Guild Wars Prophecies – Full Playthrough Part 1 (First 12 Hours, No Commentary)

Описание: Game / Length / Platform:
Guild Wars: Prophecies (2005)
Part 1 – First 12 Hours / PC

Why Watch:
Immerse yourself in the opening chapter of Guild Wars: Prophecies, the legendary 2005 online RPG that defined an era of classic MMOs. This is the first 12 hours of a full campaign longplay, recorded with no commentary and no distractions, making it the perfect second-screen experience for longtime fans, nostalgic adventurers, or anyone looking for relaxing background gameplay.

We begin where it all started: in the peaceful pre-Searing lands of Ascalon, slowly making our way through a world soon to be transformed by fire and war. Over the course of this longplay session, you’ll follow two players and their henchmen party as they complete quests, explore ancient ruins, battle charr and undead, and push forward all the way to the missions in the Elona Desert region.

This is authentic Guild Wars, the sights and sounds of Tyria as you remember them. This series avoids using heroes since they weren't available originally in prophecies, though some skills/mechanics from later campaigns are used.

Whether you’re looking to relive memories of your first MMO, discover the world of Tyria for the first time, or just want something calm and nostalgic to leave on in the background, this video is for you. From ambient town music to old-school combat effects, this 12-hour session brings the comfort of early 2000s PC gaming to life.

The entire Prophecies campaign will be uploaded in multiple parts due to YouTube’s video length limits, with each part spanning approximately 12 hours of uninterrupted gameplay. If you’re looking for a place to relax, reminisce, or enjoy a digital escape without modern noise or interruptions, you’ve found it.

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