Guild Wars 2

Lots of times, when I am trying to get to world events (Shadow Behemoth, Maw, Tequatl, etc) if I don’t get there early, I’ll find myself sent to an overflow server where the timer is different. By the time I get into the regular zone, the event has passed and the whole point for going to that zone is gone, and I’d just as soon go back to what I was doing before I broke off to go do the event.

It would be a great thing if we could get a prompt telling us that we will get into an overflow server instead of the regular server so that we don’t have to spend the travel money if we don’t want to.

For those of us who really like collecting different colors, it would be really nice to have a filter that would filter out dyes that the character already owned.

Hello,

I’m trying to start farming Arah, if there is room in someone’s group tonight, could I please get an invite so I can learn the ropes? In game name: Anomander Celenar on Sanctum of Rall

Thank you,
-Hy

My apologies, I meant soulbound on use. Edited.

Making weapons soulbound on use doesn’t seem to make sense. The GW1 system of making weapons fully transferable even after using them was really nice, but that you got a bonus if you took the weapon out of the economy.

At least making the weapon account bound instead of soulbound makes more sense. If I started a greatsword ranger, bought/crafted an expensive greatsword, then found a weapon I liked better while starting another class (like Warrior) where greatsword fits better, I could just trade it to myself instead of that money being wasted.

Thoughts? Comments?

When you preview a weapon, the weapon is shown “sheathed” either at the character’s side or strapped to the character’s back in the preview page. Depending on the character model or the armor that the character is wearing, this can cause some clipping issues or hide details on the weapon’s model.

I think a better idea could be to show the weapon in the “ready” pose (holding the weapon as if they were in combat) to show off the weapon a bit more and to allow the player to get a better look at it.