Guild Wars 2 WvW Beta: New Borderlands Map Test on Nov 10

ArenaNet is inviting Guild Wars 2 players to beta test a brand-new World vs. World borderlands map on Tuesday, November 10. The devs say it's very early, so expect an incomplete map to brawl on.
Got strong opinions about World vs. World PvP in Guild Wars 2? Then ArenaNet wants you.
The studio is opening up a beta test for a brand-new borderlands map on Tuesday, November 10. That's right — a fresh battleground for all your zerg-dodging, keep-flipping, siege-throwing antics.
Here's the catch: the devs are upfront that this first beta is very early indeed. We're talking a somewhat incomplete map, the kind of rough-around-the-edges playground where you're testing the bones of the thing rather than admiring the finished scenery. If you don't mind seeing the sausage being made while you brawl, this is your moment.
For WvW veterans, this is a big deal. Borderlands maps are the backbone of the mode's three-way warfare, and getting a new one is the kind of shake-up that can change how matchups play out entirely. New terrain means new choke points, new routes, new ways to get ambushed by a roaming havoc squad. And since the map is still in development, your feedback could actually shape what it becomes.
So if you've ever wanted to tell ArenaNet exactly what's wrong with a map while standing on it, November 10 is your chance. The beta is aimed at players who care about WvW and aren't afraid to see an unfinished version of it.
Mark your calendar, rally your guild, and get ready to pummel some enemies on unfamiliar ground. Just remember: it's a test, so don't expect perfection. Expect chaos, bugs, and probably a few hilarious deaths.
Will you be jumping into the beta on November 10? What do you hope the new borderlands map brings to WvW? Let us know in the comments!
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