Valik Shin.9027

There is a chance for grieving to become a thing but a build has to have certain thing for it to work

1. Condi builds that deal almost all their damage (90% +) and have modifiers for that condi duration

2. A power build that either produces a large amount of conditions or can be slightly modified to do so

3. A Condi build that have skills with high damage multipler, coefficients, and or base damage

If you can meet #1 and #2 or #3 then there is a possibility for grieving to work

The builds right now that come to mind are burn gaurd and power/ Condi ele.

Why is it whenever warrior is even decent in PvP people want it nerfed into the ground but mesmer can have all the most broken shit since release and no one complains?

> @Ithilwen.1529 said:

> Kormir and Rytlock made essentially the same mistake. She freed Abaddon by reading the Apocrypha. He freed Balthazar by unchaining him in the mists. In both cases it was pretty clear that it was destined to happen.

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> I think ANET really missed an opportunity for a light moment there in her library. As the Goddess of Truth, Kormir could hardly blame Rytlock for making the same mistake she did. This is why she merely poked at him a little for it. Still, I think many players will have missed that subtlety.

U make a good point that I never actually thought about

Or there is another similar explanation. Sohothin is an orgainaly an orrian weapon that pre date the exodus of the God. Perhaps it's a weapon of the gods themselves. Although this does leave 1 thing to question. Sohothin is a very famous and powerful weapon epically among the humans. Balthazar would have to have been well aware of its power so why wouldn't he have done something to get rid of the weapon? Or perhaps he wasn't fully aware of its power but I doubt that as if it's a weapon of the gods it sure seams to fit Balthazar more so than any other.

> @"supa suop.8026" said:

> One important thing to note here is that Balthazar himself reignited sohothan when Rytlock was traveling through the mist. So it might have gotten the ability to do significant damage to him sort of like a "fight fire with fire" scenario. It like how they explained the elder dragons weakness we just used Balthazars own magic against him.

I think this is what the devs had in mind but people can't put 2 and 2 together and have to have every little detail explained

The OP asked a good question that I was wondering too. Kormir said that Balthazar was no longer the God of war. So who is the God of war? Did another God absorb the role and if so who? Did someone else completely take up the role and of so who?

> @Khisanth.2948 said:

> > @"Valik Shin.9027" said:

> > I think it needs to be easier to see which post belong to devs.

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> The red header is already a pretty big indicator. Easily seen when scrolling through. There is also the ArenaNet logo next to the name. Did you mean being able to easily jump between dev posts like in the old forum?

Maybe it's only on the mobile but I don't see any indication of a dev post except that is say arena net at the end of the post

I think it needs to be easier to see which post belong to devs.

The easiest power build is staff thief. You can pull like 80% of benchmark by just auto attack and dodging

> @"Red Haired Savage.5430" said:

> > @Sartharina.3542 said:

> > Throw Bolas should have a knockdown and longer immob time if they hit a moving target.

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> That would be hilarious, if throw bolas got a knockdown if target is moving, and its probably pretty close to what would happen in real life.

Just add a pull to it

1. core warrior no very good anywhere

2. Bersker war

Pve (raids): they are decent for KC and to a lesser degree sloth but by no means optimal

Pvp: I have actually had good luck with a full glass zerker running destruction of the empowered as kinda a anti meta (boon spam) build

Wvw (roamimg): power war has been strong for a long time but can't really speak on it right now as I don't wvw roam anymore