Any way to stop conditions from moving around?

Any way to stop conditions from moving around?

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Posted by: JohnnyRockets.7593

JohnnyRockets.7593

It makes it literally impossible to read conditions since they are constantly moving around when fighting group event raid bosses. Is there a way to stop this from happening? It might be because the game is trying to center them, rather than left-align. Extremely annoying.

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Posted by: Yashimata.2986

Yashimata.2986

Spend a bit of time on the wiki reading up on each one, and getting acquainted with the symbols. Then you can tell at a glance what you have on you (or on them)

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Posted by: JohnnyRockets.7593

JohnnyRockets.7593

I want to know more than just what the effect is. I want to see the duration, the source, etc

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Posted by: about thirty ninjas.1725

about thirty ninjas.1725

Well, I’m going to go on a limb here and assume what your trying to accomplish is waiting for a certain condition to run out so you can apply a new one right after to maximize it’s efficentcy. This would be a good idea on most MMO’s but on Guildwars it’s a little pointless. Most conditions have stacking durations <poison/cripple/burning> or stacking effects <Bleed/confusion>. I THINK the only ones that don’t apply to these rules are stuns and dazes, but those don’t generally work on raid bosses anyway. In my experiance there is little downside to just spamming my own conditions as much as possible. <nodnods>

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Posted by: Zenyatoo.4059

Zenyatoo.4059

It’s more like when you have a specific buff/condition on you that a boss that put there, but you cant read it for the life of you (literally) because it teleports around.

Stuff like Bees, living lightning, fiery fury ETC, are all hard to see what they’re actually doing to you.