SinisterSeven.2781

if you're not player vs player averse, setting reward tracks in wvw till you have the currency is quite nice. you can just zerg and make tags, and the currency rolls in. no need to chase down currency nodes and risk not getting any when harvesting. that's got to be the most frustrating part of the process - the rng on each node =p edit: grain of salt with my post though, i've been playing wvw since 2012ish, and know how to find success in the game mode. your mileage may vary

sadly that's not the first or the last problem you're going to experience with the path of fire content. theres a few fights where you can be removed from your instance randomly, not even going out of bounds, and you have to do the entire fight over again...

i want more maps with crazy chaotic HoT meta stuff lol.

> @"Touchme.1097" said: > Dear Anet, > I am pointing you in the direction of a change into how leveling currently works when interacting with POI, vistas, doing hearts, discovering maps and killing monsters. > I find it very annoying when leveling up with friends to slow myself down to let them catch up with me because I am a very fast paced player and I get things done quick. > Can you change the way players experience leveling by sharing the contribution in a map when they are both on the same instance of the same map? > This way leveling with friends would feel much more enjoyable and less frustrating and selfish as it is now. At the moment every contribution to map and hearts is totally individual even when partying with friends and it doesn't feel right to me. > Regards i disagree with the suggestion. the basis is, the group should be staying closer together to reap benefits from ally skills. despite what the situation is, i think its unfair to ask a game change from the devs because your party is lacking cohesion for any given reason. from a game balance design, that would screw everything up. that would mean you could just afk in a squad and gain credit for everything that everyone tags, generating another set of problems. on those reasons i think this is a bad suggestion.