Guild Wars 2

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

You can be a giant health pool.

Daecollo.9578:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

You can be a giant health pool.

That can’t survive as long as other classes..guess this is what the warrior class is reduced to..seeing how high we can jump!

Don’t count out HP. Essentially all fighting amounts to DPS vs Effective HP. Effective HP being the combination of armor, HP and all healing during the fight. If a boon tank guard heals through twice his HP in damage, that means he had a effective HP of 30k…

Congrats mate! I feel really glad that you are having fun trying those builds! Keep it up!

Builds I got so far:
-knight build with berserker (for pve)
-pvt build (serious one for GvG and raids)
-condition build (really fun, such a troll)
-full power build, reached 4k+ power (kinda less funny with the retal nerf )
-full sentinel build with 38k health

Yea my inventory is starting to get filled :/

XII.9401:

Daecollo.9578:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

You can be a giant health pool.

That can’t survive as long as other classes..guess this is what the warrior class is reduced to..seeing how high we can jump!

Then you need to learn to play warrior. It has great survivability.

XII.9401:

That can’t survive as long as other classes..guess this is what the warrior class is reduced to..seeing how high we can jump!

We have one of the highest survivability(if not the highest). Fastest in and out of combat skills ,perma swiftness, stability and untouched by slow-chill-root.
Warriors and Guardians are usually the last to stand in a Raid WvW force!

I encourage you to try this on a necro running 30 in blood, and 30 in soul reaping so you can have 40k hp, and another idk at least 40k in life force since its based on vitality plus u get an extra 30% from soul reaping. Plus plague form doubles your HP giving u an effective hp of over 100k. pretty epic if u ask me. lol

haha gratz and have fun!

Swickhobo: life force is 0.6*HP (with 0 soul reaping) up to 0.78*HP with 30 soul reaping.

tried buildcrafting a max health build with my necro but only get 34k (all shamans)

I demand to see you traits, runes, sigils etc. Interested in this.

style.6173:

XII.9401:

Daecollo.9578:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

You can be a giant health pool.

That can’t survive as long as other classes..guess this is what the warrior class is reduced to..seeing how high we can jump!

Then you need to learn to play warrior. It has great survivability.

In pve yes…

In pvp our health pool is “large” but nothing most classes can’t keep up with unless you make an hp pool monstrosity like this build. Yet our heals are useless, our best heal heals the same amount as a guardian’s ONLY if we have full adrenaline at the time and don’t remove any conditions, we don’t have enough access to vigor “unless you go warhorn” we don’t get protection or enough retaliation to really make us “absorb” or avoid any damage. No real mobility, hard to stay on target, lack of boons other than might and fury…yeah we don’t even have a unique mechanic as with most weapons burst is useless and the trait line to boost it is kitten “to say the least.”

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

18 hour old post? Even if you did this two days ago your not the first to do this. Not even close.

You know there is shaman’s gear that has been in since launch, right?

Ya shaman gear has 187 more vit TOTAL than sentinel/soldier. Main vit then healin power and condition damage so its for condition builds.

Warriors need this trait:

Convert 5% of hp into power

With 38k hp, that’d be +1900 power. Screw 5% armor → power.

Rampage must be fun with that much hp

You do look like a Sumo.

Mildly confused, how did you reach 38k? I put on full sentinel a few weeks ago with 30 def/tactics and only got 32k hp if that?

Really curious what traits you run to take full advantage of that hp; looks really fun.

Phira.3970:

Warriors need this trait:

Convert 5% of hp into power

With 38k hp, that’d be +1900 power. Screw 5% armor -> power.

Um, you know that vitality gives 10 hp right? So that would be 10x better than any of the current 5% convertion traits….not OP at all. Might as well ask for 100% hp to power conversion.

Karma.1459:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

18 hour old post? Even if you did this two days ago your not the first to do this. Not even close.

Proof it.

Yo can you do me a favour? Pop a superior sharpening stone and record the power increase.

Don’t know the exact increase, but I had superior sharpening stone and I think I had something around 2150power.

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

Did you remember to factor out the WvW HP bonus? Or was it early enough to not include it?

You should show your total health from the hero screen instead of the gameplay UI because it doesn’t factor in the WvW HP bonus on the hero screen.

Yamsandjams.3267:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

Did you remember to factor out the WvW HP bonus? Or was it early enough to not include it?

You should show your total health from the hero screen instead of the gameplay UI because it doesn’t factor in the WvW HP bonus on the hero screen.

Why would I do that? Ain’t that health used in WvW? You can’t brake it without those.

MiLkZz.4789:

Yamsandjams.3267:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

Did you remember to factor out the WvW HP bonus? Or was it early enough to not include it?

You should show your total health from the hero screen instead of the gameplay UI because it doesn’t factor in the WvW HP bonus on the hero screen.

