Right click salvage kit -> salvage all blues and greens -> click deposit all -> “sell all junk” at vendor -> sell left over loot (rares and exotics) in TP
1. Collect reward (1 item)
2. Right click salvage kit
3. Salvage all blues and grees
4. Click deposit all
5. Sell all junk at vendor
6. Sell left over lootCorrect
Takes under a minute to sort out full inventory like that.
So you’re saying you enjoy rush-clicking on routine through all the waste items? Doesn’t seem like you’ve even read my post properly.
My Wife and I have been together for six years. We have been playing GW2 since launch, and since the beginning have mentioned that we want our actual characters in game, as well as our accounts to be married. In our minds this means that all items that are account bound would be shared between us: our wallets, stored materials, skins and banks would also be shared (and thus double the storage space.) Since Guild Halls were added, we have also be interested in having an actual marriage ceremony implemented in the game – with a reception too.
We think that this would be a fun little addition to the community. We know of a few other married couples that also play this game and have seemed receptive and interested in something like this being added.
Thank you,
Dusty Ohara
If you’re interested, I’d be interested in officiating the ceremony – ofcourse in role-playing mode
You can’t re-design a classic game mechanic in the hope to achieve a better game, when in reality the original design is what drew players in.
This point underscores (again) that you did not research GW2 before purchase. My guess is you assumed it would have this feature that you seem to want so much. You know what happens when you assume.
I’ve been on the forums since beta. I’ve seen many scores of complaints that the stats of down-scaled characters ought to be reduced again. I’ve seen four threads that I can recall complaining that it shouldn’t exist or higher-levels should have more power. Two of them (now) have been by you. In all of those threads, there were a couple of (or fewer) responses agreeing with the OP and many posters who liked down-scaling.
All evidence I’ve seem suggests you are in a very small minority. There is zero evidence that the demographic that wants the same lower zone irrelevance that you are seeking is large enough to merit any consideration.
That’s because nobody with the right tastes plays this game
Their claws and weapons didn’t magically become less lethal.
They do if you become sufficiently durable. In Dragon Ball for example Goku becomes stronger by the season. If Super Saiyan Blue Goku went back to the first episode Raditz would be so far outclassed that he’d endanger himself by hitting him.
Levels in RPGs are the equivalent of DBZ power levels. Sure you don’t gain enough stats to become a moon buster but a base toughness of 5 may correlate to an average person whereas a base toughness of 20 means you’re bulletproof to regular bullets, but still as fragile as a wet paper bag compared to endgame level dragons.
But how to justify levels from a lore standpoint in Guild Wars 2? Maybe we can justify it as we’re back in time and each level represents a different place in our timeline whereas level 80 represents us in the present at our strongest. The polar bears of low level zones are no longer dangerous to our present selves, but they’re dangerous to our past level 10 selves and whenever we visit that map we’re effectively going back in time canonically.
It is the reason i stop reading dragonball combat right after the first super saiyan mode is out. The story us getting stupid, the number of the energy level is overdone. I love the 7 dragonball series where fighting tactics is important, instead of unlimited powerceep in the story.
The level scaling is perfectly fine, reason?
A traditional mmo a maxed lv player is limited to have meaningful combat in endgame zone only, while GW2 a maxed lv player, the whole game any map can have meaning combat. GW2 have some flaws, but this is a feature that make GW2 GREAT.
I can see your point, if you are someone who has big needs, but as a level 80 character you should be focusing on playing ‘meaningful’ content in zones for your area, not low-level zones. Why would anyone want to do that? The map is huge. How much more space do you need?
The arguments players have presented in this thread (most in repetition) just do not justify leaving out the traditional leveling/combat system which true players enjoy.
It’s all about… “I prefer this….”, “…but it’s better this way because..”… NO it isn’t!
Making every zone into a complete access-for-all monopoly is WRONG WRONG WRONG imo.
It also sets a very bad example for the up and coming novice gamer about how to tackle no-win situations in a gaming community.
What % is your map completion when reaching lv80?
