Guild Wars 2

nottsgman.8206:

have you tried moving forward? I’m pretty sure she doesn’t appear straight away. just move towards the structure at the end of the chasm. if she doesn’t appear before you get to it, then it’s bugged

I have explored the entire instance area, jumped into the tunnel with tbe broken bridges, found tbe scrap of paper in the tent and even flew up to the floating stones to take pictures of their shadows seared on the walls before i went off to get food. Caithe had more than enough time to show her acorn butt. :U

I tried to do the “A Shadow’s Deeds” story instance for Out of the Shadows, and as soon as I defeat all the White Mantle, nothing else happens. Apparently Caithe is supposed to be there, and you’re supposed to talk to her, but my story progress bar is completely faded out, and nothing happens. I’ve been standing in the instance for 30 minutes (I went to go get some food and Fanta, hoping something might happen, and then fed my cat :\). So, I’m just sort of chilling out in there. Don’t know what to do. I exited and re-entered several times as well. Nothing.
The image is basically what I get as soon as I beat the White Mantle.

I am so frustrated right now. xD
I have everything ready, but one thing. The Mists Stone. I have never done Fractals in my life, and I need 5 Pristine Fractal Relics to get it. That’s all I need to complete Mawdrey. Can anyone please, please, please help me? If I could solo Fractals, I would, but I can’t. I am on the NA server, and I’m on right now.
So close, yet so far away…. ;-;

I’ve started running into this weird problem ever since the latest update. It doesn’t happen every time, but it happens enough that it’s starting to really annoy me.

Whenever I WP or go through an Asura Gate, my camera gets stuck at the WP/Asura Gate, but my character is clearly moving. I can see the little character tab on the mini map MOVING, but my camera is stuck, and it’s not stuck for a second. Sometimes, it gets stuck for maybe 10 seconds, if I’m lucky, but most of the time it gets stuck for 20-30 seconds.

I attached a picture where you can see the WP I’m at, but in the mini map my character is far from the WP.

I’ve never RPed in an MMO, but I am very curious about it, it looks like a lot of fun, and I really, really want to participate. I’m currently in Ferguson’s Crossing, and I noticed that a lot of the RP guilds are in the Tarnished Coast, and I’ll switch servers if I have to. I don’t really focus too much on Fractals, Dungeons, PvP or WvW because I’m not that great at it, although I am willing to try on these too. Don’t expect me to be super awesome at it. Please. xD

I currently have a lvl 80 Sylvari Elementalist, a lvl 60 Asura Necromancer (I mainly play this guy), a lvl 26 Asura Mesmer, a lvl 11 Asura Guardian and a lvl 8 Charr Engineer. Yeah, I love Asuras. c:

I saw some guilds like HOPE and TALE (I have a tumblr, okay?!), and they look interesting enough. I was wondering if there were more, so I can see my options.

Thank you!

Arkham Creed.7358:

Just make it a cash shop item. Have some added extras like wedding clothes as town clothes, and a little wedding ring icon that shows on the mini-map so you can always find your love. If you really want to make a big deal out of it then there could be a little in-game display that kicks off when the items are used.

As to binding two accounts, simple really. Rather than actually combining the accounts just give each person an item, like a transmutation stone, that shifts any account bound item used with it to the other person’s account, and automatically mails it to them. This way you don’t end up with “this is mine. No it’s MINE!” disputes, but you can give and receive account bound items between you.

Or they could make a special marriage account, so if one of the players wants to give an item to their “spouse” they could shift that item to the marriage account, and the “spouse” could maybe get a notification that an item(s) is in that account. No item stealing, no “It’s MINE!” after they fall out. I do like your idea too! Just no sharing accounts. :|

Molch.2078:

“Play the way you want”, eh?

Awesome. I want to play as a cheerleader. Human, female. No armor. Uses /dance and writes GOGO TEAM in allchat. Runs away as soon something comes to close.

Okay, lets be serious now. When you enter a dungeon, you enter a group. So stop running selfish and bad builds and start beeing more usefull. As soon as you do that, you shouldn’t be afraight of gear/buildchecks. It doesn’t need to be the meta or the most efficient, but when I see one more MF/PVT – ranger with a bear spamming LB1 I am going to cry.

This actually made me laugh. When she cheers and dances, it should blind her opponent. xD

@OP: I agree with everyone else here. That kind of revealing, see what builds they have, does make for quick judgement and discrimination. We know there are perfectly mature players out there, but where there is a yang, there is also a ying. In this case, immature kittenknobs who exclude people just because they have a certain build, and boo-freakin’ hoo, they hate that build and want to scream blasphemy. GW2 is great the way it is, we don’t need to add build discrimination. If they want to know what build a person has, they can ask by way of chat, mail or whispering.

Honestly, I like the downleveling. It’s not boring, and it keeps me on my toes. Killing everything in one hit takes very little thinking, but an opponent that is one level lower or even higher than you requires a bit of tact. Sure, you’ll start out hating the downlevel, but the more you play and the more you think HOW to play the game, it makes it more fun. Seriously, WHERE is the fun in killing everything with one hit? I can truthfully say that when I was playing games like the ones from PWE (Jade Dynasty) and Tera, it was frustrating for me when I started out because all these really high level players came in and killed every monster in sight, leaving me standing there with an unfinished quest, and sometimes a timed one where it expired because they had killed everything in sight.

I also think downleveling is really good because it causes people to help each other when they’re in trouble. When I played Jade Dynasty and Tera, I never had anyone help me. I’ve been playing both games for well over 3 years, and not a single player has ever helped me in either games. GW2, I’ve had people help me if I’m in a mob flood, and in turn I hep them when they’re in a bind. I think it’s a way to bring people together.

Lastly, like several players said, you should check your gear and weapon. I once forgot to get new gear for my Ele, he was a lvl 67 wearing lvl 56 gear (miracle I survived that long without realizing I hadn’t gotten him new gear), and I checked because his HP was draining faster than normal. Oops! Forgot to get him proper gear for his level. Fixed it, and haven’t had that problem since. It could also be how you play the game too. If you don’t fully understand how to use your skills at the proper time, you’re certainly going to have a difficult time in GW2. It’s not just hit and hope the fella falls. If you know how to use your skills to the best of your ability, you shouldn’t have that much of a problem. :|

Honestly, they’re mildly annoying, especially when I’m surrounded by aggros. They’re not that difficult to get, and can be easy when you’re up close and making sure to move around whenever their heads do. Sure, it’s funny when you notice that someone is eavesdropping on you (stalker much? xD), and sometimes it’s kind of funny. Not funny when you’re blasted into a group of aggro monsters though.