10.1k. Posted September 13, 2017. You are allowed to buy an expansion for anyone you might like. What you're not allowed to do is to make any transaction that exchanges, in any way, ingame goods and/or services with real world money. So, you can buy the expac for your friend. Your friend can send gold to you.
1. Timmy has had GW2 since it came out, and bought every expansion through ANET. Timmy lives outside of america, so all the payment options of steam have been a blessing. 2. Timmy notices that GW2 is now playable through steam. And he hasn't bought the newest expansion because he no longer has access to ANET payment options.
I wouldn't want to be starting a new expansion without having some of that. If if you start in the older content, most of the population will be in the expansion areas. It's a lose/lose for you. Plus you get some living story stuff free if you get hte game now, which you won't get when you get the expansion.
Posted August 9, 2023 (edited) You can play stories in any order you choose; but, if you want to play the over-reaching story in order you would play: Core Story. Living World Season 1. Living World Season 2. Heart of Thorns. Living World Season 3. Path of Fire. Living World Season 4.
Posted May 1, 2019. My recommendation is:Level at least one toon to L80 before committing to spend any RL money; it doesn't take that long. If you find yourself loving the game, then buy both expansions. Even direct from ANet, the total cost is $50, which gets you most of what you missed.
Mounts and core masteries would be the main difference. Autoloot for example is a major upgrade. I think that you still need to have at least one expansion to be able to progress Tyria core masteries, and you definitely need expacs for mount access.
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