Guild Wars 2

I’ve killed Cairn the Queenslayer three times in the past week during defense of New Loamhurst, and none of those times did I receive the Daily Bosses chest. People in map chat who killed it with me said the same thing, that they didn’t receive the chest and hadn’t completed the daily.

Daily Lake Doric Bosses = “destroy one of the legendary bosses patrolling Doric’s Landing” (Immelhoof, Agatha, Queenslayer)

Does not say it has to be in a recapture, only that you have to destroy it.

Definitely a bug that needs fixing. I submitted bug reports with screenshots each time. Please fix.

Disconnected 4 times in the past hour with this error code and about 10 times in the past 24 hours.

I have 3 computers, a smartphone, and a tablet. It ONLY happens on the computer I’m playing GW2 on, the other devices are all fine. It’s not my router. My firewall is set to allow all connections from the GW2 application, and I also run it as Administrator. When I get dc’ed or dos’ed or whatever it is, I also can’t visit websites. The quickest solution I have is to immediately disconnect and reconnect from the internet from the toolbar, everything magically works after and I can usually get back into the same instance.

This isn’t on my end. Seems like Anet is sending me bad packets and causing a bandwidth traffic jam on my computer (can’t think of the term). Hopefully Anet will admit that this is their responsibility and fix the problem.

It seems like I can get the other Spec Collection drops in 5-10 kills, but I’ve killed at least 100 of these things without getting it. It would be nice if they increased the drop rate once you unlock The North Wind collection!

I did this three times with my friend, and it was bugged all three times. We babied him through the level and let him hit the event chak, nothing. He actually stopped outside the cave before the chak spawn the last time. FIX THIS, ANET. There’s absolutely no reason why you can roll out exploit patches within hours but can’t fix a story instance bug that prevents progress in ONE YEAR.