Guild Wars 2

So I just leveled my guardian to 80, and I planned to just buy all his acsended gear with Laurels. Amulet, rings, ect.

With these annoucements of all the changes and getting to craft acended items, would you hold off if you were me?

Now I know we don’t know exactly how far away these changes are, and they may not change the sytem for aquiring current acsended items, just new ones..

Thoughts?

I’d just hold off buying any MF related ascended items, the rest is fine. They plan to add new types of ascended items, they haven’t talked about adding new ways to get the current ones (and there are already a couple of different ways to acquire them).

Buy amulets first.

Rings and back are cheaper with fractals. (i use laurels because i dont do fractals)

Accessories are cheaper with guild missions. (i use laurels because i dont bother with guilds)

You still will have to work for the new ascendeds so it makes no difference.

Yeah I got the amulet, I was debating between the 20% Magic Find and the 15% Karma, with the accouncment about Magic Find I might as well choose the karma boost, because who knows what I will get stuck with otherwise, although I might want to hold off on the infusion altogether incase they replace that option with something better.

I don’t do fractals so I might get the rings as well, I might try and get the accessories through guid missions although if I just want the stuff NAOW I may just get it all.

If you are not playing fractals you can just wait, imo. All the content can easily be done with exotic or rare gear without any problems.

kokiman.2364:

If you are not playing fractals you can just wait, imo. All the content can easily be done with exotic or rare gear without any problems.

True enough, I actually have not upgraded my trinkets since around level 65, I’m getting through dungeons and the level 80 zones just fine. At this point it wouldn’t hurt to just wait and see how things pan out.

Hello,

As there is a dedicated thread for this subject here, this one is now closed to avoid duplicates.

Thank you for your understanding.