Guild Wars 2

Numbers wise, healing spring is the definitive answer. Troll Unguent heals for a total of 8,560 over 10s and the coefficient for it in relation to Healing Power is only 12%, while Healing Spring gives 4,920 hp upon activation, plus 2,340 health over 3s and gives 100% of Healing Power to it’s healing and lasts for 15s. That equals to be 7260 hp over 3s (not including bonuses from Healing Power). Additionally, that doesn’t take into account that you can proc the 3s regeneration 4 more times adding a whopping 9,360 more health gained over 15s for a grand total of 16,620 hp – almost double that of Troll Unguent.

Though, granted, you do sacrifice a small bit of mobility, but it’s really not that hard to run back into your area of effect spring every 2-3s.

Hide in Plain Sight ends if the player moves or goes back into combat. Chances are the reason you didn’t see it proc is because when you were CC’ed you were either moving and as it proc’d you moved and it ended or you were CC’ed while you were attacking, and it ended upon your next attack.

I don’t find it for any usefulness to me, whatsoever.

Sartheris.8456:

These are one of the things that create unforgettable moments and memories, the messed up chat, the frustration, the disorganization, the fail, the success… You will find none of these here by the way.

So, to you, what makes a game fun and inter-active is the messed up chat, the frustration of bugs, lack of organization, and the failures of the game? I hope I find none of those in this game. And if you think those are what make a game memorable then this probably isn’t the game for you. It sounds like you have an emotional attachment to WoW (as all your points outright say that ArenaNet is doing it wrong, because they chose not to do it the WoW-Way) and if that’s the case, then Guild Wars 2 was six-feet under, for you, before it was even released.