Orryyrro: You can party with anyone who is in the same district of a town, outpost, mission outpost and you aren't exceeding the party limit, which is 4 or 8 in most towns, although in Prophecies the starter area's limit is 2 and there are quite a few places with a 6-person limit.

captfitz: sorry i should change my previous statement: we were able to party (in our guild hall) but we couldn't go anywhere. it said that the other member of the party couldn't travel there so I'm guess that either you have to have been to the same continent as the other person at least once, or else there is some really dumb restriction where the person has to have all the same campaigns as you. but i doubt the last part is true.

ovoon: DAMN. Right when I go to buy the trilogy, the sale ends, and its 40$ now. SCREW YOU STEAM!

Gundato: Picked it up last week. Mostly having difficulty figuring out a good char idea.

TaliaKirana: Today, I picked up Guild Wars Complete Collection at Wal-Mart that has everything (Prophecies, Factions, Nightfall, and Eye of the North). Now, I'm attempting to recover my old account. *bought Prophecies right when it came out, but lost interest for awhile* I could remember the account name and reset my password, but I can't remember the name of my character.

Orryyrro: Different compared to the others, all combat is in instances, you need a party of sorts just about everywhere but you can bring AI henchmen and heroes to fill roles you need, you can instantly travel to any town you have been to before, PvP is done all in specific areas with team vs. team formats, no armour repairs, max level and gear takes less than a week, only allowed 8 skills on your bar so you have to plan ahead, I can go on if you would like.