None of my character reached 45% when they hit lv80. Are you telling me all my lv80 should only stationed in Orr, dungeon, fractial or raid upon hitting lv80? Maybe you are fine with the the higher lv the less contents to play with kind of style.
Well i am not, i enjoy revisiting some low level map, or some place i never visited. I enjoy party with low level travel around the world helping them on their jounery without killing their joys. I understand that i will be extremely boring if some high level one shot everything cross my path when i am leveling.
The scaling system provide lv80 the replayability to every single corner in Tyria, this is what matters to many of us. We all see that the Traditional MMO style is a classic yet outdated mechanics which seems to make the early maps into desert.
Classic, yes. Outdated, no
You can’t re-design a classic game mechanic in the hope to achieve a better game, when in reality the original design is what drew players in. What you’re asking for is a safety-net for your level 80.
… sorry, but the classic leveling design that Anet rejected is NOT what ’Drew players in". What drew players into the genre in the first place was the ability to play a single game with countless other new and experienced players in a persistent world to explore through. And WTF are you rambling on about a “safety net” for? The only person in this thread asking for a ’safety net for their level 80" is the guy who thinks his level 80 should be invincible.
I have the best armour and stats at the moment, and i’m happy with everything. But I just sat back in horror as I watched a level 15 icebrood elemental in a low-level region remove half my health in a few seconds.
If they ever decide to make a gw3 I hope they get rid of that stupid scaling system, because it really makes the game look like child’s play.
Even if my health suddenly drops from 20k to 1.5k, I would expect a low level enemy to struggle against a level 80. My suspicion is that levels are actually meaningless in this game.
I’ve posted on this topic before, and I’m posting again because this is something that is still bugging me.
ADDENDUM: some of these mobs are actually killing me quicker than level 80 mobs.
You miss the whole point of GW2. Off you go now, generic MMO is that way.
Nothing to see here folks.Gw2 misses the point I am trying to put forward.
That’s not a point, though. It’s not even a double-eraser. It’s… hell, there are spheres that put out better points than you.
Hey, I want a real leveling experience. Note the keyword here, “real”. That doesn’t include a ‘manipulated’ one, or one that is serving a purpose. A safety-net is for high level players who want the reward of enjoying themselves at will in low-level regions.
The more responses of this kind I read, the more I am starting to feel that gw2 was built for the needy players in mind, who cannot handle the mechanics of a true MMO.
The more responses of this kind I read, the more I am convinced you’re just a troll. Which you are. No point in denying it.
Meanwhile I get to log into GW2, go to a low level area with my friend who just joined, and play with her without having to make an entirely new character to level with her. I’ve been having a blast the last few days fighting the Toxic Alliance and Foefire Ghosts all across Tyria with her, and never once did I get bored because the content was too trivial for me.
So regardless of what you say or what you believe constitutes a “true” MMO, I still win. You could win too. Just go to one of the MMOs that holds your hand with arbitrary numbers the way you like.
I like your loyalty
But you have been deceived.
Their claws and weapons didn’t magically become less lethal.
They do if you become sufficiently durable. In Dragon Ball for example Goku becomes stronger by the season. If Super Saiyan Blue Goku went back to the first episode Raditz would be so far outclassed that he’d endanger himself by hitting him.
Levels in RPGs are the equivalent of DBZ power levels. Sure you don’t gain enough stats to become a moon buster but a base toughness of 5 may correlate to an average person whereas a base toughness of 20 means you’re bulletproof to regular bullets, but still as fragile as a wet paper bag compared to endgame level dragons.
But how to justify levels from a lore standpoint in Guild Wars 2? Maybe we can justify it as we’re back in time and each level represents a different place in our timeline whereas level 80 represents us in the present at our strongest. The polar bears of low level zones are no longer dangerous to our present selves, but they’re dangerous to our past level 10 selves and whenever we visit that map we’re effectively going back in time canonically.
