Guild Wars 2

The trait was bad before, it’s just as bad (a little worse) now.
They probably decided this because lich form already has passive damage mitigation,
adding a nearly-permanent-stability effect to it would be a bit too much.
If you could gap the duration with the shroud cooldown, you get some nasty rotations..
While i think this trait is terrible and should be fixed or replaced, i somewhat understand their decision regarding the stacks.

I literally stand still with this build while pressing random stuff, and i still win.
But i really dislike it because:
- the damage is sluggish,
- can’t cap properly with it due to stealth, meaning you get decapped when defending
and cant decap enemy points with a bunker on it
- can’t deal effectively with bunkers, when playing engineer they just dance around me
- can be easily ignored during a group battle, no one really misses the dps or support
- no team support other then chaos storm and multi targets providing some distraction, which is more a self-support

I feel selfish and passive when playing it, but i say alive (hooray).
It’s like being in spectator mode. There are way better builds imo

From a sPvP point of view:

400 hp/sec is not really that amazing. You basicly sacrifice a burst heal for it, which is a big trade-off. It’s completely uncontrollable and +1k healing only increases it by 50hp/sec. For a light/medium armor build (basicly dps oriented) a burst heal would be more functional, because more damage taken/sec decreases the effectiveness of the signet. As mentioned, it’s vulnerable to bursts.

It gets interesting when you have 3k+ armor, and/or healing throughout other sources such as banners(regen), dolyak, ..
Now it’s (450 +250 + 30) 730 hp/sec, which is pretty solid. If you pair this with a massive amount of toughness and/or some defensive traits, you got yourself a neat
bunker spec. Altho, it would never be as effective as an engineer bunker due to it’s lack of burst heals. (engineers have it both)
On the upside, you maintain more dps. I run the build sometimes for fun, but there are far better builds out there (without healing sig).

I’m pretty much neutral on the issue. It’s like getting paid 50.000 in cash or recieving 500 every day.. Depends on how long it’ll last, or how badly i need the cash instantly :P

So yea, i’m around level 460 huntsman, already assembling my acsended mats. I was really looking forward to getting an acsended weapon. Now i realise it’s not even worth it unless i COMPLETELY change the gear on my character and my build, which is now narrowed down to rifle variants only (which are only a few for engineers), I’ll have to re-apply all of my armor skins (yes, i care about looks) and so basicly, completely change the way how I play the game.

That’s all exaggerated ofcourse :P , and i dont really care that much. I just have to accept that my condition build is more of a “fun”/alternative build that will never be useful in ALOT of content.

A while ago (when the achievement rewards were introduced) I already reported this but i haven’t got any answer yet.

The day i got my 1.000 reward chest + the zenith skin something went wrong, since I never recieved the chest. My bags were full at the time, so I made some room but then the “Take All” box dissapeared. Maybe it auto-opened or sth, but i didnt get anything from it.

I did get the skin tho..

I got the skin without a problem, but i didnt get the chest. Did they remove it?

Yesterday i got my first exotic shoulderpads from a dungeon. Well, you can see the rest here (2nd post), added some screenshots.
https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/support/bugs/Floating-shoulder-armor

Please fix these issues with female charrs.

I noticed this as well with my new “citadel of flame” shoulders and i must say it’s painful to watch.. It looked somewhat ok at preview, but when you observe it from other angles it’s “floating”. Such a shame, cause i really like the looks of the shoulders, they are just placed awkwardly. It seems like female charrs have these issues more than other characters. I know it’s not as bad as the op’s shoulders, but still.