Guild Wars 2

Super easy to implement and I can’t think of why it shouldn’t be allowed.

Placing a traget on a player is extremely helpful in WvW, however, you can only do it while in a party. This isn’t a problem when running guild stuff or im on for a while, but sometimes i just like to hop on and roam a bit. It would be great to be able to place the targets while solo as well.

would love for this to be implemented as well

Imagine all the random targetting going on,no,bad idea actually.

as a mesmer i don’t approve

Caedmon.6798:

Imagine all the random targetting going on,no,bad idea actually.

Its not for other people to see.. just for yourself.

Like when you are in a party and target something, other ppl not in your party do not see your target.

Having targets lets you track a person easier that you have picked out (theives and mesmers drop target when cloaked/make illusions already). It also lets you use hotkeys to retarget your target if you lose them somehow (instead of tabbing or clicking them again)

actually, it would be incredibly helpful in pve as well — huge dynamic events with more than one boss mob (think harathi hinterlands) could benefit from having a way to “call out” a focus for fire. i’d LOVE to see something like this implemented.

Raydaq.5421:

Caedmon.6798:

Imagine all the random targetting going on,no,bad idea actually.

Its not for other people to see.. just for yourself.

Like when you are in a party and target something, other ppl not in your party do not see your target.

Having targets lets you track a person easier that you have picked out (theives and mesmers drop target when cloaked/make illusions already). It also lets you use hotkeys to retarget your target if you lose them somehow (instead of tabbing or clicking them again)

Ah allright,sorry i misunderstand you then,in that case i just think that whenever selecting the target ,the symbol above their heads should be different, + a diff colour perhaps to differ itself from the down symbol,since they look to much alike aswell.