Guild Wars 2

What’s the point? Different skills have different arbitrarily selected power ratios anyway. Focus damage range is 832–883; greatsword 995–1,100. Does that even matter since focus skills tend to not even, or deal very little damage off the getgo?

I think GW2 was a rushed game, and this is a relic that was never removed or really thought of.

This is a relic that was never removed or really thought of.

It was likely added as a means to make damage less predictable. Most games do this.

Also, if you’re referring to guardians… focus #5 is one of our hardest hitting abilities. If it had a higher weapon damage, well, I wouldn’t complain.

Kelnis.1829:

It was likely added as a means to make damage less predictable. Most games do this.

Also, if you’re referring to guardians… focus #5 is one of our hardest hitting abilities. If it had a higher weapon damage, well, I wouldn’t complain.

The RNG aspect could be added to every skill, like, as in every skill has a +/-5% damage factor on every hit.

Fights that are 100% predictable are boring. Minor RNG elements are added frequently to make the fight unpredictable on a level that less skilled players can occasionally get win.

Oxygen.5918:

Kelnis.1829:

It was likely added as a means to make damage less predictable. Most games do this.

Also, if you’re referring to guardians… focus #5 is one of our hardest hitting abilities. If it had a higher weapon damage, well, I wouldn’t complain.

The RNG aspect could be added to every skill, like, as in every skill has a +/-5% damage factor on every hit.

Yes, or they could go with weapon ranges. Six of one, half-a-dozen of the other, really.