The free trial lets you play to 60 for an unlimited time with a few restrictions. Once you buy the game you get 30 days of sub time with it, but then you have to continue paying to play. There's no way to drop back down to a free trial. If you haven't yet registered your code then you can continue with the free trial.
Reasons to use steam: wallet funds, regional pricing (if it would benefit you), easier to buy the complete package. Reasons to use vanilla: can link a GW1 account later if you want the legacy rewards, Anet gets more of your money. Otherwise they're functionally identical and can play together on the same servers. 26.Every restrictions is either in place to keep the players safe that bought the game and/or push players to buy the game, and they do a good job with that. ScapeZero. • 3 yr. ago. The problem is that you are looking at this as a F2P game with an optional purchase. That's not GW2.
F2P restrictions + New Player Exerience + Guild Wars 2 somewhat confusing game style (the no quest, just hearts thing) = It'll slow down the F2P growth and make it feel more like a Trial account. If there's trolls. Trolls will take the time to power level themselves. But for new players. It'll take time considering when I was leveling up.
What you can do is /s which is local chat, and whisper once per 30 seconds to a non-friend, so long as they are in the same map. So you can whisper interest and mention you are a f2p account. Then you each add each other and you can communicate freely. 10. spcwarmachine. . 331 112 383 313 436 432 310 369