Guild Wars 2

I run duel dogs power build with lb/gs, so I have 3 chances to activate moment of clarity which is nice but while running dogs there are so many scenarios where my pets interrupt with a knockdown and I wish moment of clarity would activate at those times as well. I feel allowing pets to activate moment of clarity is a small change to the skill that could have a nice buff to some power builds, giving people more chances to activate that skill. Also, since moment of clarity gives a damage buff to both me and my pet it should be able to be activated by my pet as well.

Moment of Clarity is just a garbage trait. It’s unreliable in its current form and it actually has redundancy with Hilt Bash and Signet of the Hunt, since it won’t stack with either of those buffs.

This will not happen for one simple reason:

Apparently, rangers aren’t supposed to work together with their pets. According to the traits it seems like they are there mostly for us to kill for amusement; we can’t remove conditions from them, most of our abilities are for either the ranger or the pet.

Meanwhile, other classes get their abilities/mechanic to cover 100% of their class; ours only covers 50%. The warriors equivalent to our Signet of Stone gives them like 6 seconds of invulnerability on like a 60 second cool down… not only it doesn’t just cover their adrenaline, it covers them and their adrenaline for 6s and on 60 second cool down; 100% of their class is covered. What do we get? Oh, we only get 50% of class covered, an 80 second cool down (again for only covering 50% of our class) and most likely still a dead pet after it ends. The best part is, that we can get 100% of our class covered like every other class, but we have to invest massively into single trait setup in order to get something similar to what the other classes have…

Sollith.3502:

Apparently, rangers aren’t supposed to work together with their pets. According to the traits it seems like they are there mostly for us to kill for amusement

i dont know why i laughed… its depressingly true