I guess this could be considered an PlanetSide 2 exploit, although I would probably consider it being bad programming by the developers more than anything. Basically you get into a ship and can do one of two things. Either go to an enemy territory that’s restricted, fly in quickly then land and repair to get XP. Or land on a slope that slowly damages your ship as it slides down repairing it the whole time.

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While Guild Wars 2 was probably the best MMORPG I’ve played in a long time, I still found myself quitting the game about 6 weeks ago. Having hit the level cap months ago I found myself doing one of 3 things; farming world bosses, World vs World and GW2 events. I tried to get into structured PvP, but I couldn’t, I’d much rather play a FPS or League of Legends when it comes to an arena type PvP game.

When it came down to it, the main reason I quit was WvW, which just wasn’t compelling enough for me to continue to login. While I immensely enjoyed it at the start, I found myself wanting to do other things other than PvP, but not on the PvE maps. Coupled with the fact that many of the bi-weekly match-ups were blow outs, I lost my drive.

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Were back, but this time we’re doing things a little differently. As you can see we are starting from a clean slate, all our old articles are gone and we’re changing up the format a little.

MMOCrunch will of course still be about MMO gaming, but instead of covering just news, posting commentary and the occasional review, preview or interview, we’ll be taking look at how players can get ahead. There will be no boundaries to what we cover so nothing is off limits including exploits, cheats, the buying or selling of gaming accounts, which by the way is now fully legal in Europe, and there will still be rants and the occasional news or review.

So welcome back and get ready for a new MMOCrunch.

p.s. don’t mind the mess