Tiilimon.6094

> @"Cuks.8241" said: > > @"Jwake.7013" said: > > Also having gold for the sake of having gold is kinda meaningless, at least to me. Ok so I'm rich, now what? (I"m talking in a video game). > Well, this goes just as well in real life. > > Actually, in real life you can do a lot of stuff with money that you couldn't do otherwise, like start up your own company and even change the future of mankind/planet. We are sitting in front of PCs because of a very rich man who shaped the world closer to his liking by using his wealth.

> @"forevergamer.7653" said: > > @"Deifact.3095" said: > > The currency grind is probably the most boring part imo. Doing the other achievements were fun. > > In fact doing grif was WAAAY more fun and enjoyable than this kittens scale, a.net trolled on everyone in this part. They're throwing all the pandemic stress on the players backs... This part of the game existed way before this pandemic situation began tho.. And imo, doing some casual content for a weekend doesn't really count as grinding in my books. Imo, grinding has to make you feel miserable and be tedious and annoying, and if doing a few hearts in ls4 makes you feel that way, then playing any content in GW2 must feel like torture xD

As map changes, I think your corpse will get teleported to a wp and some player should revive you eventually.. xD I'm not sure if this happens only in some maps like dragonfall and such that teleport all players at the end of meta.

Saddle is the grindy part ;) I also suggest getting griff asap, there's as much point sitting on a pile of gold in MMOs as there is on sitting on a pile of resources in an RTS game, better put em to good use and make more quicker :P

> @"Cleopatra.4068" said: > > @"Dawdler.8521" said: > > > @"Cleopatra.4068" said: > > > I love engineer, but taking it into the expacs to try and get elite specs is awful. Needs a skill point train for sure. > > ... Or play WvW and instantly unlock any elite spec for heroics because its dirt cheap. The game is only as hard as you want to make it. > > If the modes didn’t have completely different skills, cool downs and damage, I might try that. The divided skills between modes are a huge deterrent for me. It took me ages to get to a decent level of skill in PvE, and taking an underpowered core build into a PvP environment with completely different specs for the skills I already learned so I can learn new specs to get skills to play in a different mode that will have different specs once I get them back there, all while being fodder for people who want quick kills is not something I’m interested in doing. I understand why the skills are different, but the bar is too high. I know some of you are MMO gods who know everything and don’t understand why carebears cannot just do everything the way you do it, blah blah blah. Good for you. It doesn’t help me. It's just like any other hobby, you gotta spend time training if you wish to get results. And I'd suggest not to treat it like it's something serious, it's just a computer game after all. 99.9% of the players are in the same boat as you, we're all just fodder if we are put against the very best. Most people really aren't very good at all, and are simply smashing buttons and following other people around the maps, and I'm definitely one of those :)

As a support srapper, combos are about half of what im doing in pve, and thats quite a lot of combos as my apm is higher than when i played starcraft. Frost field adds so much mitigation that its almost silly.

I bet he plays a mortar engi xD

Yea id say go into t1/t2 to get your memory running, healing in t3/4 and forgetting something nasty sucks xD

I would also follow your advice, as that's exactly what I did when I wanted to check raids out. Just got a chill LFG going and it went really well :) The only thing blocking people from getting into raiding is in their own mind, same as with most things in life that require effort. Just work on what you wish to achieve and remember that it's not a race.

Talking: the action of talking; speech or discussion.

Basically that's all mmos these days, it's very hard to find random people to talk to. I suggest joining a guild if you're looking for social encounters.

> @"Sir Alymer.3406" said: > It's easy, rework the fractals to now be a chain. Queue them up and immediately go from one to the next with no inbetween to Dessa's lab. Doing it this way gives your group increased rewards at the end of the final one in the queue if all fractals are a daily (CMs don't break this chain). Those that leave before you get to Dessa's lab are robbed of the increased rewards and have to deal with a 5 minute dishonor where they can't use the LFG. Carrot is always better than the stick, best idea so far.. But... If someone leaves, it's gonna be hard af to get a replacement.

Instruments too! I wanna be miniflutist :3 edit: just thought that has anyone else noticed that sometimes in fractals with frailty, you can actually equip instruments even if it tells you that you can't transform with a transformation effect applied. Whats up with that? is there anything that really prevents it from happening for reals or not because it seems to work quite often in the shattered fractal after you jump through the portal with the cutscene.

Imo, real healer QOL would be to see condis in squad ui.

> @"mindcircus.1506" said: > > @"Tiilimon.6094" said: > > You can opt out of combat in OW by playing stealth builds very easily, capped concentration should let you mine a couple nodes as a thief or scrapper and should even give you time to mount up before stealth fades. > Concentration does not affect stealth duration. > Oh that's even better! Just tested it and I was definitely wrong, so it turns out it's possible to mine two nodes and mount as a scrapper without any special gear requirements at all.