Guild Wars 2

1. Never overshoot when using the Sun Aspect skill. You have total control over distance traveled. Cancel the effects of the skill by simply hitting the #2 skill button once again. Positioning is crucial before using this skill. You’ll always travel in the direction your facing towards.

2. When using the Wind Aspect skill for horizontal jumps rotate and position the camera so your looking from above. This way you’ll know when to let go of the WASD keys. When using it for vertical jumps rotate the camera to a vertical position. This will allow you to be able to make sure you have reached the desired hight in order to clear the jump. You’ll never mis a jump again!

3. The Lightning Aspect is the easiest of the 3 skills as long as you do the following.
Select the options panel by clicking on the cogg icon on the top left corner of your screen. This will open the general options interface. In the combat section uncheck the “fast-cast ground targeting” box and exit the panel. Now when activating this skill a bullseye marker should appear. Simply make sure the center of the bullseye is on the target you want to reach. A green bullseye means the distance is within range. Once the bullseye is in position simply hit the left mouse button and voila!

Easy peasy. Have fun.

Too add, when aiming the lightning pull at a target where it is some poles with rope around them (usually a point where two poles meet), try to center the target just above the knot on the rope. Often if you aim lower you bounce off and fall and if you aim higher you fly past and fall. It is a pretty small target area so take a few seconds to adjust aim. The spot just above the knot seemed to almost always work for me.

JustTrogdor.7892:

Too add, when aiming the lightning pull at a target where it is some poles with rope around them (usually a point where two poles meet), try to center the target just above the knot on the rope. Often if you aim lower you bounce off and fall and if you aim higher you fly past and fall. It is a pretty small target area so take a few seconds to adjust aim. The spot just above the knot seemed to almost always work for me.

Awesome tip… thanks!!!