Guild Wars 2

I decided to go for a Bunker Build option for the Engineer.

- Video

This build uses 4 different weapon kits to utilise different aspects of combat. The Med Kit and the Elixir Gun specialise in healing and survival. Super Elixir and Bandage packs enable strong healing and also provide good condition removal.

The Bomb Kit enables the build to have some conditional support from abilities like the Smoke Bomb and the Glue Bomb. From the rifle itself, you have Net Shot and Overcharged Shot that give you control over the node, as well as Big Ol’ Bomb from the Bomb Kit.

I hope this helps!

http://www.gw2db.com/skill-builds/2035-bunker-build-video – Build

This is very simular to one of the two builds I tend to use.

My ‘other’ build is replacing the bombs with flamethrower, where I take juggernaut.

When I do use bombs, I sometimes go all the way in inventions for healing bombs. They heal quite good even if they don’t damage anyone.

Nice to see you use the tool kit for a change

small notes, of which I ‘think’ they work as folowing:
- super elixir isn’t an elixir either… so the trait would be wasted on that too.
- when armor runes say ‘healing skill’ they always mean the main skill button, never any particular skill of the med kit for example, nor the tool belt.
So it’s intended to be working on swapping on the med kit (or even out swapping it for that matter).
The internal cooldown prevents it from being exploited, and if there is no internal cooldown than it’s ok anyhow

Good video, I like the choice of adventure runes as opposed to the usual earth or divinity runes.

I have 2 comments though.
1) To my knowledge, the bug where adrenal implant does not stack with vigor still exists. Since you have multiple kits with invigorating speed and speedy kits, you have 100% uptime on vigor which makes adrenal implant useless.
2) No stunbreaker. What do you do if a thief stuns you and then proceeds to back stab you four times? Do you just accept death in the situations where you miss the dodge against enemy CC? I get that the build relies heavily on dodging, but it seems to be a somewhat significant oversight.