Guild Wars 2

Something that has bothered me since release is the lack of arrows actually being on bows. When we shoot its just a blurry line that suppose to be the arrow going through the wind. They finally added a quiver into the game (Even though you have to do a ton of work to get) to fill in the animation we had where we were reaching for arrows out of nothing. But what we really need is the actual arrow to be visible. When were standing still, when were firing the bows. If Runescape can do it, I believe Arenanet is more than capable.

Since I play a thief (mainly) and I’m hard to see, I like to think my arrows are the same so personally it doesn’t bother me. I quite like the effect.

I think this is just getting a bit picky.
They’ve got the animation of the arrow going through the wind, which, I think, is enough. That wouldn’t add anything to gameplay, in all honesty I focus on my combat, not trying to triangulate my arrows based on how far the bow is drawn back, the angle of fire, direction of wind, and wind speed. (Exaggeration, of course but it gets the point.)

Next you’ll have people wanting the sun to gleam at correct angles from their swords. It’s just a silly little thing that doesn’t need improving.

Majora.6028:

I think this is just getting a bit picky.
They’ve got the animation of the arrow going through the wind, which, I think, is enough. That wouldn’t add anything to gameplay, in all honesty I focus on my combat, not trying to triangulate my arrows based on how far the bow is drawn back, the angle of fire, direction of wind, and wind speed. (Exaggeration, of course but it gets the point.)

Next you’ll have people wanting the sun to gleam at correct angles from their swords. It’s just a silly little thing that doesn’t need improving.

Yea but when your standing still and you have your bow out and ready there is no arrow. It would make the game look much better if there was an arrow in the bow because as of now most people are shooting an endless supply of invisible arrows out of a invisible quiver.