Guild Wars 2

Could someone explain me why unlike other skills ingame Jalis first heal and after that removes conditions? Every other skill firrst clean condi. It is easy to notice as under poison i heal for 3,3k.

Similiar situation is with sword block. All blocks ingame block for it duration+aftercast. When a warrior puts down shield he still block, so does ranger with gs or our shield 5. Sword offhand on the other hand doesnt block for it full duration. Towards the end it stop blocking even though the animation is still up. Basically i still have sword in air and take damage.. Imho its gamebreaking, time to join shield bandwagon.

Also other bugs which wasnt fixed during all 3 betas. Hammer which sometimes fail to aim with 2. Overall terrain issues causing most of our skills to simply miss. UA breaks itself even on flat terrain sometimes (so far olny noticed in jungle maps).

Rev is fun to play but far from finished.

Yeah all bugs already reported. Let the dev work on them
About the heal, i guess works as intended? Otherwise what’s the point of poison? Other skills like necro consume condition heal has the first chunck witohout condi remove and the for each condi removed there’s a bonus, IF i’m not mistaking

I believe it always remove condition first then heal. Otherwise whats the point of linking condi removal to heal ability? Jalis heal is terrible as it is, no need to make it even worse.

Yeah there is plenty of bugs. The class itself seem rushed. I think we are going to have lot of tweeks. I think (and i hope) Glint stance is going to be nerfed when jalis and mallyx are going to be tweeked and buffed. I hope too the problem with the pvp success is going to be fixed too (the description of the two success: revered and revered champion which are the same that genius and genius champion, at least in spanish version). I really enjoy Revenant, like a lot. But i’m pretty happy with my chrono too. DIfficult to decide for now, i hope revenant is going to have a better jalis and mallyx stance, coz for now they are too situationnal.