Guild Wars 2

Loot:
Maybe it’s something I just need to get used to but with all the running around shooting and slashing I hardly have time to check for loot bags on the ground in the action as your attention should be directed at the reds in front of you. It would be wonderful if it automatically looted right to your inventory. Not game breaking but would sure be convenient. I spend a lot of time running back doing loot sweeps or dying missing out on my rewards. Not a major thing here but with the battle being focused around coin and costs of repair I felt it was noteworthy.

Finishing a player
To be direct I really dislike having to finish a player. Some of examples of why I don’t like it.

This has happened more than once, get in a 2v1 situation you manage to down player 1, but now do you sit there for 5-10 seconds trying to finish the player off while the other player gets free uncontested dps on your or do you fight player 2 and have player 1 come back to life?

Example 2: Someone dies, well sort of. There they are on the ground trying to regen to full, you have a wave of ton of players running over there to finish them off. All these players for a guy stuck on the ground when the focus should really be on the fight at hand, but alas this is the only way to get rewarded, or at least the only slight chance for a token.

Personally I’d like to see it removed from PVP, but I’m sure there’s many of the opposite opinion. To create the other side, I have fallen to the ground, regenerated and popped back up and killed people before. Given the choice, 1 death should be enough however, I lost and in my eyes there’s no reason I should have another shot.

Repairs
To be fair I understand some coin sinks are required to keep a balance. However I feel it should be PVE only, it’s a bit of a deterrent and it’s hard to come by as is. Perhaps this is your way of having players go out and farm for a while so not only spend your time in PVP. Whatever the reason I’d appreciate if you give it another thought.

Well that’s it, Thanks for the hard work putting this all together. I just wanted to communicate my experiences and hope that my experiences made aid in the making of further improvements.

Thanks!