Guild Wars 2

So I’m playing S/D Elementalist. I’m about to lay down my Fire field and stack 25 might to my party.

As I begin, a Guardian lays down a light field.

Instead of stacking 25 might as I had intended, I instead give my group… a bunch of worthless reliation.

There are multiple ways a combo-field priority system could be implemented.

1. “Prefer own fields” option. This is probably the simplest and easiest fix and would maintain a reasonable level of balance. This would cause you to proc off your own fields if there are multiple fields overlapping. In fact, this was so much better than my other ideas that I removed them.

There is a Priority system. Field on bottom (first field laid) get the priority. Your options are lay down your fire field faster or tell the guardian to stop being a troll/nub.

All right, so then I’m saying the current priority system is inadequate, especially with the new ridiculously large Guardian symbols.

That would be convenient.

Chedder is right, the oldest field has priority. Therefore this thread is useless.

No, don’t priorize your own fields, or the party’s ones. Combo fields are supposed to encourage teamplay, not ego play.

Instead, make combos alot stronger.

From what I saw the last combo field counted towards the combo….

GreenNekoHaunt.8527:

From what I saw the last combo field counted towards the combo….

I think what you observed were projectile finishers. I think I saw them becoming whatever they travel through first. Not sure here or with leap finishers. But finishers within multiple fields (especially blast) do use the oldest field.

Nretep.2564:

GreenNekoHaunt.8527:

From what I saw the last combo field counted towards the combo….

I think what you observed were projectile finishers. I think I saw them becoming whatever they travel through first. Not sure here or with leap finishers. But finishers within multiple fields (especially blast) do use the oldest field.

It was an explosion combo finisher with me using the explosive arrow (3rd warrior long bow skill)