Well I tried to argue that before and got shut down by someone else."No pure classes period."
There is pure damage.
Well I tried to argue that before and got shut down by someone else."No pure classes period."
There is pure damage.
It's really, really, really not obvious that you have to go through the portal BEHIND where you start as asura to get to Rata Sum.
No pure classes period.
Every class has a way to heal itself and many have attacks that also heal others. The philosophy is such that when you're building a party, you never need a specific "role" i.e. tank, healer. It was a disappointment for me, but I'm coming around to it.Wait, really? So the game is pretty much built around being able to solo any class you try?
I have seen some footage of skills that you use that can improve/alter other attacks but it looks like its mainly for spell casting stuff.
Yes and no. Every class is built to be self-sufficient, but lots of content is very difficult to do literally alone.Wait, really? So the game is pretty much built around being able to solo any class you try?
Not sure what this refers to.I have seen some footage of skills that you use that can improve/alter other attacks but it looks like its mainly for spell casting stuff.
Personally, I prefer to be fully competent in battle within an hour of playing, rather than spending weeks being able to do only two or three things. As for rewards for leveling, there's always traits, utility skills, and elite skills.I went in blind when I bought GW2. But so far I'm not really getting into it. I don't feel like leveling at all. With Wow you always had new abilities or skills to unlock, getting to ride a mount at a certain level and so on. With GW2 you basically have all your abilities after 10 minutes of playing.
I don't know what you're doing, but at level 20, my gear looks nothing like my level 1 gear.Your gear looks the same at level 1 as at level 20.
But on the plus side, playing in lower level zones is no longer a tremendous waste of time with no meaningful rewards and no challenge to be had. I prefer it this way.And because your level gets adjusted to the zone you are in, you don't feel stronger as you progress at all.
I do not know this Kungen, but it sounds like he doesn't know much about WvW.And looking at Kungen's stream, the WvW/PVP looks like a massive zergfest, where the main attraction seems to be killing doors.
Every class has a way to heal itself and many have attacks that also heal others. The philosophy is such that when you're building a party, you never need a specific "role" i.e. tank, healer. It was a disappointment for me, but I'm coming around to it.
Yes and no. Every class is built to be self-sufficient, but lots of content is very difficult to do literally alone.
Not sure what this refers to.
If you're getting a password reset email, those are most likely scams. If you're going to change them, I'd suggest doing a full reboot and go to the website directly to change it.
You're frequently brought together with other players in the dynamic events that take place all over the maps. In them, you work together - no need to be in a party - to accomplish whatever the task is. I think that stuff is really fun and interesting, personally.Hrmm...I am thinking about that now. Really prefer to have a defined role. Does this make the non PvP side of GW2 feel a little solo. GW was very much like that, outside of a few co-op instances. Is that what they are going for again in GW2?
Maybe its a PvP thing but I saw people casting stuff on the floor and then using another ability to alter it.
There are no PvP only skills. You're referring to Combos, which are all like:Maybe its a PvP thing but I saw people casting stuff on the floor and then using another ability to alter it.
"Hrmm...I am thinking about that now. Really prefer to have a defined role. Does this make the non PvP side of GW2 feel a little solo. GW was very much like that, outside of a few co-op instances. Is that what they are going for again in GW2?"
Until you get to some of the level 80 stuff, it's very solo. Grouping is entirely optional outside of the rare Group Event and Dungeons. Now, if you happen to run into other players in the world and hang with them, that's cool, but if the zone is completely empty it's not an issue either.
There are no PvP only skills. You're referring to Combos, which are all like:
It's true, but it's not free.Is it true that your professions stay at the same skill if you switch them and come back? For example if I drop huntsman for now make a leatherworker for bags and some gear and then later on switch back to huntsman and it will be at 100 or whatever?
Is it true that your professions stay at the same skill if you switch them and come back? For example if I drop huntsman for now make a leatherworker for bags and some gear and then later on switch back to huntsman and it will be at 100 or whatever?
