Guild Wars 2

Hi all this my new Video hope u like it, ill add build soon

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Well.. I wrote a post but it sounded a little rude and I hate to be “that guy”… But the main point I wanted to make is why are you going all in on bleeds? It makes 0 sense to choose Sharpening Stone over Flame Trap when you already have the trap traits and no traits at all for SS.

Sick good how you killed that guardian in the beginning. He couldn’t even finish his coffee.

Cufufalating.8479:

Well.. I wrote a post but it sounded a little rude and I hate to be “that guy”… But the main point I wanted to make is why are you going all in on bleeds? It makes 0 sense to choose Sharpening Stone over Flame Trap when you already have the trap traits and no traits at all for SS.

He doesn’t need flame trap if he can manage his conditions well. Flame trap would, in this case, only be good as a cover-up condition (burning)

Secondly, the 40% cond. duration + 60% bleed duration won’t benefit flame trap a as much as it does benefit spike trap.

solrik.6028:

Cufufalating.8479:

Well.. I wrote a post but it sounded a little rude and I hate to be “that guy”… But the main point I wanted to make is why are you going all in on bleeds? It makes 0 sense to choose Sharpening Stone over Flame Trap when you already have the trap traits and no traits at all for SS.

He doesn’t need flame trap if he can manage his conditions well. Flame trap would, in this case, only be good as a cover-up condition (burning)

Secondly, the 40% cond. duration + 60% bleed duration won’t benefit flame trap a as much as it does benefit spike trap.

Well, I disagree. Stacking one conditon for silly durations (over 10s) only works on people who have a serious lack on condition removal in their build or who don’t have any idea how to play. And if you watch the video and looked at his opponents condition management that is exactly what you will see. In 80% of the fights his opponent doesnt cleanse anything more than once the entire fight (including an ele, a warrior and a guardian who don’t cleanse at all, and a s/d theif who doesnt use #2 which is meant to be a s/d thiefs condition removal tool).

There are one or two exceptions.. the 2v1 towards the end is a nice fight and well played, and there is a guardian fight in there somewhere where the guardian does have and does use cleanses a lot (though even there he just barely wins even with food and stacks, neither of which the guardian has).

This is the sort of post I didnt want to post in the first instance because it does sound rude.. and actually play wise I quite enjoyed watching the SB use with some good kiting, but build wise, I still think the whole idea is flawed. It’s good for killing people which an inbuilt weakness to conditions, nothing more.

Ty all guys, Cufufalating.8479 check my title Video WvW Condi Bleeding Build. 2
that mean my focus n bleeding Spike Trap + Sharpening Stone all this skill id bleeding

Cufufalating.8479:

solrik.6028:

Cufufalating.8479:

Well.. I wrote a post but it sounded a little rude and I hate to be “that guy”… But the main point I wanted to make is why are you going all in on bleeds? It makes 0 sense to choose Sharpening Stone over Flame Trap when you already have the trap traits and no traits at all for SS.

He doesn’t need flame trap if he can manage his conditions well. Flame trap would, in this case, only be good as a cover-up condition (burning)

Secondly, the 40% cond. duration + 60% bleed duration won’t benefit flame trap a as much as it does benefit spike trap.

Well, I disagree. Stacking one conditon for silly durations (over 10s) only works on people who have a serious lack on condition removal in their build or who don’t have any idea how to play. And if you watch the video and looked at his opponents condition management that is exactly what you will see. In 80% of the fights his opponent doesnt cleanse anything more than once the entire fight (including an ele, a warrior and a guardian who don’t cleanse at all, and a s/d theif who doesnt use #2 which is meant to be a s/d thiefs condition removal tool).

There are one or two exceptions.. the 2v1 towards the end is a nice fight and well played, and there is a guardian fight in there somewhere where the guardian does have and does use cleanses a lot (though even there he just barely wins even with food and stacks, neither of which the guardian has).

This is the sort of post I didnt want to post in the first instance because it does sound rude.. and actually play wise I quite enjoyed watching the SB use with some good kiting, but build wise, I still think the whole idea is flawed. It’s good for killing people which an inbuilt weakness to conditions, nothing more.

It isn’t rude unless you make it personal

I won’t question wether you have experience with this build or not, but it’s the build that I’ve played a lot.

I do usually have spike trap & flame trap, but rather because of effect than utility. The flame trap’s effect (combined with the spike trap’s immobilise) makes people go ‘oh kitten’ and use skills they shouldn’t, because my flame trap does almost nothing to them compared to the continous 4s bleed stacks that get applied to them.

Having SS and the SS trait is a good combo because, simply put, there is too much bleeding to handle.

I agree that having only bleed in a build is a bad idea because only the bleed would be cleansed, but bleed is not the only condition in his build. He has other conditions too and with a little skill, it is rewarding to apply them in good order. Sometimes it’s also better to just stop attacking and make some distance with sword until the bleeds get cleansed (because, truth to be told, the long duration bleeds can mess it up occasionaly)

Did you EVER blast the water field?

cursE.1794:

Sick good how you killed that guardian in the beginning. He couldn’t even finish his coffee.

He probably watched his map for half the fight. You could do the same with golems in the mist.

@OP, you obviously know how to play, and have good skills. Nice video as well. However…. I would love to run into the players you seem to find. They were either clueless to how to play against a condi ranger, or were in their zerg builds.