Impossible for S/S Warrior?
Wondering why S/S warrior cannot survive in PVP /WVW. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks
I don’t know what you mean. My roaming S/S LB (non regen) warrior survives quite well in WvW and is very strong in 1v1 against most classes (it has a few hard counters.) Maybe if you give us your build and example of what is killing you.
Be careful what you wish for, Anet might just give it to you “HoT”
“…let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we shall die;.”
“…let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we shall die;.”
Prob going to much offense and not having enough condition removal.
Could also not have enough swiftness. Therefore, he gets run downed and ganked.
Other than that, a condition warrior should not lose to many classes. It is either a win, stalemate or you leap away from that slow moving necro.
Prob going to much offense and not having enough condition removal.
Could also not have enough swiftness. Therefore, he gets run downed and ganked.
Other than that, a condition warrior should not lose to many classes. It is either a win, stalemate or you leap away from that slow moving necro.
I run a 0-20-20-0-30 Dire armor (melandru), cleansing ire/dogged march with rabid weapons and accessories. I have lost fights against good players of almost ever class, mainly thieves and mesmers though (can seem to keep enough pressure on those 2). To me this setup is strong enough to not lose against noobs with OP builds but not OP to the point of never getting a decent challenge from good players of other weaker classes.
Be careful what you wish for, Anet might just give it to you “HoT”
“…let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we shall die;.”
“…let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we shall die;.”
S/S is pretty rediculous – OH sword gives perma torments and a block that can keep a perma 4-stack bleed as well. MH sword gives you mobility and cc with even more bleeds. It is one of the hardest builds to 1v1 against with how easy it is to apply condition pressure in it. You swap set can vary depending on your goals – defense, cc, long range condition (LB), escape, etc… but really, it is a strong set.