To join the battle in WvW, you can access from the World vs World panel (default key B) and select which map to enter (you can also click the castle icon in your toolbar) WvW offers so many options to play the way you want and since it’s a very social mode, you can find people who have similar interests. Most people enjoy the combat system of Guild Wars 2 which many believe to be superior to any other MMORPG. However, since ArenaNet didn’t assign much development work over the years to WvW and a lack of incentives to win, players have found alternative ways to keep enjoying the game mode.
There is an intended way to play WvW which means understanding the Score System and playing to win.
Each match has a duration of an entire week, so it is a game mode that relies on community organization and tactical communication just as much if not more than skill. This game mode allows you to take part in massive battles, small scale fights, taking and defending Keeps and Towers, the use of siege weapons, and to battle over resources around the maps. Players take part by representing a World or Server, and each match contains three Servers, so it’s actually a World vs World vs World. It’s basically the closest thing that this game offers to “Open World PvP”. World vs World or in short “WvW”, is a game mode that Guild Wars 2 uniquely features, allowing players to experience a unique combination of “Player vs Player” and “Player vs Environment”.
This guide is intended for new GW2 players or veteran players that have not familiarized themselves with this game mode. The purpose of this guide is to share knowledge about the Guild Wars 2 World vs World game mode (WvW), which is personally my favorite mode and the one I have more experience with.
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