guild wars 2 leader of the pact 2 mastery?
Tier 3 gives you perma haste while in cities and some other things. But in the end, you’ll still have have enough mastery points left over even after you’ve unlocked all masteries.
Yes I’m a vet, yes I’m salty. Problem?
It’s worth doing that full line just to unlock auto loot (Advanced Logistics).
You can’t avoid avoid it. You must unlock tier 2 before you can unlock tier 3. It’s worth it to max out this mastery for the auto-loot, and permanent swiftness while in cities.
Until you reach level 80, crafting items gets you experience. Some players craft stuff to level up new characters as a quick alternative instead of doing map complete and/or personal story. If you’re into crafting it also helps to level up your crafting schools faster so you can craft end game gear sooner. So this part of the mastery has its uses. (level 80 characters don’t get leveling experience once you reach level 80, but you can still level up crafting schools)
There’s something charming about rangers.
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It is worth it.
“Only problem with the Engineer is
that it makes every other class in the game boring to play.”
Hawks
that it makes every other class in the game boring to play.”
Hawks
It’s worth doing that full line just to unlock auto loot (Advanced Logistics).
This.
I’d go as far as saying auto loot makes the entite pact mastery line the first mastery one should max for Tyria. Yes it’s that good.
It’s worth doing that full line just to unlock auto loot (Advanced Logistics).
This is a huge game changer for me.
During Halloween, I was playing my alt account for the dailies and… wow, having to press [f] all the time to collect loot was an incredible burden. Going back to the main account was such a relief.
John Smith: “you should kill monsters, because killing monsters is awesome.”