Guild Wars 2

By that I mean it could function differently than what we already know. Prior to the Revenant, hammer was only used as a melee weapon.

We know that warhorn is mostly about “blowing” into it but now, we have an Elementalist here, a master of magic. Instead of blowing he could :

=> swing it/spin himself and use the “wind” around him to “blow” into the warhorn.

=> use it as some sort of catalyzer and gather/absorb the elements around to apply buffs and/or “transform” the gathered elements into massive spells/burst.

These are just examples on how could the warhorn be used differently than what’s usually intended.

We don’t know anything yet about the spec and almost everyone is already upset about it. I think we should wait for the livestream and see if it really is as bad as everyone make it sound.

As for myself, of course I find sword better… But only as far as aesthetics are involved. Warhorn sounds more interesting in terms of gameplay potential.

Cheers and have a nice day fellow Eles! Don’t be too down by the news, let’s wait and see!

Hello guys,

I’m currently looking for a new way to play my Guardian. I know the meta and I can play it, I also played healway, vampiric/tank, burning and many more weird setups/builds.

The meta bores me and I want to try something new but I don’t know what.
Healing power’s scaling is horrible and I really wanted to play some sort of heavy armored Monk (I could eventually try a boon duration increase setup but still want to read your opinions).

Do you guys know a build that isn’t meta but still “a bit” useful in dungeon? I just want a change with my Guardian without being utterly useless (if you know what I mean).

Thanks and have a nice day!

Why not make a Hard Mode like in GW1?

Redesign all of the dungeons and make them challenging (as in REALLY challenging with new mechanics and not just double HP). As for rewards, maybe double tokens (or special tokens), double drop/loot, more gold, more APs, possibility of ascended gear loot, etc.

That way, casual gamers won’t be missing out a lot, they’ll just make slower money than a hardcore gamer. And they will also have the choice to try and challenge the HM without being “forced” to play it as the rewards would be the same in the end (only the quantity changes).

Why pick between casual or hardcore when we can do both?

In my opinion, instances are the best way to introduce a hard mode and challenging group content.

I don’t like this. I really hope to get more infos about this matter.

As it is now, it feels like they are “forcing” me to buy it right now. I’m playing GW2 since launch and I haven’t yet make my mind about HoT.

I’m the kind of guy who’d rather wait some actual infos about what I’m buying than blindly throw out money.

But if that means I’m missing out on a rightfully due character slot…

Hello all,

I was reading some threads and I’m kinda confused right now. I read that you can now get a character slot if you register/pre-purchase or something like that.

But what if I buy the expansion once it’s launched? Will I still get that character slot or do I need to prepurchase the game?

Thanks!

Hello!

So, here’s my concern, I’m not currently home (for a few months) and I can’t access my account since it’s protected with the Google thing which is on another device… at home (sercurity purpose).

My friend has a GW2 account and I just bought a pair of wings to gift to myself. I just wanted to know how long will the gift stay in my in game mailbox?
I might not be able to play on my account before a while so I’m a bit concerned…

What if my mailbox is full? And once the item is off the store, will I still be able to receive my gift?

Thanks a lot!