Guild Wars 2

https://youtu.be/V_lU41XpLsg
Build is in the description.

I appreciate tips on how to improve myself that go beyond “Play Druid”.

Have you tried playing Druid?

Velimere.7685:

Have you tried playing Druid?

Yes. It’s easy and boring as f. I’d rather have power rangers back.

Varezenem.2813:

Velimere.7685:

Have you tried playing Druid?

Yes. It’s easy and boring as f. I’d rather have power rangers back.

No offense, but I find it hard to believe that you find the meta Druid build to be easy given your display of mechanical skill in the video you posted. It looks like you need a lot of practice even with something so simple as just moving around in a team fight.

I actually sat there and watched the whole thing after I posted my initial reply.

Velimere.7685:

Varezenem.2813:

Velimere.7685:

Have you tried playing Druid?

Yes. It’s easy and boring as f. I’d rather have power rangers back.

No offense, but I find it hard to believe that you find the meta Druid build to be easy given your display of mechanical skill in the video you posted. It looks like you need a lot of practice even with something so simple as just moving around in a team fight.

I actually sat there and watched the whole thing after I posted my initial reply.

A lot less to keep track of allowing me to put more attention into others. And it’s easy compared to what I’m used to.
I’m aware that I have to improve mechanically and I’d rather hear on the specific parts that I have to improve than some general statement. But it’s also a fact that you don’t have to be the most skilled person to judge ease of use.

This was fun to watch thanks for sharing. Support rev obviously has amazing healing as you displayed, my only issue with it is it’s damage is pretty abysmal even when given the chance to put in pain which is really awful for situations where you end up in a 1v1, as any other support based build i think they would have at least enough possible damage to make an enemy have to back off something support Druids and Dhs are pretty decent at.

Otherwise thanks for sharing hardly get to see ventari game play on the forums best of luck with it.

nice try but too bad there is no point to play anything other on rev than shiro since all mechanics you need to have is toggling quickness on and off and spamming 111

This might work in small team fights but in larger ones…if I have seen right nobody focused you that’s why you could do your job. Normaly 3 man burst would kill this build. You were lucky that there wasn’t any condi pressure out there.

EDIT: and yea you didn’t take shiro so you fired one of best mobility skills in game. Mobility is more important than few boons.

Mr Godlike.6098:

This might work in small team fights but in larger ones…if I have seen right nobody focused you that’s why you could do your job. Normaly 3 man burst would kill this build. You were lucky that there wasn’t any condi pressure out there.

EDIT: and yea you didn’t take shiro so you fired one of best mobility skills in game. Mobility is more important than few boons.

How does what you wrote not apply to Auramancers? Except for the condi part which is usually tolerable if there are two or less condi users. In terms of handling incoming burst this build is actually better than auramancers and possibly druid. Sustained pressure is its actual weakness.

In my own experience I do indeed perform better in 2v2 and that’s for 2 reasons:

1. I can read 2v2s better than 3v3+ (still have to practice 3v3+)
2. Pressure in 2v2s is low enough that I can play more aggressively.

This build like Auramancers needs their teammates to peel for them in larger fights, which is why I’m only using it in unranked outside of my premade.

Shiro mobility is indeed useful and is used on the bunker/decap variant. Glint goes beyond “a few boons”. Regen is a considerable part of this builds healing output and Infuse Light is more reliable than Enchanted Daggers as a heal. Also higher protection upkeep and a launch over a stun.

I’m also pretty sure that the title was “Ventari/Glint” not “Ventari/Shiro”.

Chillout sir

I didn’t bash your build and you asked for some tips. I didn’t said a word about ele:P

Mr Godlike.6098:

Chillout sir

I didn’t bash your build and you asked for some tips. I didn’t said a word about ele:P

I’m aware nor am I stressed. What I wanted was a clarification on your statetment.
And also in which points your perception diverges from mine.
After all testing different ideas and play styles does help on improving.
I was possibly annoyed by the Shiro part though since I expected the title to cover for that.

Varezenem.2813:

Mr Godlike.6098:

This might work in small team fights but in larger ones…if I have seen right nobody focused you that’s why you could do your job. Normaly 3 man burst would kill this build. You were lucky that there wasn’t any condi pressure out there.

EDIT: and yea you didn’t take shiro so you fired one of best mobility skills in game. Mobility is more important than few boons.

How does what you wrote not apply to Auramancers? Except for the condi part which is usually tolerable if there are two or less condi users. In terms of handling incoming burst this build is actually better than auramancers and possibly druid. Sustained pressure is its actual weakness.

In my own experience I do indeed perform better in 2v2 and that’s for 2 reasons:

1. I can read 2v2s better than 3v3+ (still have to practice 3v3+)
2. Pressure in 2v2s is low enough that I can play more aggressively.

This build like Auramancers needs their teammates to peel for them in larger fights, which is why I’m only using it in unranked outside of my premade.

Shiro mobility is indeed useful and is used on the bunker/decap variant. Glint goes beyond “a few boons”. Regen is a considerable part of this builds healing output and Infuse Light is more reliable than Enchanted Daggers as a heal. Also higher protection upkeep and a launch over a stun.

I’m also pretty sure that the title was “Ventari/Glint” not “Ventari/Shiro”.

The answer to that question is that auramancers move more. Their auras come from 600 radius so they are harder to focus.

If you want to even compare to them you have to be able to move your body and the tablet. And keep perma regen on all allies.