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A p/d thief with both WvW guard buff, full duration food buff with maintenance, 25 sigil buff, using the most cheese thief build ever + perplexity to gank classes by getting the drop on them.
Most of your opponents are zerg-specced and not even very skilled, just look at that hammer warrior standing in Black Powder. And none of them are even using any food, let alone any sort of buffs you’ve overloaded yourself with.
Getting saved by random luck isn’t skill (like when that necromancer got you down to 1500 hp and you rallied to full HP via level-up).
What’s with these random stomp and CnD slow-mos? I can press 5 and then F1 for a guarenterd stealth, is this supposed to be a rare demonstration of your micromanagement skills?
1/10 Couldn’t even finish watching your terrible mishmash of a montage.
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The trait in itself has always been lacking, most other weapon-specific traits (Merciless Hammer, Forceful Greatsword) comes with an innate -20% cooldown reduction along with a unique effect, like more damage on disabled foes, might gain on critical…
But sword trait just gives critical chance… and one that we can’t even really confirm if it works or not because the hero tab remains the same whether you have the trait or not.
If it had something like -20% cooldown reduction on sword skills along with the critical boost that is reflected in the hero tab, that’d be pretty cool.
I’d also like Final Thrust placed back into the sword AA chain, But I guess that’d be too much to hope for at this point…
Someone has lost sight of the fact that its a game. Nothing you accomplish here (or in any video game for that matter) has any bearing on real life.
It does not matter if it’s a game. The attitude of success applies to everything in life. From work, family, investments and activities. It matters not if it’s GW2, or a game of basketball. The point is to win. To crush and dominate your opponents. This is true in every facet of life.
Attitude of success? Are you stupid?
1. You’re going to win at work?
People are looking more and more for people that specialize in their own area, and add that function to a group. If you go in with a “I win” mentality, you’re screwed.
Also, there are many jobs that aren’t about winning.
Pastors, teachers, etc. These jobs are incredibly important and not about winning… it’s actually about sacrificing to help the world. In my opinion, that’s a “win.”2. You’re going to win at family?
What does that even mean? Don’t know about you, but I sacrifice a hell of a lot for my family and I have a lot of fun with them. In the eyes of the world, I’m losing, but in my eyes, I’m winning a hell of a lot.3. You’re going to win at investments?
Agreed.4. You’re going to win at activities?
Don’t know about you man, but when I play pick up games with my friends, I don’t play to win, I play to have fun. If you win, sure that’s nice, but with that kind of “I win” attitude, you tend to become a hard “butt” and you sap the fun out the game.Attitude of success and point is to win. It’s not good that you relate the two.
Often times… actually… 99.9% of people who are happier with their lives than most will tell you that success does NOT mean winning. Money doesn’t bring happiness mate. Happiness is something that comes from your outlook.
Why are you dragging real life into this and derailing? Just makes you look like you don’t have anything to say.
I could try have fun with mace/mace, but it’s not going help you win in WVw or PvP. Fun =/= not necessarily success.
Kudos to Detharos. He pretty much made my day with that post. You sir wins a cookie for your awesomeness.
https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/dungeons/Please-fix-people-selling-dungeon-slots
Let me guess, small fee = 15g?