Guild Wars 2

Lots of variations of this build popping up now, nice to see people finally finding it

Brode.7689:

Terravos.4059:

Yea, I forgot you’re heavily using Regen, so its probably not a huge benefit for ya, Vigorous training would be better option then.

I don’t think he knows that it also heals himself.

Hehe i’m aware matey, it’s only a 126 Heal every 3 seconds though – I figured I would benefit more from the increased frequency of dodge rolls, passive regen is already pretty good. thanks for the heads up though

Im really not a fan of pets either usually mate, but tbh i really enjoy how they’re done in GW2, not just a ridiculously useless AI driven mob that follows you, they’re actually useful. Imo, just make both…level them side by side, they each have their strength’s and weaknesses and depending on build can both fill most roles in PvE and WvW.

I love my warrior for pve and small-large scale group roaming (and guild runs), ranger isnt as strong in the group environment, i usually run it for solo/duo roaming and thats about it. but as others have said…it depends on your build and what u wonna do with each of the classes. if you read enough into it you’ll find something that suits you perfectly for each, there are some very strong builds out there for both Warrior and Ranger atm.

How do you change it back to the old method mate?, I much prefer the old method of viewing the condi ticks to the current version.

Jaysin X.6740:

Thank you for posting this. I made a similar build(don’t have all the trinkets yet) last night after seeing this. I just did some roaming and my god it’s soooo much fun. I felt invincible, warriors were running, thieves were dying, 1v2, 1v3 no problem, didn’t always kill em but after I downed or spiked one or two they would just scatter. My Ranger buddy and I are going do some roaming later with this build, and I can’t wait.

Great to hear Jaysin, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do – 2 of the build can be fun, but u can hit the condi cap very easily, my friend has an alt with this build too, and when he’s with me roaming we just focus on seperate targets, the persistent conditions from 1 player is usually enough to counter most condi removal, except from maybe a stacked ele or multiple guards. Happy Hunting!

Terravos.4059:

You could also consider the Snow Leopard as well, the chill on that thing is silly.

Intimidation Training for the Wolves has always been mediocre, that’s more of a Spider Trait….7 seconds of cripple isn’t super great with a long cooldown fear for example.

However the Poison Spider hits 3 times with his f2, meaning its a 21 second Cripple, which makes it a fairly good trait for spiders

Vigorous Training is probably a much better pick for you, though i still prefer Natural Healing.

Aye, im using Vigorous now after testing Intimidation Training, works much better for wolf. Natural healing is a bit much for me i find, as im pet swapping a lot as it is, pet health doesnt drop too much.

My Lynx seems to hit pretty effectively most of the time, Signet seems to help with that, he also hits pretty hard also so gonna keep that lynx for the mean time. The wolf is a no brainer really, the aoe fear is too good to pass up, I did swap out Intimidation Training though, the cripple doesnt seem to apply consistently with the AOE fear on wolf anyway. Using Vigorous Training instead.

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Here u go man, been running this for a while it works rly well for me – Some people ive given it to like to swap some traits/utility skills around, all up to you tho.

Build: http://tinyurl.com/q7qld96

meikodesign.6471:

About your build :
- Do you really need Rending Attacks and Intimidation Training? Why not Vigorous Training, Mighty Swap or Natural Healing instead?
- You could maybe trade some Apothecary parts for Dire ones.

Heya,

Yep I was considering taking some dire weapons for more HP, Only been back playing gw2 about a week after a break since August, the Dire stuff is reletively new, I think?

As for traits, I used natural healing for quite a long time, and sure pets didn’t die, but i found that because I swap pets a fair bit unless its a very heavy AOE fight they aren’t going down anyway. I may give vigorous training a go though, can never have too many dodges

Thanks for the suggestions mate!

Mine are both called “Golem Gone Wrong”, I’m Asura ofc

For me, the amount of evasion some builds give you…so powerful. Persistent conditions and ofc pets. I was never a pet person until gw2 but now I have to admit I love them, even if they are a little broken on skill use while moving.

Great solo roaming class!

I think i was lucky Terra, I just used the drivers I had previously installed. at least you know Nvidia will release drivers quite quickly, hopefully you’ll get it working soon man, its a fantastic piece of software/hardware.

Should be in the video description Raspie thanks for watching!

Hey folks!

Was forced to upgrade my graphics card over the weekend and now have the ability to use Shadowplay so thought i’d give it a go and see how it performed in comparison to Dxtory. These are some fights taken over about an hour yesterday morning, Please bare in mind that this is only my second video, there are quite a few editing/rendering mistakes, I hope you enjoy none the less!

[[Build]]
http://tinyurl.com/lmpe9kt
-Food swapped between Mango Pie & Koi Cakes
-Corruption stacks on alternative weapon set.

Any constructive criticism would be lovely!

Thanks!
Corm / Matt

Edit: Video won’t embed for some reason, Sorry!

My Asura Ranger, Nexx.

Currently wearing a mixture of T3 Medium and Radiant skins from achievement points, coupled with Jormag’s Breath sword and Wind Catcher Backpack skin, I was going for an all white/blue look

Thanks very much to the Whiteside Ridge [WBC] players for the great small scale skirmishes thismorning, we had alot of fun!

Cheers guys,
Corm