It is the reason i stop reading dragonball combat right after the first super saiyan mode is out. The story us getting stupid, the number of the energy level is overdone. I love the 7 dragonball series where fighting tactics is important, instead of unlimited powerceep in the story.
The level scaling is perfectly fine, reason?
A traditional mmo a maxed lv player is limited to have meaningful combat in endgame zone only, while GW2 a maxed lv player, the whole game any map can have meaning combat. GW2 have some flaws, but this is a feature that make GW2 GREAT.
I can see your point, if you are someone who has big needs, but as a level 80 character you should be focusing on playing ‘meaningful’ content in zones for your area, not low-level zones. Why would anyone want to do that? The map is huge. How much more space do you need?
The arguments players have presented in this thread (most in repetition) just do not justify leaving out the traditional leveling/combat system which true players enjoy.
It’s all about… “I prefer this….”, “…but it’s better this way because..”… NO it isn’t!
Making every zone into a complete access-for-all monopoly is WRONG WRONG WRONG imo.
It also sets a very bad example for the up and coming novice gamer about how to tackle no-win situations in a gaming community.
What % is your map completion when reaching lv80?
None of my character reached 45% when they hit lv80. Are you telling me all my lv80 should only stationed in Orr, dungeon, fractial or raid upon hitting lv80? Maybe you are fine with the the higher lv the less contents to play with kind of style.
Well i am not, i enjoy revisiting some low level map, or some place i never visited. I enjoy party with low level travel around the world helping them on their jounery without killing their joys. I understand that i will be extremely boring if some high level one shot everything cross my path when i am leveling.
The scaling system provide lv80 the replayability to every single corner in Tyria, this is what matters to many of us. We all see that the Traditional MMO style is a classic yet outdated mechanics which seems to make the early maps into desert.
Classic, yes. Outdated, no
You can’t re-design a classic game mechanic in the hope to achieve a better game, when in reality the original design is what drew players in. What you’re asking for is a safety-net for your level 80.
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What fails miserably is the negativism (being negative just for the sake of being negative) and the same old complain to complain posters and their provocative titles, trolling for attention.
The scaling is here to stay and I’m glad, it enhances the game for me.
I’m not sure what you mean, but I am not being negative in any way. I want to re-vamp the mechanics of the game (which I enjoy playing). Why? To enjoy it even more
Indeed.
To the OP, why are you still here, when its obvious you want a game like WOW.
The entire reason that people come to GW2 is because its differant to other MMOs.
No point just churning out another MMO thats the same as all the rest.
I bet if they made half the map oriented to your play-style, and the other half traditional, it would attract more players
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The last time one of my max levels got killed by a low level mob…….I’m not sure actually when that was. Probably from doing something like yolo-running into a group of vets and friends. Other than that, you really shouldn’t be dying that often in the low level areas. I suggest you check your traits and your build.
I’m not in any danger of dying “often”, or “quickly”, in low-level areas…well, I think.
I can easily kill those npcs, but it’s the fact that I saw my health bar draining to somewhere mid-way which shocked me. It just shouldn’t be allowed.
I’m level 80, the monster is level 15!
Maybe the issue was lag or rendering so you were hit with the attack before it registered on your monitor?
That’s funny!
Nope – my observant eyes did not deceive me
This is a feature of Gw2, not a flaw. The purpose of this feature is, precisely, to make low level maps interesting for uplevel people, and to eliminate the easiness and dullness of playing those maps at such high levels.
Don’t make the mistake to say it fails miserably because you aren’t able to play unless low level mobs hit you 1 while you one shot them.
You don’t like it? It’s okay, and out there there are 1562374382364854 games they will allow to do what you like. But that doesn’t mean the feature is bad. What only shows your opinion isn’t based on solid arguments.
So you either reconsider the feature and start playing with it, or move on and play another game. All this drama you’re putting is pointless and wastes your precious time of your live. Be smart.
I’m not creating any drama.
It’s an opinion. That’s it. If you don’t agree with it, fine. It’s simple!
Have a nice day
No sign of the op since posting. This has got to be a troll.
Hi, no i’m not a troll