good job!

good job!

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Posted by: Swimsasa Stoon.8936

Swimsasa Stoon.8936

I remember a couple months ago that the ranger was seen as being one of the weakest classes but just last week there was a post on the elementalist forum asking what you should do when you see a ranger in wvw.
Some people answered ‘RUN!!!’
In other words you guys overcame y’r weaknesses and became a truly strong class.

side-note:
Just made a ranger lvl 35 and its sooo much fun!

good job!

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Posted by: Daemon.4295

Daemon.4295

+1 to that, there’s still a lot of work to be done (what happened to the longbow fix?) but in my opinion the devs did a good job at addressing some of the key issues with the class. There’s certainly less ranger rage these days

We should probably thank Robert Hrouda for creating an open dialogue with the player base, to collect our feedback and report it to the rest of the dev team. The April 30th patch finally addressed some of the most recurring complaints in the ranger forums, whereas in the past we seemed to get buffs (and nerfs!) where we didn’t really need them.

EDIT: I don’t know about being a “truly strong class”, but ranger is improving

Ayana Wenona (Ranger) | Doctor Skorn (Necro) | Electra Lux (Elementalist)
Scarlett Daguer (Thief) | Gritt Bloodstone (Warrior) | Sirius Zand (Guardian)
- Whiteside Ridge [EU] -

good job!

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Posted by: Kasama.8941

Kasama.8941

The builds have always been there, they just haven’t been popular, because most players insisted on using bow burst builds. But now people have caught on and realized that melee is a far more viable option for the Ranger, and that bunker and condition based builds are far stronger then burst builds. However, the problems are still the same as before. Burst power builds for the Ranger are still weak, the pet still can’t hit consistently unless you use snare skills, spirits still die too easily, the Ranger still has next to no way to affect allies, and traits are still a mess.

80 Ranger | 80 Mesmer | 80 Thief | 80 Guardian | 40 Engineer
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