No no, the dungeon max should still be 5 players, not more not less. If there is a party of more than 5 players and they try to enter a dungeon, a pop up should come up saying that the maximum requirement is five members and block the members from entering.
Yup, I saw that link a while back and it works. But I rather not spam /guild or /say by entering codes of items just so I can preview them.
It should be in game. I actually dress up my character based on how the gear looks like (like many others), so thank the six for transmigration stones, but I want to preview armor and weapons in the TP. Don’t want to spend in-game money for items just to see that I don’t like the way it looks after all.
This. It would great for medium sized RP events and/or just grouping up with friends. There’s been a few instance where I’m RPing with more than 5 people and it’s a bit weird and the players get lost, and some feel left out, etc.
At least start off with increasing it to 10 after a vote, meaning, the members would have to vote 3/5 “Yes” for inviting more members into the party, this way people kinda don’t ruin some experiences for some by adding more players.
Or…how about making the party sizes bigger? I’m a post.
This as well, I would be happy they at least start by increasing the number to 10 party members, with a vote, who just wants to venture and RP around. Of course if they try to do a dungeon with more than 5 members a pop up window should show up saying that the maximum requirement is five party members.
That may be simple, but how boring it is at the same time… why solve something with another boring interface panel, when it can also be solved by creating an ingame equivilent.
People who prefer to shout out on /map for LFG and LFM would obviously do so if they wish. So if you and others find the interface boring then that’s fine. I mean they have a rather silly LFG system already, it’s there but not many use it, only a few, no one is forced on it. So it’ll be the same for the Dungeon LFG; people would still continue to shout on Map, or queue, or do both.
I rather explore other zones and continue doing what I wish while waiting for a dungeon pop-up than just standing around in the same zone spamming LFG and LFM.
You think maybe they did that on purpose? Trying to make it realistic by having the character push themselves forward, the same any person would do before a jog/run, that little second for the push.
I actually saw a thread where a few people liked that AN included that.
A window
A list of available dungeons
A list of available modes / stories
A button “apply”
A Que from anywhere in the world
A Cancel/Accept pop up bubble
and here we go…. easy to program and no need to gather in any specific location.
Agree with this, also show the class of the players applied as well. I noticed people calling out for certain classes so it should display your class on the window. Level.. maybe not, since I’d assume you shouldn’t be able to apply for a dungeon you don’t meet the requirements for anyways, obviously.
Yes, I think this should be a core feature instead of something you have to spend 100g on. People my say I’m playing the wrong way but I can barely make 2 gold a day. I won’t be able to afford that.
I can see what you’re saying and I understand since I played WoW myself. But does that one second delay really make the whole character’s movements sluggish? Perhaps it’s because I am not using WASD to move around, I use a stick, but I don’t notice that delay.
I’ve also seen people complain that the movement’s seems ‘floaty’ and I don’t see that either.
I agree, I’m in a rather small guild (30 members) but even in those small numbers it’s hard to figure out which accounts are the ones that have been inactive, and I know there is quite a few who have been MIA since launch.
AN, I would love to see his feature.
Oh! And of course since we have the option to be Invisible to others I would like the system to mark me offline x amount of minutes ago since I went Invisible.
I was actually thinking about this a few days ago. I agree with this suggestion. I would love to spot guild members on my mini-map, not the main main, unless it’s only for the zone I’m in, so I can spot those in the same area as me.
And the same way we can be Invisible to those on our friends list, we should be be able to opt out from guildies spotting us on the map.
Maybe typing out /emotelist would give a list of all the emotes.
And I think if you type @ at the end of an emote it’ll refer to your target.
“/wave @ [target player]” = “Javey waves at [Player]”
But @ won’t work with custom emotes.
“/e waves @” = “Javey waves @”
There isn’t a lot of emotes: http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Emotes
But at least we can make our own.
“/e spits on the ground and grunts an affirmative.” = “Javey spits on the ground and grunts an affirmative.”
Lol I refuse to believe the people saying there’s a noise when sending/receiving messages.
Do you play with the volume low or something? Maybe it simply doesn’t work for some people (bug/glitch). But there is definitively a sound that plays when I get a whisper, I hear it very clearly, its a distinct sound and without looking at the chat I know I just got a whisper.
Great idea a shadow would have really helped me.
My character is not the smallest option but you would think she is looking at her.
Being a thief i thought small would be nice, being a small lady myself also i thought it appropriate, however she just looks stupid.
She is lvl 41 so it’s to late to remake her really.
Lets hope something is introduced to allow adjustment. Perhaps for a small fee.
I’m pretty sure everyone, including myself, is crossing their figures for a way to change your character appearance:
Barbershop that you can pay with in-game gold (I think AN said they didn’t want this because they didn’t what players to change their character all the time, so maybe just make it really expensive?)
Gem Store item that allows a one time change, allows you to change everything, hair, face, height, skin, on one character.
Hairstyles and Facial Hair I would gladly pay money to buy new hairstyles and facial hairs. But if I buy it… I want the new item to be account locked for the character creature screen. If it’s one-time use for one character… BS..
Honestly, nothing on the Gem Store is worth buying. They are all temporary/limited items, good thing you can pay with gold if you really want it. And armor skins…? come on, if I buy something I want it to be mine, I want to keep things like armor skins. I can see why certain things like, xp boost, etc etc are limited use only, obviously.
I’ve noticed some people mentioning this problem, that you can’t really hear when someone sends a whisper.
But the sound is there, I always hear when someone sends me a whisper.
What I also do, might be a bit irrelevant, I make a new chat tab that only has Party, Guild, and Whispers showing, this way I can talk on which ever channel without Map chat spamming the whole way through. Also helps me refer back to certain sayings much quicker.
Agree, I think many players make their characters tall and because of that it makes “small/short” characters look so awkward and out of place. My character is personally a medium height. I really enjoy standing next to other players taller than me and some shorter than me because it’s actually boring seeing everyone the same height, doesn’t make any character really stand out as an individual… if that makes any sense.
It would help other players by adding a “shadow/outline” of a figure next to your character during the height option so you can really see the difference between short, medium and tall.
As a Guardian I can say that I’m not a big fan of the armor I’m able to wear, and not a fan at all of the helmets. As a level 64, the best looking armor I’ve had (Masterwork only) is the Reinforced Scale set (shown on the link), but not the helmets. It makes my character’s head seem so small or narrow and it just doesn’t quiet go right with anything. I usually leave it off, but you know, it always shows on character selection. Ew..
not every one has the 100 gold for the commander book
