KidRoleplay.3615

Thunderhead and Field of Ruins took the health sponginess to ludacris levels from my gameplay experience. Also for whatever reason, the Thunderhead boss went invulnerable for nearly ten minutes straight. Likely some progression glitch. I feel like the missions are set up for some future mastery that gives you +1,000% outgoing damage to dragon minions or something.

"Championizing" mere trash and veteran mobs is what kills it for me.

> @"Ayrilana.1396" said:

> You technically can hear that music again when playing GW2.

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> https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Customized_soundtrack

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> In case you don’t want to wait.

... Huh. Neat! Never knew this was a thing.

Probably High Priestess Amala for me. ... I have no good reason why. They're sort of all blurred together in "routine" for me nowadays.

I'd turn mine off if I could, to just show level 80.

Assuming you've bought Tears for a temporary boost...

Join a guild, a group of friends, or any other kind of static who wont mind/ care what your AR is while you're working to get equipped. PUGs are less welcoming due to the nature of not having the benefit of getting to know others, especially if they have an issue with someone just 5 AR below the "1% max health pulsing damage limit."

There are very few fractals that are all that Agony-heavy anyway. And people who just get hit by anything and everything will wipe no matter what.

Earliest memory was lag.

Wish they'd add dye channels to the moth wings glider, but meh.

Both Well of Blood's and Lesser Well of Blood's healing per pulse is different than what the tooltips state. At zero healing power, the per pulse heal is 280 for both, and not 472 for WoB and 152 for LWoB. Not sure about coefficients for Healing Power though. The initial self healing however is correct (base healing is 5,240 WoB, 3,960 LWoB).

Looks like the wiki was just changed. At least for the initial values that were previously showing higher.

Purchased immediately!

My only issue (besides the fact they're not the Queensdale Academy ones) is that they look veeeery long on humans. Had to use a Makeover Kit and put my character as the body with the smallest feet to have it look right.

Nonetheless, thanks, A.net!!!

It's an Anomaly! KILL IT!!

... "Yes."

Condi damage is preferred, but it is by no means required. That would be akin to the red Vale Guardian split. Community preference isn't A.net's fault either. Also, there's always making your own group, though I see LFG groups that skip over 100 CM all the time. Then there's also the static/ guild approach. Multiple solutions!

Good luck. Explore possibilities! Not excuses.

Noticed tonight on the Cliffside Fractal. The instability is currently ignoring the Z-axis. Players can shove each other around while high above or below them causing confusion and interference.

> @"Chyanne Waters.8719" said:

> WOW hate to say this but that being can never be part of GW2, because the race is taken by the Dragonball franchise. That is Piccollo he is Namekian in the dragonball universe. Work with races in GW2 not other games or franchises.

Way to ruin the fun! :(

For the Queensdale Academy outfit, have a gemstore item that is the armor version of the shoes only. They're just so cute! And I'd love to mix and match them with something! Like how those kitsune ears became an armor headpiece.

@"lil muffin.1250"

In regards to the beta Sylvari look, this sounds like something that can just be accomplished with new additions to a total makeover kit. Merely add face and hair options that are a bit softer on the plant side of things. Likewise with adding in (if they ever did) more cultural armor, but just some that are more subtle in their details.

> @"Banic.5082" said:

> > @"KidRoleplay.3615" said:

> > > @"Banic.5082" said:

> > > Liadri is a complete and utter waste of time. I spent hours on my ranger trying to get it. Changing my build shouldn't even have to be a consideration when it isn't an issue anywhere else.

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> > These days, I do Liadri in my sleep. Four year old content. Probably more.

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> > Consider setting burdensome opinions aside and changing your build anyway. The fight is meant to be approached differently and to make people think about their strategies. You have one night left, or else you'll have to wait for next year, and it's a juicy chunk of AP for an achievement as well!

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> > Or don't if you still don't feel it's worth it.

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> Great that you can do it in your sleep, I have it completed after changing my build. But the OP remains, for the amount of time it took it isn't worth it. I am simply providing another opinion.

Congrats on getting it done! Knew you could do it.

Though I thought you were just stating things, not responding to the OP. That post is two years old...

> @"Banic.5082" said:

> Liadri is a complete and utter waste of time. I spent hours on my ranger trying to get it. Changing my build shouldn't even have to be a consideration when it isn't an issue anywhere else.

These days, I do Liadri in my sleep. Four year old content. Probably more.

Consider setting burdensome opinions aside and changing your build anyway. The fight is meant to be approached differently and to make people think about their strategies. You have one night left, or else you'll have to wait for next year, and it's a juicy chunk of AP for an achievement as well!

Or don't if you still don't feel it's worth it.

What @"Zohane.7208" said. Pretty much kill the adds, or bring a composition good enough to ignore them. If the PUG can't achieve either of these (or don't communicate a common goal), it's a wipe. The boss itself literally cannot kill you.

This is an extremely unrealistic request, and you know it (or should). Game updates are game updates. There is no separating that.

> @"Sigmoid.7082" said:

> > @"KidRoleplay.3615" said:

> > Initially it was Torment that was unique to necro, but then it spread around to other classes

> When torment was introduced it was added to necro, mesmer and thief. It was never necro specific from the word go.

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Alright. Thanks.

Initially it was Torment that was unique to necro, but then it spread around to other classes, specifically one that spits out a ton of it (Revenant).

I dont know. I mean, they could bring back Disease from GW1, which was basically a longer lasting poison that spread around enemies of the same type, acting like an auto-epidemic skill. But it'd be hated in competitive play.

This has been talked about to death, resurrection, death again, re-animation, death a third time, Awakened, and then Awakened death.

Outfits arent going to be mixed and matched. It was the whole purpose of pushing them along side of the armor system.

In very rare instances (like those kitsune ears), an outfit idea becomes an armor piece, but I wouldn't hold my breath for any considerable change to their system.

> @"Felipe.1807" said:

> not my thing, think is kind of weird having a pair of wings on not being able to fly lol not only that, but it clips a lot with weapons...its like the Black/White Wings but 10 times more obnoxious since they are all shiny and stuff.

Agreed. People have always liked their (tacky) wings though, so the "fashion meta" hasn't shifted in the slightest. A.net just caters to that for profit. It's cool to see them give people what they want.

Sure, but honestly... Indifferent. It was neat though. I suppose a command line parameter would be nice to give a player an option of which they see upon logging in/ out.