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I noticed from experience how invaluable rolling (dodging, evading, whatever) has become to almost every boss. It gives you nearly 100% invulnerability. The first 1/10 (estimate) of the roll you can take a hit, but after that, you are free from danger. In fact, about 1/10 of a second after the roll, you are still considered dodging.
My question is:
Where did you (ANet) adapt the roll? Was it from Monster Hunter?
Yes, I played Monster Hunter where rolling was a significant part of the game. Of course, only a very small part of the roll allowed invulnerability. If you did not get it from this, how was the idea ever brought up?
I guess another would be:
Is it fair how some bosses heavily rely on your dodging capabilities but to the point where the standard Endurance Regeneration isn’t enough? ie tougher path encounters make Subject Alpha more aggressive, so you have to use your roll. Of course, some professions lack the ability to gain enough Endurance to constantly roll. Eventually, this leads to their death (lack of Vigor or hidden evasive/invulnerability abilities)
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