Guild Wars 2

Gilgamesh.2561:

Maybe for beginners, but otherwise who hasn’t memorized their team’s starting locations for every map?

Yes, it’s easy to figure out based on your starting location or by checking the score screen, but it can throw you off if you’re not paying close attention to that (especially if you don’t even know they changed it), and it’s unintuitive for new players.

felivear.1536:

Mevious.2847:

This is really confusing if you’re using red or blue dye and you’re on the opposite coloured team.

How so though? The only time this could potentially be confusing is if the enemy is too far away to where the nameplate doesn’t show up above their head, any other time, if they have a red nametag they are the enemy.

It’s not that you can’t tell who’s an enemy; it’s that it’s hard to tell what team you’re on. If you see yourself wearing red but you’re on the blue team, it’s kind of confusing, especially if you didn’t know they made this change.

This is really confusing if you’re using red or blue dye and you’re on the opposite coloured team.

How are tie games determined? I just played a game that ended in a tie and the red team won. Does this always happen, or is there something else taken into account in the case of a tie?

We should be able to bind a key to open the PvP panel instead of having to click the icon at the top of the screen every time. I am greatly inconvenienced by being unable to do this.

Suggestion: After placing an order, the price resets to the lowest order price. This makes it inconvenient to buy a lot of something, as you have to switch the price back every time if not buying at that price. It would be better if the price stayed at what you typed in (at least until you leave the page). Either that or allow stacks of more than 250.