Why would I do that? Ain’t that health used in WvW? You can’t brake it without those.

Because it doesn’t represent the true health that the build has. It’s in the same vein as the food buffs, although people tend to incorporate food and tool consumables into a build.

Think of it this way… perhaps I claim that I am exactly six feet tall and can prove it by standing next to a measurement chart. However, at the time I do this I am wearing shoes, which naturally add a small bit of height due to the soles. In actual fact, I am slightly under six feet tall, and only wearing my shoes allows me to reach that height on the measuring chart.

Similarly the “38k health warrior” build does not actually have this amount of health in an of itself. It has less, boosted with consumables and WvW bonuses.

It’s not that there’s anything wrong with it, but I think there’s an important distinction between the health the build naturally has (with gear and traits, of course) and the amount it has when being boosted by consumables or world bonuses, which are temporary. Some of these external boosts (i.e. WvW bonuses) are also largely beyond an individual’s ability to control, so it doesn’t make for a fair comparison or benchmark.

I get the point is to just see how high you can get your health, but I think a non-boosted number has more genuine meaning as far as min-maxing goes.

Yamsandjams.3267:

MiLkZz.4789:

Yamsandjams.3267:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

Did you remember to factor out the WvW HP bonus? Or was it early enough to not include it?

You should show your total health from the hero screen instead of the gameplay UI because it doesn’t factor in the WvW HP bonus on the hero screen.

Why would I do that? Ain’t that health used in WvW? You can’t brake it without those.

Because it doesn’t represent the true health that the build has. It’s in the same vein as the food buffs, although people tend to incorporate food and tool consumables into a build.

Think of it this way… perhaps I claim that I am exactly six feet tall and can prove it by standing next to a measurement chart. However, at the time I do this I am wearing shoes, which naturally add a small bit of height due to the soles. In actual fact, I am slightly under six feet tall, and only wearing my shoes allows me to reach that height on the measuring chart.

Similarly the “38k health warrior” build does not actually have this amount of health in an of itself. It has less, boosted with consumables and WvW bonuses.

It’s not that there’s anything wrong with it, but I think there’s an important distinction between the health the build naturally has (with gear and traits, of course) and the amount it has when being boosted by consumables or world bonuses, which are temporary. Some of these external boosts (i.e. WvW bonuses) are also largely beyond an individual’s ability to control, so it doesn’t make for a fair comparison or benchmark.

I get the point is to just see how high you can get your health, but I think a non-boosted number has more genuine meaning as far as min-maxing goes.

You do play sports with your shoes on don’t you?

MiLkZz.4789:

Yamsandjams.3267:

MiLkZz.4789:

Yamsandjams.3267:

MiLkZz.4789:

So, I took the effort to buy a full sentinel set. I was really curious to how much health I could get. First we wanted to reach 35k+, but when I passed that, I wanted to go for the 38k health mark. And I did it!

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/6329/gw144r.jpg
Just wanted to share this epic moment with you guys. The viability of a build like this asside (wont be using it for real ^^). Next stop will be 40k+, I do believe I can brake that one too.

ps.: stats in rampage form: 55.5k health/4k+ armor/2.8k power (no might)

Did you remember to factor out the WvW HP bonus? Or was it early enough to not include it?

You should show your total health from the hero screen instead of the gameplay UI because it doesn’t factor in the WvW HP bonus on the hero screen.

Why would I do that? Ain’t that health used in WvW? You can’t brake it without those.

Because it doesn’t represent the true health that the build has. It’s in the same vein as the food buffs, although people tend to incorporate food and tool consumables into a build.

Think of it this way… perhaps I claim that I am exactly six feet tall and can prove it by standing next to a measurement chart. However, at the time I do this I am wearing shoes, which naturally add a small bit of height due to the soles. In actual fact, I am slightly under six feet tall, and only wearing my shoes allows me to reach that height on the measuring chart.

Similarly the “38k health warrior” build does not actually have this amount of health in an of itself. It has less, boosted with consumables and WvW bonuses.

It’s not that there’s anything wrong with it, but I think there’s an important distinction between the health the build naturally has (with gear and traits, of course) and the amount it has when being boosted by consumables or world bonuses, which are temporary. Some of these external boosts (i.e. WvW bonuses) are also largely beyond an individual’s ability to control, so it doesn’t make for a fair comparison or benchmark.

I get the point is to just see how high you can get your health, but I think a non-boosted number has more genuine meaning as far as min-maxing goes.

You do play sports with your shoes on don’t you?

I don’t play GW2 with shoes on, no.

Because that vitality boost isn’t always there and varies from server to server. The food/equips on the other hand are constant. So you’d have to remove the WvW bonus to show how much hp you’re build actually has, since the bonus is not part of that build.