Guild Wars 2

demetrodon.1457:

Tbh was really happy to see EXG running as a guild. Nice fights just now inside our Home bay, flanked twice the Gunnars blob although you capped it almost. Sorry about that..but..NUKE..really ? Ressing upleveled mesmer through water gate, porting in with blob..then the same mesmer dies at the same spot …people came to ress him again, until our group flanked ressers as well..one NUKE and one IRON. Really ? Wow..so tactical, much cheap..such useless..wow.

We almost always run tagless guild-events in WvW. The only times you see us with alot of pugs is if we are doing random commanding on any of the borderlands.

Thank you all on FSP-bl tonight for letting me have a wonderful experience with commanding for the first time.

Come on [Punk] you can do better than this…

KarlusDavius.1024:

I had the same problem. You have to really focus on saying things out loud. So when you click left you need to keep saying left until you stop pressing that key.

It’s all practice. Took me about a week to get into the habit but once it’s there it never really goes away.

Thanks, I’ll try to mute my mic while playing and say what the commander does etc. Thanks for the tips

MarzAttakz.9608:

Like Gro said Peanuuts, practise it in day to day life.

Take a simple example like making a cup of coffee and do this speaking out loud.

“making some coffee because caffeine is so good”.
“walking to the kitchen on the east side of the house, turning right into the kitchen”.
“stack on coffee maker”.
“buffing with beans”.
“hold until I press the button”.
“flanking right (west) to grab the sugar”.
“dropping sugar into the cup”.
“four turns clockwise to stir the sugar”.
“hold, hold, hold”.
“stability up, take a mouthful”.
“loot”.

Pretty bad example but you get the idea, it’s about vocalising your internal dialogue so that others know and understand what you’re doing.

Personally I often forget to breath.

HAHAHA, that example made me cry! But thanks, I’ll try to do it and see if it helps

So, I recently got my commander tag and I think it’s fun to lead and I feel myself that I have control on everything, except for when “my zerg” gets into a fight. I seem to stop talking completely. How can I keep talking/practice on keeping on talking while fighting?

Feel free to send me a mail/message in-game as well if you have any tips

A nerf to warriors will only mean that my skill-level will get increased to be able to follow up with the other classes and when the next buff is coming my skill-level will be more superior!