Guild Wars 2

I was hoping I wouldn’t have to make a thread about this and it would be addressed in due time, but after months of waiting and no sight of any fix to come I figured I’d see just how many people have encountered the issue.

The issue I speak of is the random gravitational pull your character gets if you use HS to move around. Ideally, HS is supposed to move you forward in the direction you are facing, or a target (much like all the other leap skills). This is assuming you have everything that interferes with free skill usage turned off, such as autotargeting.

What that means is you could be facing one direction and use HS, but the game would randomly pull you to another direction.

Not sure if this is the same thing, but I’ve noticed that if using Heartseeker without a target (No auto-targeting) and go down an decline then there’s a chance to turn around at any point from halfway through the animation to the end of it (After the animation completes, you’ll be facing the same direction as when you cast it)

This makes it very annoying to use whilst travelling anywhere there’s declines.

I always thought lag was causing it.

Yeah, you try to travel fast and that Heartseeker goes backwards.

It’s a terrain bug. Happens with Ele’s RTL, Warrior’s GS rush. Rangers GS rush etc..

Dodge rolling does this too sometimes.

Iove.3902:

It’s a terrain bug. Happens with Ele’s RTL, Warrior’s GS rush. Rangers GS rush etc..

I’ve personally never had it happen with “Ele’s RTL, Warrior’s GS rush, and Rangers GS rush”, but that’s not to dismiss it if others did encounter it.

Kurow.6973:

Iove.3902:

It’s a terrain bug. Happens with Ele’s RTL, Warrior’s GS rush. Rangers GS rush etc..

I’ve personally never had it happen with “Ele’s RTL, Warrior’s GS rush, and Rangers GS rush”, but that’s not to dismiss it if others did encounter it.

Then why even say that? Just because it never happened to you doesn’t mean it never happens. I know you said this, but I don’t think you realize you said it… because the last part of your post makes the whole post redundant.