Guild Wars 2

I’m guessing it partially due to no one would be able to even attempt to identify what class you are or could be by your gear.

I’d be fine if they let people wear town clothes with town clothing stats, though. I don’t think you should get to wear town clothes with full combat gear stats. You want to wear town clothes it’s a sacrifice.

I’d like a top hat. It would go great with the rest of my outfit.

Porky.5021:

I’m guessing it partially due to no one would be able to even attempt to identify what class you are or could be by your gear.

I’d be fine if they let people wear town clothes with town clothing stats, though. I don’t think you should get to wear town clothes with full combat gear stats. You want to wear town clothes it’s a sacrifice.

I’d like a top hat. It would go great with the rest of my outfit.

Lol, you’re a naked ele the top hat would add +25 swag tho

Monsoon.2589:

I don t understand what is the problem with not being able to identity a player profession in wvw…if its an enemy no matter what their profession you are going to have to fight them. Why woudl the look of your stuff have ANY effect or incidence on combat?

This would tell you how to initiate the fight. Many classes (I’m a thief) I would stroll in from varying directions. However if that someone is a thief, I know that Basilisk venom and steal are going to be my ticket into that fight.

I’ve seen bunny ears, boxing gloves, shades, and the mad king costume in WvW before (on my teammate though). And you are definitely able to wear your town clothes. For those talking about not being able to know what the class is, learn to identify armor, weapons, and signets. I’ve yet to have a problem knowing what class a certain player is without targeting or glancing at them. Thieves are the easiest because a good majority uses the passive speed boost.

GuardianOMS.8067:

I’ve seen bunny ears, boxing gloves, shades, and the mad king costume in WvW before (on my teammate though). And you are definitely able to wear your town clothes. For those talking about not being able to know what the class is, learn to identify armor, weapons, and signets. I’ve yet to have a problem knowing what class a certain player is without targeting or glancing at them. Thieves are the easiest because a good majority uses the passive speed boost.

I’d say elementalist is the easiest one, due to their attunement. Guardians with their virtues in second place.

Engineers can also swap into town clothes and then equip a kit. You’ll be able to fight with the town clothes until you swap back to your regular weapon then.

I should have added classes that don’t have unavoidable “buffs.” I mean the ones you have to depend on the player’s choice of signets/armor/weapons as the giveaway.

WTB bunny ear transmutes.