Just to give you an example- a Thief can drop down a Smoke Screen (which is a Smoke Field) and then a Warrior can use Stomp, or whatever it's called (a Blast Finisher) and all allies in the radius of the field will become invisible. Yes, this is as cool as it sounds.Ahh! That must be those then. Thanks!
Just to give you an example- a Thief can drop down a Smoke Screen (which is a Smoke Field) and then a Warrior can use Stomp, or whatever it's called (a Blast Finisher) and all allies in the radius of the field will become invisible. Yes, this is as cool as it sounds.
It's true, but it's not free.
Yes, but it cost 10 copper per level to get the profession back. So to pick back up your level 100 Huntsman, you would have to shell out 10 Silver.
I find the suggestion that you don't feel stronger as you progress laughable. From feeling pretty overly limited as a thief with one weapon set from levels 1-6 who could only rarely enter stealth and ran out of initiative quickly, I now have a ludicrous number of options for entering and exiting stealth, gain initiative on stealing (one of the items you can steal also puts you in stealth, of course), and get a speed boost and drop caltrops every time I dodge.
I don't even have my first elite skill unlocked, and there are apparently two tiers of elite skills.
Has anyone here successfully gotten a refund for the game? I got it a couple days ago but with the crowded servers I'm really not able to play like I thought I was.
Hey to each his own, I already feel much much stronger, and I have a feeling getting a elite skill enhances this even more.You get more options, but you don't feel much stronger overall because of the scaling keeping things in check. While you get many new stuff to unlock, you only have access to a few of those at a time unlike other MMO's where you get access to everything you unlock at a time which makes it seem like you have far more power and stuff you can do and combo at a time. DCUO was same way with limiting how many abilities you could have equipped at a time and people complained about that, while GW2 has much more abilities you can unlock.
So doing more research I think tonight I'll create a Human Guardian and roll with that a few levels to see how I like it.
This was one of the challenges I had with getting into GW1 too---I never found a race/class combo that clicked with me and I wanted to continue playing.
Yes.Asura Guardian, best combo ever.
Played a real quick game yesterday, still trying to understand the mechanics and stuff but so far, things look real nice.
I noticed something odd though with performance. Why does it seem like I'm capped at 50fps? I admit I didn't try lowering settings yet (1920x1080 maxed out, no super sampling), but even the character creation section had afterburner reporting 50fps.
On the hero screen, there's a little eyedropper above your chosen armor pieces on the left of your character.Hello there.
I'm wondering where do I go...if possible to readjust the colours I have chosen for my gear?
Hello there.
I'm wondering where do I go...if possible to readjust the colours I have chosen for my gear?
Mehhhh guild invites still wonky.
I went in blind when I bought GW2. But so far I'm not really getting into it. I don't feel like leveling at all. With Wow you always had new abilities or skills to unlock, getting to ride a mount at a certain level and so on. With GW2 you basically have all your abilities after 10 minutes of playing. Your gear looks the same at level 1 as at level 20. And because your level gets adjusted to the zone you are in, you don't feel stronger as you progress at all.
And looking at Kungen's stream, the WvW/PVP looks like a massive zergfest, where the main attraction seems to be killing doors.
It's nice to chill in Guild chat though! We want you guys in! I'm sure it will be fixed and good to go soon.
It's nice to chill in Guild chat though! We want you guys in! I'm sure it will be fixed and good to go soon.
As a brand new baby thief- your healing skill (6, hide in shadows). Learn to not just think of it as a healing skill.Might be the dumbest question asked in this thread. But I'm a thief and how the hell do i stealth? I see an ability that does more damage when stealthed..but i can't stealth?
Asura Guardian, best combo ever.
I can get behind this statement.
It seems like it's happening to everybody. But there's not really anything to worry about unless you think they can somehow get into your e-mail account.Just had to change my email address. Someone tried to reset my password. No biggie I know but just to be more safe than sorry.
Tweet from GW2: "If you got a password reset email & didn't request it, delete the email. Don't click the link in the email. We're investigating the issue."
If I see an Asura Guardian running around I always follow them. They always seem so eager for jolly cooperation!same here, lots of fun thus far.
Asura Guardian, best combo ever.