Guild Wars 2

It also put vulnerability on yourself when you take incoming chills..

Noticed this on Goemm’s Lab jumping puzzle, easily testable just took trait off n tried it with on. In the jumping puzzle the environment is chilling me at some point n noticed the three vulnerability stacks get put on me ¬¬.

Even jp’s troll necros…

Slapinator.4196:

Even jp’s troll necros…

xD I was thinking this is so typical of necros.. even our own traits hurt ourselves.

I’m pretty sure the devs are just trolling necro’s on purpose at this point…

I wouldn’t be surprised if the reaper poked out his eye with that big scythe (perma blind while in shroud).

I tested it in frost gorge and din’t get vulnerability.

Tim.6450:

I tested it in frost gorge and din’t get vulnerability.

Hmm thats weird it definitely happens the goemm’s lab jumping puzzle but as long as it doesnt occur when other players hit me with chill I dont really care.

Now that means that incoming chill will also proc Deathly Chill never paid attention but does incoming fear proc Terror?

They’re taking this sacrifice theme too far.

The trait is working as intended. You apply vulnerability to anyone you chill. The reason why you have vuln after the chill in goemm’s lab is because the chill from the platform is applied by yourself. Chill from any foe will not result in any vulnerability from the trait.

It’s because the game registers YOU as the source of the chill. This used to work the same way with engi’s Sitting Duck trait when you immobilize yourself in places like the Thaumanova Fractal, though that trait is no longer in the game.

Pazu.8320:

It’s because the game registers YOU as the source of the chill. This used to work the same way with engi’s Sitting Duck trait when you immobilize yourself in places like the Thaumanova Fractal, though that trait is no longer in the game.

This. As far as the game is concerned you are chilling yourself, so it procs related traits, just like all conditions applied by minions are treated as though you applied them, including traits.