Guild Wars 2

That makes more sense, thank you

So you just have to bounce up and down on them a ton to master it?

This may be a stupid or obvious question but I am having trouble using the bouncing mushrooms. I am training them in the mastery section but when I bounce on a mushroom I still get the popup that states to train the mushroom to learn to use but its already selected. When I bounce on the mushroom I am only able to jump and spin. I am not launched to another location.

I have a level 80 norn ranger and I am working on my alternate character, a level 20 human guardian. I am looking for a new guild after my old guild fell apart. I have played Guild Wars 2 since it opened but I have been away for a bit and now have much more time to play the game.

I am looking for a friendly guild who is interested in all parts of the game(WvW, dungeons etc…).

I am on Fort Aspenwood. Not willing to transfer servers.

The computer will come to around 2500 with an i7 and the monitor, keyboard included.
With an i5 and a monitor and keyboard it comes out to around 1800.

I’m configuring a new Falcon Talon desktop. I planned on choosing their Intel® Core™ i5 3470 3.2GHz because it kept the cost below $2000 but a friend of mine is lobbying me to go for the i7.
While I’m sure GW2 will work great with a Intel® Core™ i5 3470 3.2GHz, I worry that future games won’t be handled as well.

Anyone have an opinion?

I want to buy a new laptop with the focus on being able to run Guild Wars 2 without issue. I am currently looking into Asus laptops as they are in my price range.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M 2GB GDDR5 (dedicated) is the graphics card of one of the laptops I’m looking into.

Is this a good fit? If not, which brand or graphics card should I look into? I know the minimum requirements but I want it to run better than that.