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> @"Asum.4960" said:

> A Pillar would bleed to death long before swords or arrows have chiseled it down.

>

I am going to leave this here as my only counter to your point so everyone can see.

There are more builds out there than simple condition builds. Thematically, it makes sense that inanimate objects do not take condition damage. This is something I enjoy immensely when popping back into Core Tyria. A lot of vanilla structures with condition immunity.

Learn to build for the situation. You will see much better results that way.

> @"Oxstar.7643" said:

> The ambient music is the most condescending, infuriating thing I have ever heard. I'd pay to have an option to turn it off forever.

Lmao. Golden.

How to avoid it? Stop dying. Problem solved.

In essence, mobs that do not fall into the one-bang territory (core Tyria) but also are not painted onto the landscape with a MS Paint spray can so there are millions (Heart of Thorns). A bit of thinking would be nice when it comes to engaging and killing them. I think the Forged are a brilliant example of enemies done right, especially those poxy hoverboard Vanguards :s

Yes! Would love this. Would be a fantastic addition to our home instance @"ArenaNet Team.4819" :3

> @"Fuchslein.8639" said:

> So the threads that I read about it again and again show me rather the opposite.

> People are stepping exactly the same on said PVE players as here in this thread on this wvw-player.(Currently, people here generally like to trample on others.)

> The thing is that PVE is played more and there are probably more people who do not like WVW and therefore want other access to some only-wvw things. I would for example defend any thread where someone demands a second way to get the GOB. While I personally don't care about WVW, since I don't like WVW, but I wouldn't care if WVW also has ways to get their stuff without having to play PVE.

Your argument for supporting other methods for obtaining the Gift of Battle is also invalid.

Legendary weapons were implemented with the intent of showing a mastery of each aspect of this game, with the notable exception of sPvP. Previously you required full WvWvW map completion _in addition to_ the PvE map completion, then ArenaNet removed this requirement to cater to the non-WvWvW players.

The method for obtaining a Gift of Battle is unlikely to change so either:

a.) Get behind it and actually play the game the way the developers intended you to play it.

or

b.) Don't bother with legendary weapons and go for their ascended equivalents.

Why? So you can have your items faster? There is more to the world than grinding.

ArenaNet want to include reasons for continuous logons from their playerbase. Every franchise does this.

Stop being so impatient.

> @"Caro.2730" said:

> BUT what if I'd like to wear what Anise wears? It's not like I want to dress like Queen Jennah. Fashion Wars demands it!

There is only one Master Exemplar ;)

In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with the product. The key is in the naming. It is not called "Countess Anise's Attire" but "Exemplar Attire". Whilst the description references the Countess' clothing, it does not explicitly state that it is a like-for-like copy.

For me, it would make sense for the outfit to be different from the Countess' outfit. She is the _Master Exemplar_, indicating that it is a rank _above_ Exemplar so subtle differences in clothing is natural.

Guild Wars 2 has quite a number of faults. Bad graphics is _not_ one of them. I have no idea what you're talking about dude.

Same. Gone boom. Got this message:


It is you. I have never had a problem with the voice of my male PC.

What an odd thing to be annoyed about.

No. Guild Wars is fine as it is. Let it remain the wonderfully unique game that it is and allow the developers to move forwards, not backwards.

Thank you.

Not a chance. Absolutely not. Why should ArenaNet remove one of the key reasons to get out and explore the world?

I love exploring on alts. Reminds me of areas that I have not been to for ages. Additionally, selling gifts in the Black Lion Marketplace would simply add another element of P2W in this game. Legendaries are top-tier weaponry (yes, I know they're the same statistically as Ascended weaponry), therefore their gifts should not be available for money.

Yes, I am well aware of the first generation weaponry being available for gems if you convert them to gold. I have hated this for years but there is nothing I can do about it. However, if my comment helps to prevent the gifts becoming available for gems, I'll take that as a small consolation prize.

TL;DR: No, you can't have them in the shop. Play the game. Stop looking for shortcuts.

DRMs are keeping me away from the game. I see absolutely no point in returning to this game until a new direction is brought in. They are incredibly dull and boring.

Thank goodness Genshin Impact is here at the moment.

Such a shame. Typical Apple. It is why I despise them so.

I feel for all of the Mac OS users. I hope you find another way to enjoy this wonderful game. ❤

I am...not quite sure what the point of this post is? You're mentioning the effects of one of the many conditions in this game?

Legendary weapons require input from all aspects of Guild Wars (with the exception of sPvP). The Gift of Battle is there to encourage you to experience other aspects of the game instead of PvE only, though you can PvE the entirety of the 20k points for a GoB.

I've made two weapons, with the intent on doing another, and I look forward to the change of pace that WvWvW provides.

It is unlikely to change. Simply stick with it and find other maps to play on. As someone mentioned previously, there are 4 maps (Borderlands) to choose from.

No. I am vehemently against this idea.

Mastery points are awarded for _mastering_ aspects of the game, from exploration to combat.

To sell them as a gem store item would completely detract from their purpose.

Instead of relying on a _very_ long shot idea, perhaps play the game like the rest of us?

I am focusing on the remainder of the Icebrood Saga and looking forward to the expansion End of Dragons. I am not even thinking about what is going to happen afterwards because that is _so_ far off from now.

I think that you should stop putting unnecessary pressure on an already-pressured studio. It is not fair to the employees that work bloody hard on this game.

Primordus is coming! GET READY! MY BOY IS COMING TO WRECK YOU ALL!

OMG yes I cannot wait. He's back <3

I am pleased that your experience is going well so far.

I hope that you continue to enjoy your time with us!

1.) This is not a subscription business model. The studio need to have a reliable cash flow in order to continue development and support.

2.) You are under no obligation to spend any money on this game.

Please jump out of your box and attempt to understand business.

Thank you.

The expansion will breathe some new life into the game, as did Heart of Thorns and Path of Fire.

Guild Wars 2 feels very much the original 2012 version in a lot of ways. However, it feels different in a lot of others, which is healthy.

Overall, I am happy with where Guild Wars 2 is and I am excited for the future.

This sounds like a disconnect from the game's lore.

Do some reading. Perhaps it will enlighten you.