Guild Wars 2

Unloveableone.6082:

Pressing a button is hard.

Pressing a button in order to bring up a window that entirely or partial obscures your view in order to then double click on another icon in a sea of icons, while in the middle of a fight is, in fact, hard. You are correct sir.

A consumable bar, even if it was only two to four keys, would be very helpful, considering the number of consumables available in the game that basically never get used because it’s such an inconvenience to even try.

I love my pets. But the comprehensive list of everything that will follow this is:
They have no ability to block, evade or soak any kind of damage.
They don’t get out of the fire.
They can’t be replenished, unlike every other kind of “pet.”
When they both die, and they will, they take 40%, or there about, of our damage with them.
Most of them can’t hit running targets.
They can’t jump, like all NPCs, making them unable to effectively follow us through certain rough terrains.
The skills of theirs we control are not necessarily the skills we want to control.
The skill we control doesn’t always activate when we want it to.

I’m actually a little sickened by the reaction to this. Did you seriously just assume you would walk into this and destroy it without any preparation? You saw a video, maybe, and so you assumed you were prepared for everything it had to offer, really?

Yeah, you’ve been taught, up to this point, that GW2 is trivial. You’re supposed to be able to just face roll everything, right? So much so that there has been a clamoring outcry to bring in non-trivial content. They do that, but what? You didn’t mean it? Content that takes effort to complete is not actually what you wanted? Have a little pride, would you? If you can’t handle it, don’t play it. Stop complaining cause you can’t beat it, over and over. Get over yourself and move on. Someone else who actually has the backbone and the skill will fill in for you, don’t worry.

Go run your low level Fractals, or run face first into keeps. Go to your jumping puzzles, or hanging around in taverns in Divinity’s Reach. Go do trivial content, this is meant for those with a higher calling. This is meant for those who can lose and come back for more.