u/Vladdino

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a relaxing way to make gold.

I take fishing as an example because I think it works quite well:
Every 20 fish I get a legendary and make my 1,5 gold.
If after the 10th fish I want to scratch my nose, go to the bathroom and have a coffee...nothing happens. It can be less optimal, I could waste 1 minutes of food buff...but still, it isn't a real problem.

I'd like something similar but with combat involved.
Something like roaming map in hard mode in Guild Wars 1 without a team.

Meta-event are very cool, but a lot of time I feel I just run after the zerg group. If I stop a second to caress my cat, I'll lose the reward of the next event in the chain. Or I have to tag mobs as fast as I can because everything dies before I can target it.
Probably is the involvement of other players. I understand the concept the fast you do stuff the more gold you get. But sometimes I just want to relax and play the game at my own pace.

I like fishing in Guild Wars 2, but I'd like some alternatives with combat. Is there any option?

Thank you!

I can no more play my others characters and I'm recreating all professions as human male. I'm sick.

I love X games.

I bought X4 expansions up to Kingdom End on day one.

But the price of Envoy Pack, Hyperion pack and Timelines always stop me... even on discount.

It's a weird, irrational, feeling I can't deal with.

Hello again!
I'm reading trough the Handbook manual and I'd like to know subject and author for every art. I can't find an artworks index in the book itself. Am I blind? Or is there a list somewhere, even online it's fine.

Thank you.

I'm going to buy the world guide because I love lore books.

I don't plan to play the game.

For people owning the Handbook, is there lore in it?

Thank you.

First campaign was a bit too traditionalist, still it was interesting a faction mixing what in other games would be two different ones. Also, some character reactions felt more realistic than I would have expected.
But I'm falling in love with Rana in a way it never happened in HoMM games.

Also gameplay is peak.

I everyone, here another old Heroes of might and magic fan considering the purchase of Songs of Conquest.

I'd like to ask a couple of questions, thank you for your help.

1. Unit cap looks very interesting, does it increase tactical depth and army composition? Or in the end fall short?

1a) With unit cap, do you get easily capped on your total strength?

2. I like the freedom of building more of the same structure in a town, do you usually use this opportunity or it's niche?

3. I read the writing is weak...but also that lore is cool. That feels a bit strange, what's the truth?

4. Are there very big maps?

5. What's your favorite SoC aspect?

6. What aspect do you like the least ?

EDIT: Thank you every one. Bought the game, eager to start playing.