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Admittedly, I haven’t tried this, mostly because I don’t want to spend cash on changing armor/weapons without really being sure. But my question is this, how does this fare in zerg vs zerg. If I’m attacking a keep, my build is mostly irrelevant because I’m just hitting a door. If I’m protecting a keep, my pet won’t be able to go down and attack, so it doesn’t do much there. Otherwise, I am running with the biggest group I can find. Does this do that well in such a situation? It seems like there are so many enemies that you have to watch that micromanaging the cat is the last thing you’d want to be doing.
Also, is the GS mobility so good that its worth taking up a weapon slot if you have no intention of close quarters combat? Against a zerg, I find that its just better to keep your distance (and thus am almost always running sb/lb) because you could easily get surrounded and swamped otherwise (but then I’m full glass cannon atm, so that could be the reason I’m so cautious). But perhaps the lea kitten o good to get away that its worth just switching over from sb or lb for that specific move?
Edit: The forum is randomly inserting kitten into the work leap in my last sentence. I have no idea why.
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I think many of you guys are making a pretty funny assumption. You keep telling people that it has to be a named area. But just count the named areas and you will see that it is around 25 short of 175, so obviously there are quite a lot of areas that aren’t named. Anyone that has any sense will check the wiki and look at all the named areas to make sure they have those. As for why some people need an area and some don’t, I think that’s quite obvious as well. There are more than 175 areas total. Likely only just a few, so some people need an area and some don’t. Similar to how in gw1, you could have 100% continent exploration without actually having 100%. There is leeway.
Hey guys it has been quite a while hasn’t it? Everything has been going quite smoothly so far and we are seeing a steady flow of member, but we are missing you! Come join our active forums and especially our mumble, which is always active!
I think that is a pretty fantastic idea. What you could do is start at the top and fight your way down as you set up some kind of bomb mechanic to destroy the parts that you’ve finished. Or even better, perhaps make the dungeon timed so that players had to finish it fast or die trying!
Personally, I loved the jumping puzzle in every respect and applaud you for making it. I hope there are many more to come that are that difficult or even harder! Bring on the pain, because the satisfaction at the end is GLORIOUS!
You don’t even need to get the recipe before the event is over. Just so long as you have the ingredients for the recipe, the mystic forge will give you the recipe from those ingredients any time of the year.
In total, this is what you need to craft a permanent halloween item:
250 Candy Corn
40 Elonian Wine
10 Crystalline Dust
100 nougat center
=Gift of souls recipe
250 Orichalcum Ingots
20 Globs of Ectoplasm
100 Crystal Lodestones
Gift of Knowledge (500 dungeon tokens from CoE)
=Gift of souls
Gift of Souls
Ancient Staff Shaft (6 ancient wood planks)
Ancient Staff Head (2 ancient wood planks)
X’s Orichalcum Imbued Inscription (requirements for this depend on which you make)
= The Crossing
You will need to know at least a lvl400 artificer to get this done. For the imbued inscription, it depends on which one you want, but you will likely need to know some other lvl400 crafting profession
It’s possible that I’m wrong and that somewhere in here you will need the temporary version of the weapon, so I would go ahead and buy that (but make sure not to equip it!). Other than that, I’m pretty certain as to all the rest.
Alright so help me out here guys. You craft the recipe, then once you know that, you craft the gift, but what do you use along with the gift (besides the temporary version of the weapon) to get the final product. I read through every post and I saw several bits of what seem to be conflicting pieces of information.
Another successful dungeon run this past weekend, even with it being a holiday weekend for many. We are still getting a steady flow of new recruits and enjoying everyone’s company on the forums and mumble. We will soon be polling guild members about the time and type of the second event we will hold on a weekly basis. We would love for you to come and join in on that poll and discussion!
So am I right here or what? Is it really true that the backpacks are only awarded if you take that specific path in the personal story, and if you don’t you have no other way of getting them in the game at all?
So let me get this straight, the only way to get a +condition damage backpack is to take the tanks in to Orr?! Otherwise you are completely up a creek if you want that type of backpack? Someone please tell me I am wrong about this. Instead I have to pay 5g to get a guild backpack that doesn’t even add to condition damage and doesn’t already have something in the upgrade slot?
Had a very successful dungeon run night last weekend with one group doing the lvl 40 and the other doing the lvl 50. Our member count is increasing pretty quickly now, but even more would be great! Our mumble channel is maintaining great activity and the forum hardly goes a day without several posts. Please come join us!
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*Focus: PvX guild
*Quick Notes: We have weekly events in PvP, WvW, and dungeons; dedicated mumble, and forums; and in general, just a very active and talkative guild.
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REASON
Reason is a PvX guild that aspires to actively support its members in all aspects of Guild Wars 2 while maintaining a casual, non-demanding environment. Gate of Madness will be the server our guild calls home.
Guild Benefits
One of Reason’s highest priorities is to foster a sense of community among its members. To accomplish this, we maintain a dedicated forum as well as a private Mumble (VOIP) server. Members are strongly encouraged to use both at their convenience. The guild’s leaders regularly use the forums and are generally on voice chat whenever they are playing the game. Reason will also organize regularly scheduled events that focus on PvP, WvW, dungeon runs, etc. in order to promote a robust guild community. Finally, all members additionally receive access to our shared guild storage, which will contain useful items contributed by guild members.
Member Requirements
Reason strives to be a fairly laid back guild, so the requirements on guild members will be minor. We understand that each of us has varying amounts of time that can be committed to any one activity, this game included. Furthermore, we believe that real life responsibilities are more important than anything guild-related. Therefore, we will never impose minimal playtime per week or guild participation requirements as a stipulation for remaining in the guild. However, those that participate more often will receive more benefit from their increased attendance.
Misc. Policies
We accept members of all ages, but we expect them to act like mature adults. Our general policy is “Don’t be a jerk.” See our website and the “Guild Policy” for a more detailed look.
Application
Reason is currently accepting all applications. All applicants will be asked to undergo a short initiate phase before becoming full members. This period allows us to get a feel for how you fit in with the guild, both in terms of personality and play style.
For more information on how to apply, go to the recruitment sub-forum on our guild website in the “General Discussion” section and follow the instructions in the “Application Process and Information” thread.
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