Guild Wars 2

With the upcoming changes and the nerf to crit dmg, I see a lot of outrage from the community. I think ANet got it wrong of how to make people run less of Zerker gears.
Currently all mobs + bosses in game attack rate are way too low ( like 2 seconds per attack ) and deal large chunk of damage. The AIs are stupid too, they stand in 1 place and have 1, 2 skills. For these reasons, people go zerk because 1 attack per 2 seconds is way too slow and predictable, dodge/invul/evade became OP and only zerker gears are needed.
A quick fix for the game is:
- First: make all mobs attack 2 times faster, less predictable while reduce the damage in half. Hell, I even say make them as fast a real player would and reduce the damage accordingly.
- Second: enemies need to be smarter and move around in the fight. For examples: Give melee mobs faster move speed or a gap closer skill, make all mobs aware of the surrounding and not stand in AOE/burst.
These 2 changes would promote more variety types of gears/builds because now you can’t dodge/evade all damages + can’t burst down mobs as quick.

To a larger extend, I believe doing this would make it easier to balance PvE, WvW and PvP contents. Now mobs are more like real players and not stupid and slow.
Tell me what you think.

all you people dont understand what the real problem is. its not berserker and its not bosses attacking very slow.

the problem is the content is stale, boring, old and even the worst player will be able to run berserker after running the same content for 2 years.

lupicus is the perfect example. no matter if pugs are tanky or use berserker gear. in 9/10 cases i end up soloing lupi.

make a new dungeon with bosses like lupicus and lets see how many people will run trough it in berserker gear.

the game was designed like that. if you are good and experienced with the content, you will need no defensive gear thanks to the active combat system. and this is the only reason why many people bought the game.

if i wanted a trinity or defensive gear i would be playing a different game.