release, including $200 million in its first full year and $75 million in 2022.
Q13: Can you max all skills in GW2?
Yes, you can max all skills in GW2, but it requires significant investment of hero points, with 398 hero points required to unlock all core skills and traits.
Q14: How many years is GW2 after GW1?
GW2 is set 250 years after the events of Guild Wars 1 (GW1), which means that players cannot carry over their characters from the previous game.
Q15: What is the endgame in GW2?
The endgame in GW2 includes various activities, such as cosmetic-based endgame (unlocking dyes, gear skins, mount skins, glider skins, or legendary equipment), achievements, and community activities (socializing through Guilds or pursuing achievements and titles).