Guild Wars 2

I don’t understand. Are there any plans to fix monsters from becoming invulnerable or not? It has been a problem since the beginning of the game and it is a very big issue for me. I play a warrior and it happens to me in melee, in range, and in underwater combat.

Also, there are some hearts/events/story missions where you are required to used a bucket to put a fire out or wake someone up or something. It is incredibly frustrating trying toss the water from the bucket onto your target. You have to be exactly in the perfect spot or else you can’t do it. Please make the target hit boxes larger.

To be honest with you, I did not make this thread to talk about the clock tower’s design philosophy. I’m talking about people’s attitudes. Things like this aren’t worth getting upset over. I just wanted to remind people of that, so that they won’t be so stressed out and get frustrated or depressed.

But also, I don’t know why because there is precise timing that there can’t be another component of where the other players add difficulty. Even if it wasn’t intended, that’s how it is and really its not a big deal. Players blocking other player’s views only take place on maybe the first 1/5 to 1/4 of the puzzle. After that most people fall off and it’s just you and maybe one to two others. It really is not a problem.

While my op was, of course, inspired by the complaints of not being able to complete this event. I meant it a more general sense, i.e rewards/completing content.

Now, about this event. Yes, you are probably correct concerning the banners, they were probably not intended to be that way. But it seems to me that you are over exaggerating the situation. I wouldn’t qualify it as “very malicious griefing.” I think that’s too extreme and I don’t believe that this is an issue of such magnitude that it is the main reason why players aren’t able to complete this event. I had someone in my group who was doing the same thing, but I was still able to complete it in about half an hour.

I also find it hypocritical of you to say that I am in no place to speak of the intended difficulty, but right after that you say “a puzzle shouldn’t be entirely super challenging” and “players are not supposed to make the game more challenging.” Why? I think it would be fine for the other players be there to make it more challenging. And how do you know that " inconsideration to the difference in racial sizes was not intentional – it is the result of poor (or lack of) QA testing." It may very well have been intentional. Or maybe, its not really something that’s import enough for consideration. It’s just a holiday event.

The narrow window to complete the event and putting players in a group is part of the difficulty and there’s no need for any particular amount of people to be able complete it. It’s just something extra the players can participate in for a few days and then it will be gone until next year.There’s nothing desperate about this situation. It’s a game.

It’s hard for me to comprehend why people would feel the need to complain about achievements. If I’m not able to do one, it wouldn’t even occur to me that I should go to the forums and complain about it.

So what if you can’t get an achievement. Who cares? You should be OK with not getting it. It really is OK for you to not have it. Your life isn’t any worse from not having been able to get an achievement in the Guild Wars 2 online video game. It is still possible for you to live a happy and fulfilling life without this achievement. Did you know that?

So what if you couldn’t do it. It’s not worth your time to complain. If it’s no longer enjoyable for you to pursue it, then don’t. Accept it and move on with your life. Do you think anyone will care in 1 year, 2 years or 5 years from now? Do you think that you will even care? Will you even still be playing this game then? Do you even know if you’ll still be alive at that time? When you’re on your death bed, will one of your past regrets be not having been able to get an achievement in the Guild Wars 2 online video game?