Wings of the Goddess

I just wanted to say, after all these years, and after having completed all of the other expansions storylines (and what is available of SoA so far), I finally went back to continue the WotG missions, and am really thoroughly enjoying it. The cut-scenes are played out wonderfully, and campaign battles just add to the overall vibe of the story.

Last night I had received a cut-scene in Bastok [S], and immediately afterwards a campaign battle started. I stuck around to participate and to my surprise, saw two more players. I then saw the same two players close to Jeuno [S] right afterwards and we all realized we were doing WotG storyline missions, and ended up teaming up for the next BC fight. It felt like old times, a great and rare type of experience these days.

Being able to easily warp around to complete these quests and missions has certainly inspired me to go back and finish this content.

Don't know, but this brought a smile to my face. :)

Probably because it's enthusiasm for the game instead of childish whining!

Lol! Several more missions in now, it's really great stuff! Loving the storyline so far, and it explains a lot of stuff I was always curious about lore wise.

I need to go back and finish this... wonder how far I can get on my own lol :D

As SMN, you can likely finish it solo now. I duo'd the final fight with another BST pre-SoA, but I'm not sure if it was necessary.

Gahhhh! Almost at the end! Storyline is so great!

It really is :), one of my favorites.

I do recommend completing the quests for each nation as well, instead of just one 'path' of them.

I went through them all on two different characters; even more while helping others, and still I feel like doing them yet again. However, those paths lead to so many fond memories, memories that which I might rather not endure the recollection of that vividly...

Lest we forget... nay, I could not forget even if I tried to.

WotG has the most underrated storyline, by far. Anyone talking crap about it being the worst expansion pack clearly didn't pay attention to the story at all.