Guild Wars 2

Can anyone confirm this? I played the Thief for a month and never even thought about how it worked. I always assumed that the Signet removed 1 of your conditions and 1 condition on nearby allies. But then I saw a post saying that it removes 1 of your condition plus MORE conditions for each nearby ally you have. I never even thought about this so is it true? o.0

“Refill Endurance and cure a condition FOR each nearby ally.”

“For” it’s not “to”, so it’s working as written.

Really? This is a self condition removal tool?

It removes one condition for up to 5 allies (AoE cap) around you, including yourself.

So it does what I originally thought? Removes only 1 of yours but also removes 1 from nearby allies?

Ruufio.1496:

So it does what I originally thought? Removes only 1 of yours but also removes 1 from nearby allies?

Where do you read “cure a condition FROM/TO each nearby ally”?

Can you stop attempting to sound smart? If you actually have a real answer for me then show me. Although the wording is correct it’s one of those cases in the English language where it’s also not correct.

“Refill Endurance and cure a condition for each nearby ally.”
-I activate the signet and cure conditions for my nearby allies.

You can also interpret it as refilling your allies endurance. The way your are putting it wouldn’t even be correct if it was written that way.

The wording should be: “Refill your endurance and cure a condition on yourself for each nearby ally.” (If that’s how it works)

I’m sorry, I don’t want to sound like a smartass at all.

But (even if I’m not an english native speaker), I just read it as a self condition removal. Sure, the wording would be perfect just by adding “on yourself”, but I’d expect a “cure whatever for each nearby ally” to be always a self cure, based on how many allies I have in the nearby range. If not, I’d expect a “cure whatever from/to/on each nearby ally”.

That’s just how I see/read it, without any intention of being harsh.

Ruffio: galandil wasnt being a smart kitten its just that he prolly played gw1,and in gw1 the sintax of a phrase in a skill description was almost allways corresponding to what the skill did in game; u could have equiped ambush and go to the npcs training ground and test urself,i did it for you: the skill only removes one condition, it should read From and not For.

i think it worked like ruffio said too,description is misundertanding for me