Guild Wars 2

So I’m a little confused. We’ve had the DC error that seems to appear randomly from time to time happen since day one, yet I have seen no fix or really any official statement from A-Net about it.

Secondly, why is it impossible to unbind gear?

I had T2 Human Cult Armor for my low level warrior as skins, stupidly put it on my starter gear with transmutation stones, and leveled her up and stopped playing for a while. About a week ago I deleted her, forgetting she had bound starter gear, which the skins were the T2 Cult Armor.

Made a new Guardian hoping to give her that gear, and found out that I couldn’t use them because they were bound, well 2 of the 4 pieces were.

I called them, and asked if there was any way they could unbind them, explaining my situation. (You know, hoping since it was a different, non game impacting circumstance, including pics and all that they would). Sadly they said they did not have the tools at the moment to do so, which I believe to be a BS lie.

I then asked if they could bring back a deleted character, like so many smaller and bigger companies then them has done before, since it was only a day or so since I deleted her, and she is surely still in the data banks. Once again, they said they didn’t have the tools to perform such a thing.

I heard A-Net was a decent company back in the GW1 days, even though I didn’t play much then. If that is true, what happened to them? Why are they such crap these days.

They are crap because you deleted your character? How are they crap because you didn’t pay attention to what you were doing?

It clearly says on the transmutation window, in red lettering that transmuting will soulbind the items.

So how are they crap for you not paying attention to what you are doing?

moirweyn.9872:

They are crap because you deleted your character? How are they crap because you didn’t pay attention to what you were doing?

It clearly says on the transmutation window, in red lettering that transmuting will soulbind the items.

So how are they crap for you not paying attention to what you are doing?

Because mistakes happen, and competitors acknowledge this and can redeem your character (It is just bytes, if a system was set up it would cost very little to do). Anet are worse than its competitors in this regard, or “crap” as some may put it lol.

Mori…,whatever the hell the rest of your name is. Obviously you never actually took the time to read what I was saying. Such is the way with opinionated and quick to judge children.

The deletion was intentional, the fact that the armor that I took so much time to buy was bound, and unusuable after the deletion was the part I was upset about.

Also, I have used the same T2 Cult armor, and skins over 2 other characters. So no, when I was using them they were not soulbound to a single character, if that is th ecase now. Simply transmute them to a new piece of armor and voila is all I did. If you would have read the fact that 2 of the 4 pieces of armor I had and did transmute were still usuable on my new character. You would have understand that.

It’s hard to expect someone to remember every bound to character item you have when the banks are A) Shared, and B. You have 5 other characters. And no, these are not single character items I am talking about, as the poster after you said, the system would be cheap, and easy to implement on occasions such as these, and they refuse to.

Hence they are a crap company. Fact is, the error about connection I have also put in there has not allowed me to play all day, and other days I have come across it. It hbas been here for months without a single fix. Another prime example of a crap company only looking after itself and the ones that make them money.

A-Net used to be a good company, now a days since it’s merger or whatevr they did with another company, it has all gone down hill.

Isn’t there a way to umbind items via transmutation to white rarity gear? It let’s you keep the skin at least.

I wish this was th ecase Arc, it’s in my bank and it won’t allow me to do anything with it. Probably should have mentioned that ha.