Guild Wars 2

We all know the stat values on amulets. Lets recap them here:

1200
1050
900
560

We can choose from 3, 4 or even all stats (cele) amulet.
If you choose 3 stats amulet than you get 1×1200 and 2×900.
If you choose 4 stats amulet than you get 2×1050 and 2×560
If you choose cele you get all the stats @ 560

Now, game started 3 years ago and the amulets choice was narrower than what we can choose from right now. Probably because devs realized pvp hadn’t much flexibility in terms of stats/builds/etc.

Later, more amulets where introduced to address the small choice problem, some were fine-tuned.

At the present time we have a comprehensive range of amulets. Yet, I cannot find what I am looking for, hence my idea:

Why not letting us choose the stats we want? The values are all set anyway, and a simple panel in pvp build page could let us pick 3 or 4 stats and assigning them the value we prefer.

For example I’d love to try a 1200 power, 900 crit, 900 condi. But you can also experiment when trying funky builds. I love bunkering with my mes and would like to try a 1050 toughness, 1050 crit, 560 power, 560 condi. And so on.

What do you all say?

there are good reasons why some stat combos should not be allowed in pvp

2 examples

1st:
1200 Healing Power
900 Toughness
900 Vitality

ultimate bunker stats. Try killing an elementalist or guardian running this. You won’t.

2nd
1200 Condition Damage
900 Toughness
900 Vitality

Super tanky condition spec. Nearly impossible to kill but still maxed out condi damage. This one on burn guard or burn engi…

Some of the stat combinations would just be toxic to play against.

Just split the current amulets into multiple items and let players mix and match. It accomplishes the goal, lets ANet control stat combos (no Dire or Nomad unless they want to add it), and it’s not confusing since it’s just like the PvE/WvW stat system (but with less items).

Some builds want more than 4 stats (guardian and elementalist being the prime examples), but they don’t need them in equal amounts.