Guild Wars 2

Yeah, I sorted all the dyes by set. It seems “Stone” is a starter dye.

After changing it every time I saw those blue boots over the past two days, it seems to have changed permanently after logging in this evening. issue resolved, I guess.

Hi all,

Basicly – I changed the color from my armor a few days ago.
Nothing too drastic: everything that had the color “Dust”, I changed to “Stone”.

But now, everytime I log out or change instance – my armor dyes are “set” to the previous combination, with the notable exception that my boots are in the color “Sky” instead of “Dust”, like they where before I changed it.

It’s pretty weird; because even the favorite dyes are not “remembered”; If I add Stone to favorites and log out or change instance, it’s not a favorite anymore.

Can someone help me?

Kasteros.9847:

Both ideas are great. I’m looking forward to “wars of guilds” – mb after guild halls they add guild castles etc. and then sieges on it. I know it is just a dream but it will be nice to fight to defend “home” with other guild members.

And where is the difference with claiming a tower/keep in WvW? :P

Guys, didn’t the Bazaar of the Four Winds introduce Cantha and Elona back in the game?

According to the wiki:
“The Zephyrites are a secluded, zen-like organization composed primarily of humans of Canthan or Elonian descent that live in the Zephyr Sanctum, a large flying ship roaming the skies of Tyria.”

Just like the Xunlai linked Tyria to Cantha?

a t s e.9614:

The mystic toilet is only good to use when you dont have the rights stats for an incription. I believe it’s soldier , dire , rabid . You get an insciption that cost around 5g when you salavage it . But for the other stats you could try to flush them . I wasted around 10k tokens and didn’t get anything. Zomoros the god of the toilet hates me .

Means you’re on the wrong path. I flushed a lot of greatswords. Got The Chosen after a single pair of rare Shields. Zomoros is allknowing. It knows what legendery is meant for you.

Not receiving precurors obviously means you’re chasing the wrong legendary. :P

DeathPanel.8362:

Kumakichi.2583:

I found the people who complain the most about skipping are the ones that really struggle at it. Then they declare it takes no skill.

Yeah, it’s basically classic projection. They project their own failures on others.

I don’t agree with that observation. I believe it’s rather flat.

Does clearing a dungeon require skill? I believe efficiently clearing a dungeon requires skill.

Take TA for example. A dungeon I ran a lot october/november Piken Square with PUG’s. Évery experienced group (Every group, where members said they knew the dungeon) had a strategy for the storming hounds in the entrance/ cleared the passage without getting poisoned/dealt with the husks without any problem/threw itself on the 6 vines in the next chamber and killed the first boss within 10 minutes. Without full exotics, or even rares. Without wiping. Without going down. A TA run took about 20-30 minutes.

I felt like I had mastery over the game. When I had a thief in the party, I knew he could use Scorpion Wire to pull those Knights away from those Cultists/Sorcerers, even tough I played as a Guardian. I knew when to use what weaponset. When to change traits. Etc.

When you skip in TA. It’s a different kind of skill to me. It feels more like a jumping puzzle. Hit your anti-knockdown now. Dodge here. Swiftness now.
I notice that current PUG’s in TA that want to skip lack knowledge when it comes to the actual fight. People go down. People die. They spend as much time rerunning as they would have just clearing the room.

I met people in Arah that didn’t know what other profession’s are capable of. What other profession’s utility skills are. How they can work together with their own. But they are agile enough to run through and skip in Arah. Sure as hell they can’t clear it.

Now, don’t get me wrong. Skipping has always been a part of the metagame. In GW1, 55 HP Monk, Perma-sin & Ursan where véry whidespread. And dungeon runs being sold where the norm)

In the end, everyone deserves loot. No matter how you got it.

The way I see it, skippers are not able to react to a situation they don’t know. They didn’t MASTER the game. That’s fine. They don’t have to.

Some people want to be respected because they farmed a lot, and fast.
Others want to be respected, because they can do things that seem impossible.

Question is: who do you want to be?

Cheers!

I like the idea. The easiest solution would be a low drop rate of “Instant Repair Canisters”.