thetrin
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Gotta turn off vsync, sadly. =\
Input lag is pretty bad with vsync on compared to WoW.
I found the same issue. Turning off v-sync helped a lot.
Gotta turn off vsync, sadly. =\
Input lag is pretty bad with vsync on compared to WoW.
I found the same issue. Turning off v-sync helped a lot.
completely blind here to story/lore/environment/etc... i've been spoiling stuff mechanically for a long while, but will be taking my sweet timeAm I the only one going in almost completely blind? Since there is no traditional endgame, there's no rush to max level. I played maybe two hours between all the betas and want to be surprised when the game comes out. All this planning and researching just seems completely backwards to me. I miss the days of EQ when everything was a mystery and nothing was known.
No idea what you're talking about honestly. Movement and combat both feel pretty great and to the point for me, it's got a lot more "oomph" than most MMOs. At least that`s what I think.
So is there any reason to work/grind for good gear in this game? It seems like with all the scaling going on, the game is designed to put everyone on the same footing. Can you wreck people in WvW after putting in the time to get great gear?
Big update on launcher.
their desire to make this an esport has caused them to remove high-level grind for gear bonuses.So is there any reason to work/grind for good gear in this game? It seems like with all the scaling going on, the game is designed to put everyone on the same footing. Can you wreck people in WvW after putting in the time to get great gear?
So is there any reason to work/grind for good gear in this game? It seems like with all the scaling going on, the game is designed to put everyone on the same footing. Can you wreck people in WvW after putting in the time to get great gear?
This... sounds badafter this long they didn't notice this/find a fix?
Hopefully that will be patched or is that just the way it feels then since that was one of my main gripes with a lot of those "generic" or F2P MMOs oftentimes..
Your dual core is really hurting you. But yeah upgrade ASAP as you said.
Man, I have no idea what class I want to play.
I like warrior for just the idea of kicking ass, I like elementalist for the idea of AoE, I like thief for how quick it is and I like ranger for sniping. Oh, and mesmer for all the debuffs.
Someone help me pick.
Yeah, one of my biggest problems with the game is how "floaty" everything feels. Increasing camera sensitivity helps with the camera movement, but I can't say that I really have an issue with response times.
Eh... each class can fulfill many of those roles you mentioned. Instead of looking at roles, look at each class's mechanics to help you decide.
Warrior has FF-7 style limit breaks with each weapon.
Thief has steal and use combo points for skills instead of cooldowns.
Ranger has pet mechanics.
etc.
The mechanics and aesthetics are what make the classes unique. You can almost trait any class to be good in any role.
I've noticed that the draw distance is really wierd sometimes. In events I see every player around me, but while im questing and people run away from me, they just disapear after a few seconds.
Have anyone else noticed this?
I believe this is done to keep performance up when there's tons of people on screen and spell effects going off. This is especially apparent in WvW considering there can be 600 people in each map.
I'm not entirely sure what people mean by "floaty". Could you all be a bit more specific? I've noticed some complain about their characters' feet not touching the ground, which isn't true (however, there seems to be an issue where shadows are not projected under certain settings and surfaces, shadows being one of the biggest visual feedbacks for ground contact). The other thing I've seen mentioned is that animation doesn't correlate with movement speed, because apparently characters had acceleration before but early testers complained it was, ironically enough, awkward, so they removed acceleration (movement is instant now, like in WoW) but some animations still have some acceleration (I personally don't notice or at least are bothered by this).
I'd really like to know if, when people say "floaty", they refer to any of those issues, both, or a different one, because at this point, it's quite hard to even discuss something when you're not even sure what it is. Could you guys be a little more specific?
I used to think you were cool.
It's hard to explain because I only spent a couple of hours with the game. I would need to spend some more time for any kind of detailed analysis. My initial impression is that the characters didn't seem to have any weight or feedback to them. I think it might be a combination of the animation and physics, but maybe it's just a personal preference. I had no issue with the camera (once I increased sensitivity and disabled auto-reset or whatever) and movement and abilities were responsive.
Really enjoyed the stress test last night even though I only played for about 2 hours...
But the Guardian didnt do it for me, to much def skills at the first lvls.
Really leaning towards an necromancer at the moment, love the death shroud
Now which race... Human or Sylvari..?!
Now I know he's cool.
You did change weapons right?
There's always like one little thing about each class that turns me off of them, haha. Like I really like ranger longbow, but I'm not fond of pet management.
Yeah time sucks !! Let's murder time!!!Every day that isn't Friday feels so... pointless. What's the point? It's just standing in between me and Guild Wars 2.
So for those that use a headset, how does it work with voice chat and such? I've been contemplating getting a decent headset ($50-60) because my desk in in our main living space and would rather have the girl and kid not be interrupting my 1337 gaming sounds.
EDIT: What's a good headset for $50 or so? I was looking at the X12's
There is no voice chat in game. X12's are quite good btw for the price IMO.
Should have been more specific. I meant utilizing Mumble/Vent and such. I like to be in mumble a lot (probably not as much at the beginning) but I found myself slowly turning down my sound volume in WoW over time and I really don't want to do that again. Plus I used speakers and a USB mic for the most part.
So for those that use a headset, how does it work with voice chat and such? I've been contemplating getting a decent headset ($50-60) because my desk in in our main living space and would rather have the girl and kid not be interrupting my 1337 gaming sounds.
EDIT: What's a good headset for $50 or so? I was looking at the X12's
Should have been more specific. I meant utilizing Mumble/Vent and such. I like to be in mumble a lot (probably not as much at the beginning) but I found myself slowly turning down my sound volume in WoW over time and I really don't want to do that again. Plus I used speakers and a USB mic for the most part.
Wonder what the combined Madden numbers would be (rather than them being split between 2 formats).
Probably higher that GW2, but still pretty damn impressive.
Probably higher that GW2, but still pretty damn impressive.
Probably higher that GW2, but still pretty damn impressive.
If you have a USB mic already just get a nice pair of headphonesI purchased some sennheisers for $60 and use my laptops built in mic.
This game looks tempting. I'm not really a fan of MMOs but I really like big open-world fantasy games. Would this game still be fun if I decided to go do things by myself a lot of the time, or is it pretty much all group stuff?