Guild Wars 2

Disclaimer: This is the first time I encountered an opponent like this, usually the fights all go “normal”.

I’m not familiar with warrior skills, but I just had a 3v1 fight where I was defeated in about 10 seconds. Now the strange thing is, I had targetted a warrior, and two things happened (or rather didn’t happen):
1) He didn’t lose any HP at all, his HP bar stayed at max (no red pixel missing, it was 100% full)
2) he was immune to all CC effects.
Is that thanks to special traiting or something? I’m not sure this is working as intended.

1. Endure Pain
2. Berserker Stance

Turamarth.3248:

1. Endure Pain
2. Berserker Stance

3a. Balanced Stance
3b. Dolyak Signet
for the CC immunity (via Stability).

Or simply he has lots of toughness and outheals your normal damage with the passive + dodge timings and some regen boon. I say outheal cuz I just had 2v1 against necro and ele, or I should say 1v1+a walking ward, anywayz, I beat them both and the ele did like only outdamaged my passive heals 1 of every 5 times and yes this was in a solo join.

It’s very possible. There are quite a few tanky warrior builds where you literally will do no damage to them at all unless you’re totally glass and hit like a truck. And even then it will be hard for you to kill them since if you’re that squishy, they could kill you very easily.

endure pain doesn’t last that long.

healing signet + high armor + adrenal health + banner regen makes it very possible. and berserker stance makes you invincible to conditions for 8s. you can get stability from dolyak signet, balanced stance.

Also potentially ‘last stand’ if he was traited for extra toughness and healing. He may never have needed to activate any stunbreaks/stability himself; your first attempt at CC could have given him stability, and if you lasted ~10s it’s entirely possible it never wore off. That would let him keep up dolyak signet for extra toughness the whole time.

Of course, warriors do have access to some invulnerability, and a few blocks. It would help if you showed us the combat log, and kept track of whether you were seeing damage numbers on hits, or ‘0’, ‘miss’, ‘block’, etc.