Guild Wars 2

Just like the title says! A lot of people would love to have the Scythe Staff Skin and surely would pay gems to have it. It’s a win-win. You guys don’t have to do anything but throw a price on an already existing item in the game and just watch the money roll in!

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you could at least give people with that cultural armor an option to trade in their current armor for the new look if they want it.

But then they won’t be able to take your money!

True, what was I thinking?

Anet, if you’re going to just take cultural armor and throw effects on it and sell it to everyone, you could at least give people with that cultural armor an option to trade in their current armor for the new look if they want it.

I know there are a million “Stop the champ trains” threads littered around the forum, but I’m not making THIS one for the same reason.

The Living Story isn’t perfect, but I feel the biggest detriment to it is that people just don’t have a reason to keep doing it after the meta is done. Many just power through it in a day or two, then leave for good to go back to their little champ trains to continue business as usual. Champion loot needs to be nerfed, and Living Story loot needs to be what is lucrative.

My suggestion would be to remove boxes from all outside world champions, but keeping the 100% chance on an item drop that they currently have. Maybe giving a slightly better chance to pull rares and exotics so they aren’t completely worthless to fight. Move those automatic box drops to veteran and champion Living Story mobs, as well as in-dungeon champions.

What you’ll find is more people hanging around the Living Story areas, which surely will be a giant zerg like everything is lately, but it also means that casual players/new players can actually come and finish things as well. It seems a common complaint that three days after a LS starts people are having trouble completing things and finding teams. I think this will help some.

Bumping since this is annoying and happens to other pants as well. Inquest is one of the nicest light armor sets in the game and it’s a shame it’s completely ruined by having half your body sliced in two wearing it. I’m sure none of the clipping issues in this game will ever get fixed or even replied to, though.

The Inquest Pants (Light Armor) appear to slice female human characters at their midsection, allowing you to see through them. It’s a lot more obvious in game with body movement than in this screenshot but you can still see it here: