Guild Wars 2

Hello everyone.

I am aware this post will have little to no impact but since I am unable to find a suggestion/proposition thread on the forums, I am posting this here.

Shared slots should have an option to allow us to move these at the bottom of the inventory (i.e. After all bags) in order to allow us to hide bags & fully extend the inventory again, that is without having items being automatically moved to the middle of the inventory (with the Fractal masterwork bag for instance) but rather have new loots appear at the start of an inventory line, like it was originally the case (that is prior to shared slots addition to the game).

Thanks for reading all and please give this suggestion a voice should you agree with it.
Keep being an awesome community!

Dagins.5163:

2. I don’t know who my teammates are. Give me information about their stat distribution around their portraits in a ring, so I know what to expect from them. For example: red color means power, orange crit, green condi damage, blue healing power, purple vitality, some-other-blue toughness.
So, a player with dominating red color is a berserker, and another one with dominating blue color is a bunker.

This. We need exactly this or a right-click and “Check gear and traits” system in the party UI so that we can know what to expect from a team, both in PvE and PvP!

Juan Ignacio.8903:

i want to press a button and talk to my team mates like any other game in 2014

PLEASE Do not do this. Though it would be nice to be able to speak with team-mates -I am myself a big fan of chatting with guild members thanks to Teamspeak/Raidcall- and though it is now a feature in most games, consequences of adding such a feature would be disastrous: being a member of a Dungeon speed-clearing guild, I know for a fact that we would require players to use this feature for greater coordination during the runs, whether they be in the guild or not.
Point is, many players do not have the equipment needed or just do not want to use such a feature, for they are shy or for whatever else be their reasons. This would split our community and that is not -as I believe- what you guys at Anet want, for we have obviously been led to playing with all the other players in open maps and not just in closed communities requiring applications, the use of a microphone or else.

tl;dr: In-game voice-chat feature would split the community and is not needed, for our Teamspeak network is vast.