The game does also provide fast travel through a waypoint system, but those waypoints are not always close to the player's destination. While some professions do currently have access to abilities that improve movement speed, taking those abilities means excluding potentially more useful combat oriented options. This mirrors many aspects of the glider, and will hopefully help to alleviate the sometimes tedious travel in older maps. In addition to providing faster movement through the world, each mount will have a unique movement ability and be able to reach otherwise inaccessible areas. Path of Fire looks to develop on these ideas by introducing mounts, which are also based on the Mastery system. The system appears to have the goal of adding meaningful progression without trivializing the abilities and equipment players already have. This was a new method of horizontal progression ArenaNet introduced, allowing players with max level characters to unlock new abilities or quality of life improvements. Like many other aspects of Heart of Thorns - such as interactions with special vendors and objects in the world - gliders were reliant on the Mastery system.
In many newer maps, gliders were often the only clear way for players to reach their destination. These tools were given to players early in the expansion and became a popular way to get around the world.
Among the most immediately impactful was the introduction of gliders. Heart of Thorns also introduced a number of new mechanics into the game. It is up to the players to find out why - and stop his plans before he brings about the end of the world. This deity, Balthazar, is no longer a benefactor to mortals. They repeated that pattern here, bringing back the god of war that players saw referenced in both Guild Wars and Guild Wars 2. Prior to announcing Heart of Thorns, ArenaNet introduced players to a new main antagonist using Living World updates. The previous expansion, Heart of Thorns, seems to have set the pattern for expansions that would follow. This first preview weekend focused on PvE content, while the second is expected to center on allowing players to try out new abilities in PvP. Leading up to its release, ArenaNet invited players to participate in free preview weekend August 11-13 (with another coming August 18-20). Enter the next full expansion to the game, Path of Fire, which is set to be released next month.
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