Guild Wars 2

My suggestion is about Tomes of Knowledge. I get them all the time in pvp and wvw reward tracks. They’re absolutely useless to me and many others. I think a great way to make them useful but not too useful would be for them to grant pvp or wvw reward track progress when the player is in those environtments. Example: while in Heart of the Mists or a Borderland, activating a Tome of Knowledge grants you 75 points in reward track progress. I only use 75 points as an example, it could be any amount though I think 75 is reasonable.

Allowing people flexibility with this item will make myself and many, man others much happier getting a tome of knowledge. More than making players happy, expanding the usefulness of Tomes of Knowledge will reduce player resentment at receiving one like its something to be cherished instead of something to be deleted.

DavidGX.1723:

If you want to admire someone for long periods of time, take a screenshot or three. If you really don’t understand why this would be a terrible idea don’t try and cover it up by making assumptions about me.

Good point about taking screen shots, (un)fortunately you still didn’t refute my other points. No matter what assumptions I make about you or anyone else it is apparent that you would feel victimised by élitist players. You say it would be a bad idea for exactly the “assumption” I make about you so… is it really an assumption¿

• Don’t break auto-run on a roll/dodge. This is extremely annoying in P.v.P.

DavidGX.1723:

Absolutely not. No inspecting. Completely inappropriate for a game where gear isn’t the main indicator of someone’s skill. And yes, this would be abused. Horribly, horribly abused. If you want to know what gear someone has, ask them. There’s a reason they didn’t include gear inspecting with this game in the first place.

In my opinion, you’re missing the point of inspecting. I am by no means an élitist player and I love inspecting. I like looking at someone’s gear so I can figure out where to get awesome gear like them. I like looking so I can admire it after they’ve run away. I like it because I can look at someone with awesome gear and maybe glean a few insights.

While you’re too busy being the victim I’m enjoying myself. If someone is judging me because of my gear then they’re probably not someone I want to play with.

I agree with all suggestions except changing our health from a bubble to a bar, I happen to love it as a bubble and longtime Diablo player.

• Allow us to cast while on the surface of the water.
• Make invisible walls less obvious, nothing kills immersion more than invisible walls. Also I didn’t buy this game so I could eternally pretend I’m in Fuchsia City Gym.
• In addition to remembering what tabs were collapsed in the Collections tab have it also remember what tabs were collapsed in the professions tab. I hate, hate, hate going from production to discouverie only to have lost the item I was looking at.

I support this.

Furthermore I see people running around with clearly offencive names that aren’t properly filtered because you do not abide by your own naming requirements. The way I see it my creativity is being stifled while others get to be as lewd as they please. The name I saw used some NON-ENGLISH letters: Ç,û,ñ (which I have recreated to the best of my ability).

I would like to use the English letters й and ޲ as well as their lower-case formes when creating my charactor names. The stipulation that a name use English letters only is so misleading as to be wrong. For when I attempt to use the aforementioned letters I am rebuffed.
Furthermore; I can, for example, make the name "Œßæç" using symbols that come from Latin, German, Latin, & French respectively. I can also use the Spanish letter Ñ. None of the aforementioned letters are English: some might argue that Æ & Œ are used in English but they are not letters, they are ligatures.
Either remove the non English letters and all the charactors’ names that have them, the requirement or include these CLEARLY English letters.

¹http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/eth?s=ts "a letter in the form of a crossed d, written Ð or ð, used in Old English writing to represent both voiced and unvoiced th"
²http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/thorn?s=ts "a runic character (þ), ... representing the initial th sounds in thin and they in Old English"

I completely agree and have one request to add into it. Can we please have the crafting panel remember which categories we’ve collapsed since last we opened it. Just a quality of life thing