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I am just glad that the Main Hand Sword was not wasted on this mess. At least now we can hope for a proper Spellsword spec in the future.
Hey, so I was wondering if purchasing the expansion will include a free character slot, like the Guild Wars 1 expansions did. I currently have one of each professions, and will be making a Revenant as well. I would really like to know, because if I buy an extra character slot now, to save a name and try appearances out, and it turns out that we will indeed be getting a free slot, my login screen would be ugly. >.>
Thanks a lot for the suggestions! I’ll try them out as soon as I get in the game.
Hey guys, I’ve been playing an Elementalist since GW2 launched and it has remained my main through the years. After trying out all the weapons the Scepter and Dagger combo felt the most enjoyable to me and I’ve pretty much been using it exclusively. I use my Ele in outdoorsy stuff and in story quests, so this is a question about the Open World application of the build.
My current traits and skills are: http://en.gw2skills.net/editor/?fFEQJArYhUMKc23wqBdEBCAClwBS8Y0tqtHD-e
The way I play the spec is to start in Fire, use all the skill, then move to Air, use all the skills there as well, then go Water>Earth, until Fire is off cooldown and I start the whole thing again. I enjoy using all the skills I have, from healing random people with my Ttident to CCing mobs with earthquake. Constantly changing Attunements also lets me give surrounding players lots of boon support thanks to Elemental Attunement.
Now i know this isn’t optimal, but I was wondering if anyone has an actual idea of how much worse I am doing than the Meta builds, and if I should change some skills or traits while keeping the same playstyle. I was thinking about changing from my Berzerker to Celestial gear, since I pretty much use all the stats, but what I’ve read about Celestial says that it is only good for PvP.
As far as we know, move-speed does not stack. You simply get the largest increase, and ignore the rest. This includes swiftness, which is 33% (or 40% with the Superior Rune of Speed).
So basically several of our traits are useless…
But you can only hit for 6k on one target…
Not having to spam /trade in a city for 5 hours to sell something is worth a lot more than 15% of your profits.
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From the information that has been released so far about the Elder Scrolls MMO it seems that they are using the same old horribly tired WoW Clone formula, but this time applying it to Guild Wars 2. It’s enough to look at the screenshots that were shown a few months ago to see how much inspiration there is behind this obvious moneygrab.
So you basically want to be able to outgear and hardcounter certain classes in order to feel “pro”? Please go away.
You obviously payed for all the people getting one or two extra character slot with each purchase. :P