Guild Wars 2

Hi,

im wondering why there is still no option to save traits.
sometimes you have to change traits and then such a function would be very usefull….
i know i can just reset and klick like 30x and its done…but its anoying how often i have to do it just to switch between like two different trait builds. (and when you have more than one character, you have to remember even more builds or save them in the browser and look up all the time…)
just give me a way to save at least two fav builds…i would even buy that option for gems! just please, give it. its not hard to implement such a function…

greetings
Xenedon

+1

I think back to when I played WoW, for something like this. WoW had talent trees which are similar to GW2’s traits. The talent trees allowed you to unlock an additional configuration slot for a different setup due to the game’s trinity system. So, config. slot #1 could be for example, DPS. Then, #2 could be for say, tank set up. Not suggesting to copy, but to use this as a blueprint to adding a functionality to GW2’s trait system.

Furthermore, the additional config. slot was unlocked for a few silvers. So, here’s to hoping (if introduced) Anet does not put an insane amount to unlock.

I’m all for that trait saving.. whenever I do Triple Trouble with my guild.. I do condi team, and find myself switching every day. So having something to save a set of traits would save a ton of time.

BentoDetective.6491:

I think back to when I played WoW, for something like this. WoW had talent trees which are similar to GW2’s traits. The talent trees allowed you to unlock an additional configuration slot for a different setup due to the game’s trinity system. So, config. slot #1 could be for example, DPS. Then, #2 could be for say, tank set up. Not suggesting to copy, but to use this as a blueprint to adding a functionality to GW2’s trait system.

Furthermore, the additional config. slot was unlocked for a few silvers. So, here’s to hoping (if introduced) Anet does not put an insane amount to unlock.

Two things. A dev randomly commented some months ago that templates are in the works but they obviously won’t say anything more until they have something to show. It’s not the same system as GW1 so it’s not like the concept can be ported over. And two, if I remember correctly, the dual speccing talent trees in WOW were implemented several years after launch. WOW launched in 2004 and dual speccing talents was 2009. Dual speccing was something people were clamoring for for a very long time. So, in short, these things aren’t always a developer priority even though they are player priorities. Something could be holding them up but we probably won’t hear about it until it’s about ready to launch,

+100