Guild Wars 2

bradldz.3728:

First of all in that situation all you need to do is send and in game bug report, not open a ticket with cutomer support because that is for account issues. Second of all, when you submit a bug report dont expect anyone to contact you because anet doesnt send individual messages about bugs being recorded.
Now about the actual bug : i had it happen to me a few times too, i heard from some people that being in a full party helps, also recall someone saying that it might be related to tagging a certain amount of regular wurm mobs, when i tried both of those things i didnt get the bug so its up to you if you wanna take the advice, but some commanders insist its nothing to do with tagging the wurm mobs…. (i kinda think it might be considering we used to kill them a lot more than we do now so maybe something that was coded in from start is only being noticed now as ppl dont bother with the wurms and other mobs much?)

The bug happened to me yet again today, and I clearly remember not touching any mobs aside from the wurm in both phases. I’ll try tagging vet wurm from now on, see if I still get this bug.

Given that daggers now hit two targets, how does their dps compare to sword, considering two targets?

Some say sword still do more dps in PvE even with only two targets, but I’d like to see some math or more concrete evidence to support this claim

I really miss the “add to my lowest listing” option when selling on the previous TP.

I loved this feature since it basically prevented me from undercutting myself when selling.

Now before I sell an item I have to go search my sell listings first.

Please bring this feature back.

Just experienced this bug for the third consecutive day. Really frustrating! I sent a bug report on the website, but the GM who replied told me to send a bug report in-game, which I’ve already done for each of the past times I’ve encountered the bug (no response to any of them).

I spent the last hour or so on an undercutting war on the TP (on buy orders), one copper increment at a time. It’s silly, and it keeps players from actually playing the game.

A better solution would be to put a limit on undercuts, based on the value of the buy offer.

For example:
Let’s say the undercut limit is 5%. This means that if the highest buy offer on an item is 10g, I can either match it at 10g as well, or put a buy offer that is at least 5% more, which is 10.5g. Meaning, I can’t put a cheapshot buy offer of 10g and 1 copper. (Or I can post a buy offer at a lower value than 10g, of course.)

This ensures that the item reaches its “stable” market price faster. And players drop out of the bidding war faster, and so can actually spend time playing the game.