Guild Wars 2

1. If someone rezzes you post death, do you still incur the death penalty? If so, is it full price or reduced?

2. Since it’s a repair cost and not really a death penalty, if you are trying some daring acrobatics and don’t want to go broke in the process, can you strip down nekkid to avoid it? If so, just armor and weapons, or do you have to do all your little trinkety things too?

Thanks.

If you get a rez before you die then you do not incur much if any repair costs. If you die then your armor, trinkets takes a hit. Although mostly your armor shows the damage first.

Why would you fight naked? the cost of repairs is not even close to being too high that most can’t afford repairs. Even repairing through a dungeon group that is struggling with wiping is not a huge burden.

Thanks for the information.

It’s cost prohibitive to me, especially when I keep falling and dying trying to get to vistas, which after dying 10 times, got me thinking I should ask if there was an easier way besides “not being bad”, which is not something I can correct.

70% of the vistas I have found won’t kill you if you fall while trying to get to them. Unless you are doing nothing but vistas then you should have enough money set aside to cover any repairs. I only do the vistas as I work the area and hearts in any area. I don’t go out of my way to get a vista if I am not already there and doing other stuff.

I don’t sell all the stuff I get either and I decomp most white/blue gear for crafting mats and still have enough cash for repairs.

If you get killed by falling off a cliff your armor doesn’t suffer.

notebene.3190:

Thanks for the information.

It’s cost prohibitive to me, especially when I keep falling and dying trying to get to vistas, which after dying 10 times, got me thinking I should ask if there was an easier way besides “not being bad”, which is not something I can correct.

Falling damage deaths do no incur armor damage. Use this information wisely

(meaning, fight near a fatal fall whenever possible to “avoid” paying repair costs)