Guild Wars 2

Maybe you’re just on heavily populated realms? I never have a queue.

Roybe.5896:

Isn’t the problem of FoV related to being able to see to much of the playing field relative to others? Game play might be broken if FoV goes out to far, particularly in PvP. Basically, a wider FoV forces everyone to play with a wider FoV because if you don’t, then those playing wider have an advantage over those that do not.

Any commanders desperately need a wide FOV, in wow I zoom out so far I’m a tiny little dot so I can actually command my troops based on what’s going on on the field because when you’re commanding it’s more like playing a strategy game than soul caliber.

The talk about it being game breaking is silly, if they fix it for one, they fix it for all.

Signed….

I feel like I’m signing a lot of threads today….

Yup, I’m seeing this, but most annoyingly I find I’m randomly targeting a friendly. Very annoying.

Yup same problem here.

Allcoast.1758:

Does no one else have the issue with the Arc Lightning, where the cast doesnt stop once the target is dead, or changing targets not stopping the cast?

I do.

I’d like to sign this.

I find the camera movement HORRIBLE.

I want the screen to stop moving when I stop moving the mouse, not a fraction of a second later.

It’s bearable in PVE, although there have been some things I’ve not been able to do because of it (jumping on pipes and so on) but for PVP it is the worse thing ever. By the time the cameras stopped moving the scenerio has changed and so I’m always a fraction of a second behind what’s going on.

Please AN, fix it. Proper linear control. Don’t make me buy MOP.

Edit – A small addition to the annoyance is that the mouse pointer disappears when using the mouse to turn view angle which means I don’t know where it is when I want to place spells. Please stop it from doing that too.

Another edit: Imagine you are viewing your char from behind, you right click and turn the camera angle, what it doesn’t do is turn your character, so it doesn’t look as if you are looking around. As a 40 man raid leader I take a dim view of not being able to see what my raid are doing or if they’re looking in the wrong direction.

From a social point of view it takes out the “feeling” of playing a person, I’m not explaining this very well I know, but imagine you and your friend are standing around and something really cool happens neither of you actually turn to look at it – I know you are but because (Wrong! you’re) Your(!) character doesn’t turn it takes the realism and social feel and connectedness out. Let me know if you understand what I’m talking about lol.