Guild Wars 2

Our lack of group buffing is mostly in exchange for extremely powerful self buffs; it’s very easy to reach and maintain max might stacks on ourselves with no real effort. I wonder, perhaps, if the might cap went the way of the bleed cap, if we’d become more useful and desired in pve, since we’d actually have high enough dps to make up for our lack of party support, and our own might stacking wouldn’t be overwritten by the groupwide buffs.

If there was no Might cap people would stack more PS Warriors in PVE.

Captain Unusual.9163:

Our lack of group buffing is mostly in exchange for extremely powerful self buffs; it’s very easy to reach and maintain max might stacks on ourselves with no real effort. I wonder, perhaps, if the might cap went the way of the bleed cap, if we’d become more useful and desired in pve, since we’d actually have high enough dps to make up for our lack of party support, and our own might stacking wouldn’t be overwritten by the groupwide buffs.

What?!!!

My parasitic contagion condi necro is PvE monster. What kind of noob players need party support in PvE anyways?

No it wouldnt help us more then other professions…

in order for Necromancer to POSSIBLY be allowed into the meta for PvE would be to double its damage output. At least in its current form.

and as much as i would like that to happen… i highly doubt it will.

Ropechef.6192:

in order for Necromancer to POSSIBLY be allowed into the meta for PvE would be to double its damage output. At least in its current form.

and as much as i would like that to happen… i highly doubt it will.

Not really. It would simply need 1-2 reliable blasts or a team-%-dmg increase. Doubling the damageoutput would simply destroy all sense of balance and end with us getting nerfed to 1/2 the damage we currently have.