Guild Wars 2

can someone please explain why anyone would ever want to use this over earthshaker?

what is the point of this skill.

They had to put something there and pretent they worked hard on it, right?

I think it’s meant to work with condi duration and distracting strikes (confusion on interrupt) for a cc and aoe condibomb but it’s really weird to aim compared to earthshaker which is just a circle aoe, instead of a halfcircle frontal cone kinda thing.

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WvW

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i qould use it alot if it can be rolled back to prev that just push back all the enemy upto 300~600 range something to captuee point

online.1278:

i qould use it alot if it can be rolled back to prev that just push back all the enemy upto 300~600 range something to captuee point

yeah I know. oh what decaps we could be having.

choovanski.5462:

online.1278:

i qould use it alot if it can be rolled back to prev that just push back all the enemy upto 300~600 range something to captuee point

yeah I know. oh what decaps we could be having.

but then the wvw players would be mad because knockback is worthless in wvw.
This the problem…
Knockback is strong PvP but hated inWvW.

You dont want to get the enemy “away” from you , you want them to “stay” where they are so they get the full dps from the caster line.

choovanski.5462:

online.1278:

i qould use it alot if it can be rolled back to prev that just push back all the enemy upto 300~600 range something to captuee point

yeah I know. oh what decaps we could be having.

but then the wvw players would be mad because knockback is worthless in wvw.
This the problem…
Knockback is strong PvP but hated inWvW.

You dont want to get the enemy “away” from you , you want them to “stay” where they are so they get the full dps from the caster line.

DanAlcedo.3281:

choovanski.5462:

online.1278:

i qould use it alot if it can be rolled back to prev that just push back all the enemy upto 300~600 range something to captuee point

yeah I know. oh what decaps we could be having.

but then the wvw players would be mad because knockback is worthless in wvw.
This the problem…
Knockback is strong PvP but hated inWvW.

You dont want to get the enemy “away” from you , you want them to “stay” where they are so they get the full dps from the caster line.

Lol. I got an idea.

all you can do is throw your enemy to where your ally was in wvw. You just need to jump over him to throw him to your backside, you ally will kill him then xD.

You gotta be skilled tho, to see where to throw him.

DanAlcedo.3281:

choovanski.5462:

online.1278:

i qould use it alot if it can be rolled back to prev that just push back all the enemy upto 300~600 range something to captuee point

yeah I know. oh what decaps we could be having.

but then the wvw players would be mad because knockback is worthless in wvw.
This the problem…
Knockback is strong PvP but hated inWvW.

You dont want to get the enemy “away” from you , you want them to “stay” where they are so they get the full dps from the caster line.

so? you still have earthshaker for the stun that is better than imob.
at least knockback gives versatility.

plus, who cares wvw is dead anyhow

choovanski.5462:

DanAlcedo.3281:

choovanski.5462:

online.1278:

i qould use it alot if it can be rolled back to prev that just push back all the enemy upto 300~600 range something to captuee point

yeah I know. oh what decaps we could be having.

but then the wvw players would be mad because knockback is worthless in wvw.
This the problem…
Knockback is strong PvP but hated inWvW.

You dont want to get the enemy “away” from you , you want them to “stay” where they are so they get the full dps from the caster line.

so? you still have earthshaker for the stun that is better than imob.
at least knockback gives versatility.

plus, who cares wvw is dead anyhow

I remember a lot of people not liking the knockback for the reason mentioned. I don’t remember anyone liking the immob they put in to replace it.

Skill is terrible, still waiting for a replacement or reversion to the original.