Guild Wars 2

Wouldn’t it be GREAT if we no longer needed to open our inventory in order to utilize a consumable item such as food, or an Auxiliary pet such as the little known consumable Ember or Consumable Jotun Great sword Etc. There are many different types of food as well. (Utility slots are enjoyed in many other MMO type games).

Even if we were given some just 6-8 Additional slots for Utility purposes (Weapon switch for Elementalists who otherwise can only shift attachments out of combat, or must routinely go into their inventories to equip a weapon out of combat.

There are those of us who have several different weapons which we like to switch through (out of combat) not including the ones already in our weapon slots (I-II/1-2), and it would be quite a bit more convenient to be able to do so using utility slots which would be readily accessible and movable as well as perhaps able to be shifted from horizontal to vertical position by the user.

Enough said, you get the idea.

I agree, this is going to be very useful. thumbs up

OH! Yes please!

Also down the road, be able to move your spells to the order YOU want. I get tired of trying to remember to hit 5 then 3 then 2 then WAIT! What was my rotation again?!
It would be easier to be able to put my spells how I like them when fighting.

It’s strange, was thinking about the ‘slot’ problem last night. Most RPG and Shooters give you Utility Slot bars 2-3 for display along the bottom frame and also ‘floating bars’ which you can place anywhere on your screen. The game does allow me to switch weapons quickly but………………………that is it and the weapon skills are embedded, no choice in line up of them and with the buffs, you can’t change if in combat as you all know so Yes, it is frustrating and a waste of time. Aion and Wow both have excellent setups and think that GW2 should follow their example. All should be interchangeble, i.e. row 1 flip to 2 or display all three at one time as well as the slots. Excellent suggestion and hope that the powers that be, read the posting and seriously put it on the ‘list of things to correct’