Guild Wars 2

Every game in Tpvp either has two hambows or two turret engineers, is that the new thing, people cannot stand having to play a skillful class so they just swap to a hambow or turret engineer so they can win… Good going Anet, I love versing the same professions every game… Isn’t there a reason we have 8 professions or should we just make one profession for everyone to play, then you do not have to worry about balancing the game.

Another example of what this game has come to, two turret engis

Want to take a quick guess at what build these warriors are running?

Remind me how many turreteers were used in the most recent tournament, ToL. Oh yeah…

I tried a turret Engineer to see how OP they were. One Mace/Shield Greatsword warrior waltzed in, took them all out in stability then stunlocked me into a 100b. I don’t think it’s OP whatsoever tbh.

One tureter is not the problem, problem apears when they stack, it is like MM necro stacking issue, it isn’t op but extremely annoying. You fight with game mechanics not with ppl, and it is not like mesmers clones, or rangers spirits wihich you can manage with propper aoe presure. This game should have class block, that one or max two same classes in one team can participate.

agreed, its like everything except the meta has been left for dead, when was the last time you saw a warrior using maces? its all hambow or dual sword condi.

if only we have developers. (i’m convinced they’ve all left, they haven’t even posted anything on the forum since the patch weeks ago.)

People will always flock to what is considered strongest, especially if it is considered easy to play. Even if they had “perfect” balance, people would still flock to whatever build is considered strongest and easiest to play.

Benjamin.8237:

I tried a turret Engineer to see how OP they were. One Mace/Shield Greatsword warrior waltzed in, took them all out in stability then stunlocked me into a 100b. I don’t think it’s OP whatsoever tbh.

As a Knock-back-neer, I think I ran into the same warrior, I knew next time to run and hide