Guild Wars 2

Secondly, we have world versus world - which is what would be called servers or a shards in another game. That's more if you want to think of it as an open world PvP, where levels matter and you can have unequal fights like 5 on 1 or 3 on 2 - or even 100 on 50. That's where we have our epic castle sieges and that kind of thing.

World vs. World PvP, WVW or as we call it, can be imagined in a massive strategy game in which each player represents a unit in the conflict. Each week we take three of our worlds (the so-called servers in other games) and will compete in WVW. Each world will bear a map starting with castles, mercenary camps, mines, mills and villages. All these things will provide valuable resources for this camp. Between the cards will find a neutral zone, controlled by any clan, and also equipped with fortresses, mines and villages. WVW is the battle between the three worlds for the control of these key strategic points. Players can choose to go alone and attack the caravans of supply, playing a single group and capture a mine, or ally in mass to storm one of the many fortresses that could give them an advantage in area.

The battle can erupt in any area, even in the territory controlled by a World. Capturing the scene and control territories will bring bonuses to your world. At the end of the week, the world will be declared the winner and three new worlds will be chosen to compete.