The guy said we will get more detail on in later, so wait for more details that will come later.
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This is what he said:
It seems pretty obvious to me that people wonāt have to play everyday since he said people can play āat their leaisureā.
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If the devs opted for this path, letās see how things turns out.
My interpretation is that now GW is broken into two sections, the:
- Daily Battles
- Weekly War
Each day there will be a specific Daily Battle against a single opponent. All battles won that day (against that specific opponent, at a max of 5 battles per guild member) are tallied at the end of the day and whichever guild āwonā will get bragging rights similar to the current trophy system. This is repeated each day for 6 days. Then, at the end of the week, all the Daily Battles (no matter what day they were done) will be tallied up to give us the winners of the Weekly War. Rewards will then be dolled out based on how a guild did in the Weekly War.
Does that answer your questions? (Again this is my interpretation, as @DonBoba pointed out, Sirrian will be providing additional details later). 
Edit: Also, if you miss a day, you can still use your 5 battles to fight the guild you missed at any time during the week, but those battles wonāt count towards the Daily Battle, just the Weekly War.
Thanks ;-). I have a similar interpretation. But all the things I said in my previous post can apply to this interpretation:
- the non-everyday players could miss to participate to the Daily Battles
- the rush-meta announced by Sirrian is still there
But apparently, itās not an issue because rewards will not depend of these Daily Battles .
So, removing the rewards of the Daily Battles do not ākickā too much the interest of these Daily Battles?
What I propose was to change the Daily Battles into Color Battles that you have the whole week to participate and the result is given at the end of the week. Of course, the 5 battles/member/Color Battle restriction can be kept.
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Thank you for considering our feedback, this sounds great.
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It does fix the problem because people only felt the āneed or being forcedā to play daily because you could lose rewards for your guild and self. If you didnāt want to let your guild down, you had to play every day. Now we no longer have to feel that.
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This is looking awesome! Will there come a preview video about Guild Wars when the release is one week away or so? I love those. 
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Yeah Eika, great idea!
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I want to say someone else asked @Sirrian this in the previous Preview (I think) and he said something about @Saltypatra is going to be helping out with creating videos. I just canāt remember if they specifically said there would be one for the Guild Wars preview or just more videos in general (I want to say it was for Guild Wars, too?!)
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One preview video of about 30-45 minutes is enough for me. 
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Ha! I found it and it was @HKdirewolf who asked lol
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I assumed he knew exactly who asked it and was being cheeky. I might have been wrong.
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Iām too tired to pick up on any subtleties lol
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Iām sitting in PremierPro right now @ogunther. Not for a Guild Wars video though, something else to help out our newer players.
We are definitely planning some sneak peeks of Guild Wars so stay tuned!
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Sounds great, @Saltypatra! 
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Well well wellā¦
Ask and ye shall receive. 
All the goodies of Guild Wars; none of the guilt.
Canāt complain!
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At least until Sneak Peak III 
j/k
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Yes but at the price of the Daily Battles which seem to be useless nowā¦
Before it was great, you could fight Guild versus Guild but this fight should be done in only one day (better than during the whole week). Now, there is no reward so we donāt have to care so much of this featureā¦ Should we be happy about that?
The same rewards are given at the end of the week. Nothing is lost. So, not sure what your complaint is.
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Some people just have to bitch to make their lives mean something. I doubt no matter what they do he would be happy with it.
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