Guild Wars 2

Stand The Wall.6987:

This can share a place next to the upgrade extractor.

I agree. Similar to the upgrade extractor, 5 shareable slots does not improve my QOL. For me to spend even 1 gem, it should add to my bling, or make my daily game better.

What I truly lack is a way to store map specific consumables, like bandit keys, fractal encryption keys, exalted keys, machetes, lockpicks, chak acid, etc. Before I can start my play session in GW2, I have to decide on what event I want to do, and then go to my bank and collect all necessary items. After playing, I then need to return to my bank, and put all the leftovers (or new items) back. Giving me a way to skip this management would be a huge QOL improvement, but 5 slots is far to few to do this.

Many people are happy to use the shared slots with infinite mining tools or copper fed salvage kits. At most, this saves me a few inventory slots per character. It takes little effort to avoid running out of harvesting tools and salvage kits, and having access to infinite use ones will not improve my game experience.

If you sell for gems the unlimited bank access, I would absolutely buy a slot and the bank access. That would vastly improve my QOL.

Quickfoot Katana.8642:

fish.2170:

I didn’t see any dev feedback about our feedback about Fractals. Are they at least READING?

https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/dungeons/Static-fractal-schedule/first#post5335118

This was my question to a Dev way before patch.

I really like the suggestion in the first post of the quoted thread, to leave a “classic mode” for the fractals, which would auto-send you to another fractal, and give you greater rewards for running a random set. It seams rather straightforward to implement something. Just select a tier (51-60, 31-40, etc), and you get random selections within that tier. My wife and I really enjoyed the random nature, and the time commitment of running a full set of 4 is fine. It’s not any more time than watching a movie.