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(TA + HB)^Sealed = WIN!  
This is a pretty big one, so we really wanted to warn everyone of this in advance. The plan is to remove both the Hero Battles and Team Arena PvP formats and replace them with a 4v4 Sealed Deck format.  
 
Let's talk a bit about the reasons for this. We recognize that the Hero Battles format has reached a state of acute distress. It has always been a niche format with a player base comparable to that of the Ascalon Academy, despite its tournament support. This is largely due to flaws in the core mechanics of the format, compounded by years without skill balances to keep it in check.  
 
Under these circumstances, we’ve seen this player base react in extreme ways to show us the flaws of the format. We’ve seen a metagame in which rolling dice or playing rock-paper-scissors has determined the outcome of a match. The final round of the Monthly Tournament was purposefully thrown month after month to send us a message.  
 
After the Anniversary Update, we decided to take on the problems of Hero Battles for the next content update. Many different options were discussed, but unless we were talking about making major changes to the format, every option seemed like mere band-aids that wouldn’t truly fix the core issue. As a small team, it's not healthy or wise for us to invest our limited time in projects which just create more work for no substantive effect. With that in mind, we focused our attention on ways to change the format and generated a bunch of ideas for this. A simple truth emerged: to fix Hero Battles, we would need to virtually redesign the entire format.  
 
We’d be spending a huge amount of time creating a new format to replace Hero Battles, with no guarantee that it would actually fix anything or have a player base to support the new format. That just doesn't sound awesome to me. People who frequent my wiki talk know I am uncomfortable with the idea of adding any new formats which could further fracture the community. If we’re going to invest a lot of time into designing a new format, I want it to be self-sustaining (going back to that whole "not creating more work" thing) and sure to have a player base.  
 
This is where Sealed Deck came in. We’ve wanted to work the Sealed Deck format that was developed for past PAX tournaments into the game, knowing that a lot of players have been playing it on their own for some time now.  
 
Now set that stuff aside for a moment and let's talk about Team Arena real quick.  
 
Team Arena is another format that has sorely needed some love and attention. Unlike Hero Battles, Team Arena was once very popular, but a competitive atmosphere and a degenerate metagame have caused the player base to dwindle a great deal. We'd like to give the format more support, but we don't have the bandwidth to take on more balance maintenance. Now with Sealed on the table, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to give Team Arena some lovin' and remove its degenerate meta in the process.  
 
Here’s the plan we came up with:  
 
The Hero Battles Ladder will freeze and there will be no more matches in the format.  
The maps used in Hero Battles will be modified and reused, including the outpost.  
Gaining points in the Commander title will no longer be possible. You’ll still be able to display it, and it will count in the Hall of Monuments and towards the Kind of a Big Deal title track.  
Random Arena will stop promoting to Team Arena after 10 wins.  
Team Arena will be renamed and repurposed to support the new Sealed Deck format.  
Sealed Deck will be implemented with new UI and revised rules aimed at making pick-up group formation a little easier to offset the limited nature of the format.  
There will be a new title for this new format. This title will be the counterpart of the Commander title; either will satisfy a single requirement towards the Hall of Monuments and the Kind of a Big Deal title track, but not both at once. It’s a one-or-the-other kind of thing.  
We hope to have customizable Sealed Deck UI so that players can refine the rule set for scrimmages or player-run tournaments, but this isn’t expected to be done for the initial release of the format.  
If the new format is successful, we’ll consider investing the development time to build a ladder and tournament system for it.  
While we’re sad to see Hero Battles and Team Arena fade away, we feel that this plan has a lot of win/win and will ultimately be good for the health of the game. We get to replace two formats that suffer from complicated issues and dwindling player bases with one new format that we already know is fun, popular, and will be easier to support and maintain. Not only that, but because of the random nature of Sealed Deck, it’s a format that has a lot of longevity built into it. A project like this is exactly the kind of thing that Live Team should put resources into, one which eliminates outstanding issues while providing content to increase the game’s longevity.  
 
At this point, you may be wondering just when all this will be happening.  
 
We are going to wait until after September's Monthly Tournament to make these changes. We want the Hero Battles community to get one last full season now that they know it will be shut down. There will still be time to get those last few points for the next rank of Commander, climb the ladder before it is frozen, and shoot for being the last person to ever win a Hero Battles tournament.  

Avec Guild Wars 2, nous avons imaginé deux différentes sortes de PvP. L’une d’elle est le « World PvP ».
Dans Guild Wars 2, parce qu’il s’agit maintenant d’un vrai monde persistant, vous jouerez sur un serveur, et les serveurs seront en compétition les uns contre les autres. Vous et vos amis pourrez aller simplement sur les lignes de front et combattre les autres serveurs pour essayer de prendre le contrôle des différentes ressources qui profiteront à l’ensemble de votre monde. Et je pense qu’il est vraiment facile de prendre part à ce type d’affrontements PvP, parce que vous n’avez pas besoin de trouver une équipe et même si vous ne jouez pas très bien, vous ne risquez pas que vous alliés vous disent « Hey, tu occupes une place de notre équipe qui pourrait être mieux utilisée ». [Avec le World PvP], vous pouvez tout simplement explorer ici ou là et commencer à combattre. Ainsi, si votre monde peut regrouper 300 combattants au lieu de 200, c’est tant mieux pour tout le monde et allez donc combattre.

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