Guild Wars 2

Er. Well, I guess I should introduce myself.. I’m new to the Gw2 forums, but not forums as a whole. The forums here seem not as aggressive as I thought they would be.
But anyway.
Is a dagger dagger build worth it for the long run? Keep in mind, I use staff equally as much, but I keep hearing that I should go dagger and focus. I’ve tried it out, and the focus has much too long of a cool down, and I feel like the abilities don’t work out well for me.
If dagger dagger ele is worth it, what would you say I use for my other ability slots?

(for sorry bad Engrish has. much I’m dissapoint very)

me build for Spvp & WvW http://gw2skills.net/editor/?fFAQJAoYhcM6c24wwBd0APAC5hv2JKQ5qJfC-TVSHABcs/AZ6J4TlCoUCCkSsCeQANp8AQ1VA4ECEAAB4mtZwm3MH9oH9oH9oddbe0jezbWGAmxA-w

D/D is the best weapons set for WvW Roaming and sPvP right now.

But you shouldn’t use it in other part of the game. In WvW Zerg, its staff. In PvE its Staff, S/D, S/F or D/F.

Thanks. I understand staff for zergs, and such, but in pve (Aside from bosses) is using D/D such a disadvantage I won’t get anywhere?

Timiok.1048:

Thanks. I understand staff for zergs, and such, but in pve (Aside from bosses) is using D/D such a disadvantage I won’t get anywhere?

D/F is mainly use for harder content because Focus off hand give you skill like Swirling Winds to defend again projectile, Magnetic Wave to cure condition and reflect projectile and Obsidian Flesh to make you invulnerable.

The goal of D/F in PvE is to give you more survivability with those skills for harder content like high level Fractal, but you lose DPS. If you take D/D you don’t have the increased survivability, but you still sacrifice DPS so you are better with Staff or S/X + LH.

This site might help a bit when it comes to builds for different areas of the game. As others already said, D/D is more of a PvP/WvW weapon set.