Guild Wars 2

Hi everyone,

I’m currently in the process of levelling up my personal reward level, and while I can join my guildies running 49 everyday and increase my level in the process, I find that I will miss the chance to experience running the rest of the instabilities.

I know some of the instabilities are annoying and frustrating, and I’m just wondering if there’s a guide somewhere on how to survive/clear fractal X with instability X.

For example, I have read that cliffside is horrible in 39, and grawl with 33, and so on…

If there isn’t a guide, hope you guys can share some tips and experience! Thanks!

Check out GW2Dungeons.net, it’ll tell you about every instability. There’s a reason most people do 40 and 49/50. The rest are all nice of nuisance. They can be fun, but they’re a pain at the same time. I will say I’ve had some fun doing others. There’s no reason you need to force yourself to do them now though, just do them when you can get a group together to do them. If your friends are willing have fun trying to beat the others. I did the “heals suck” one the other day and it was a bit different but fun at the same time.

39 Cliffside is hilarious when you’re doing the 2 arm seals.
47 (Elite skills cause death) would actually be pretty challenging. Although the warrior elite signet has a passive ability (gain adrenalin in combat).

Fractal 47 seems to have a great vibe with it.

Im not sure about others although for me it seems like one of those levels you would pick without telling your best friends / groups or as part of a joke for a party game or the like.

dude, have you never used the ingame /wiki command? http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Mistlock_Instability

@KaosNinja, thanks for that redirect but you know, I do research my stuff. What I’m asking is specific tips for specific instabilities and specific fractal.

For example, like the cliffside previously mention, when doing the arms, we usually stack on one side and don’t kill all the chanters in the other one so it won’t spawn unli-chanters. What I was asking was if there are other ways to do it when dealing with specific instabilities. Like the exploding one. I imagine that there’ll be a different tactic when dealing with those.

I have read the one in gw2dungeons, and it is indeed helpful, it is more general in a sense though, that’s why I’m asking here. If you have tips, feel free to share.