Jumping out of the sandbox.....

[michaeljcheaney]

I have been playing for a few days now and want to jump out of the sandbox, which of the next game worlds would be best suited for a beginning level player like me?

[Sami]

I would say to stick in the beginner world till it ends, and then try some other scenario.

(Pick for example some competitive/crowded airport there?)

[LemonButt]

I have been playing for a few days now and want to jump out of the sandbox, which of the next game worlds would be best suited for a beginning level player like me?

GW2 is in a good place right now (year 2000).  Fuel is low, lots of demand, used market has lots of aircraft.  If you're feeling brave, you should have good odds of success flying out of a secondary airport.

Beginners World settings are so easy it's ridiculous, so don't expect to have the same success in a live game world as you do in Beginners World.

[michaeljcheaney]

I would say to stick in the beginner world till it ends, and then try some other scenario.

(Pick for example some competitive/crowded airport there?)

I was planning to do just that Sami, I guess the real question I had was are all of the other scenarios equally difficult, or is for example, Game World 1 easier than Game World 2 and so on.....
Or are the difficulty levels pretty much the same?

[LemonButt]

I was planning to do just that Sami, I guess the real question I had was are all of the other scenarios equally difficult, or is for example, Game World 1 easier than Game World 2 and so on.....
Or are the difficulty levels pretty much the same?

They are pretty much the same, just different problems to deal with.  Early Days you have low demand, Jet Age is inflation, Dawn of the Millennium is fuel/inflation combo, and Modern Times/Fly to Future is fuel prices.  If I recall, Beginners World fuel is something like $60 whereas in GW2 it is ~$350 and Fly to the Future is $1000+.