Guild Wars 2

Glad to hear Gaile shoved it in the priority list. With some luck we’ll get a fix before HoT.

I’m not being sarcastic… I just hope to get this finished before HoT, because after I’ll be too busy with new content.

I’d be more excited about HoT replayable missions with challenges if those motes worked properly.

I mean, if they can’t fix this, then what assurance do I have that they’ll be able to avoid the same problems in the future?

I won’t lie. This is super-annoying, but it’s other still a pretty good MMO for a very decent price. I won’t give up GW2 over this.

I just wish they told us they’re working on it, and actually got around to fixing it. It’s pretty important.

Still no fix eh?

@Churbah – most of us stuck here are people who have completed all the storylines, and are redoing them for achievements.

We don’t have a problem finding the instance. It’s just that once in, the instance doesn’t give us the challenge mote we need to get the achievement.

I sent a bug report.

Planning to send more if they don’t fix it.

Acknowledgement that they’re working on a fix would be nice.

I don’t mind waiting for a fix I know is coming. But if it’s not coming, then I’ll try a few times a day to get in…

Kind of frustrating to have an almost-complete collection.

Meeting the Asura bug is the only thing keeping me from getting the full set.

Please fix.

I’m having this problem. I read that someone re-read the letter from the living story, and that spawned it (maybe a coincidence). I tried playing the living story up to it and no luck.

I’ll keep trying…

So if I have the required ingredients, I don’t have to go craft each piece of a weapon to make a weapon, my character automatically “knows” to make all sub-components to make the weapon.

Likewise, please add a simpler way to tell which ingredients are missing for higher-up crafts, so that I don’t have to sort through recipes to find what I need.

That would make it less punishing to play in lower-level areas, farm candy cane nodes with higher-level characters, and pretty much remove the economic need to carry multiple tool sets.