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Guild Wars 2 Weekend Beta Numbers Released
14 May 2012
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Wars 2, the highly anticipated MMO coming from ArenaNet currently set to release sometime in 2012, has released some information about the beta even that they had recently. The director, Mike O’Brien, in a post on ArenaNet’s website said the the numbers of pre-order players who got to partake in the beta were in the “hundreds of thousands”. This is great news indeed, not only for ArenaNet, but for MMO players the world over hoping that something new happens in the genre sometime soon.
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