Guild Wars 2

Now I come from GW1, and even though I understand that GW2 is a different game, I wish the good stuff from GW1 wasn’t just shut aside like it was taboo by the GW2 team.

Now in GW2, to change your build (traits), you need to be in a main city (like GW1) and pay a small fee (which is ok).

What I don’t understand is why, like in GW1, they did not implement a local template system that allows you to save your builds in order to be able to reload them easier for that same fee (or no fee in sPvP). When I saw this was missing, I was expecting them to add it within the year, but they have shown no sign of having even though of adding something of the sort to GW2.

This can be very useful for people that play both PvE and WvW as chances of changing builds are pretty high and its just annoying to have to remember the builds and manually respec all the time.

LostBalloon.6423:

Now I come from GW1, and even though I understand that GW2 is a different game, I wish the good stuff from GW1 wasn’t just shut aside like it was taboo by the GW2 team.

Now in GW2, to change your build (traits), you need to be in a main city (like GW1) and pay a small fee (which is ok).

What I don’t understand is why, like in GW1, they did not implement a local template system that allows you to save your builds in order to be able to reload them easier for that same fee (or no fee in sPvP). When I saw this was missing, I was expecting them to add it within the year, but they have shown no sign of having even though of adding something of the sort to GW2.

This can be very useful for people that play both PvE and WvW as chances of changing builds are pretty high and its just annoying to have to remember the builds and manually respec all the time.

I am not sure why you say they haven’t even thought about adding a template. They have talked about it a few times. Do you mean since they haven’t added it yet, they haven’t considered it? It would be a nice QoL improvement, and I am sure it will come along. It took some time to show up in GW1, as well. It might have something to do with their limitations on text characters, or something. Of course, I have no real idea.