Guild Wars 2

Jace.6973:

Please let me know if your server is open! Thanks!

Please….I would also like to know this…

If you want mounts, go play WoW. GW2 does not equal WoW

Agreed, It’s fine. The only suggestion I have is to not allow people to camp the entrance. It makes it too easy to gank people at that point. My suggestion is have legendary defenders at each point as it is in basic WvW.

Yes, this is annoying. I actually found a loop hole for this. What we do, is create a rank called “Inactive”. We then set all members (not including leaders and officers) to inactive. When we see them online, we then change them back to “Member” Rank. After about a month, you can see who is still set to the rank “Inactive”. Shouldn’t have to do this since it’s pretty annoying, but it’s better than having a ton of inactive members.

Yes, can we please fix this? Not only can you not invite, but you also can’t kick. Party management is impossible in WvW. Is there an ETA on this fix?

During the Black Friday event, I spent probably $80 on BL Keys. Right now, I have about 120 Fine Transmutation Stones (which from what I hear people want / need). My question is why not let people trade these back for gems or gold or something? I can understand not letting people put them on the TP, but I will never be able to use this many.

OMG!! It makes no sense why this isn’t implemented. Especially with the cost of some of the cultural gear. Please implement this.

Biscuithammer.8615:

I’m writing this because I think that I, like many disabled gamers, have been having huge issues with the vistas in GW2. I’d say that most are generally fine. But there are things like the Vizier’s tower which are unnecessarily vindictive to people with impaired motor function. I would really appreciate it if some concessions were made on certain vistas like this. It’s no fun falling and repeating the same thing over and over again because of your disability. Especially when it’s an essential function towards getting map completion.

Does laughing at this make me a horrible person?

I suggested this a few weeks ago.

I’d like to see this and also give the ability (checkbox) to enable/disable guild chat for non-representers.

+1 for me

I disagree. Since I don’t really consider WvW = PvP (More PvP-Light), I don’t really have a problem with consumables. The intent was really to be a place where PvE’ers and PvP’ers could play together.

The skill points are pretty annoying, I agree. My opinion is people are just generally in too big of rush to finish content. The issue is you finish the content, then complain / whine about wanting more content. Just be patient, go WvW, PvP, complete another area, do some jumping puzzles, do some dungeons, etc…

We are the Bed Intruders [HIDE] on Anvil Rock

We have around 40 members. We do some WvW, Dungeons, and alot of map clearing, general PvE

We are all married, divorced, have kids, bachelors, etc… So, we realize RL stuff comes first. We don’t get our feelings hurt if you don’t log in for 5 hours per day. We just like to help each other out and have a good time.

What we do:
– WvW
– PvE – Map Clearing / Dungeons
– Material Sharing

What we have:
– RaidCall Server (Similar to Mumble)
– Level 4 Upgrades
– Level 400 for every type of profession
– 40 members

Our Goals:
– Continue to grow
– Generate more organized WvW to compete with some of the better servers
– Have Fun playing GW2

Like I said, ultimately, our goal is to have a good time. At the same time, we’d like to maintain a competitive WvW / PvE guild to keep the good times rolling.

If interested, add Tarque Sinister or Captainvenus.

Send us an in-game message or whisper for more info.

Or

Feel free to shoot me a message on the forums.

Thanks

/Signed ………………………

Any way to display the MOTD when the character logs in?

My idea:

For represented guild, always display MOTD on login

For non-represented guilds, give the option to display or not.

Also, display it when it changes (Like in GW1). I’m not asking for big changes. It’s exactly the way it was in GW1

Thanks

Razer Naga….Get it

Ouspensky.5248:

Make waypoints cost karma.

I have more karma than I know what to do with and the complete opposite when it comes to gold.

Likes this idea!!

Yeah, I’m tired of people complaining about this feature. The goal in this feature is to maintain competitive play. They don’t want to level 80 one shotting bosses in a lvl 15 areas. It ultimately ruins the fun for others. One thing I would like, however, is for them to scale the drops (I’m pretty sure they don’t do this).

I would like to have the option of looting everything in a specific area. Being an engineer, it’s annoying to have to avoid picking up turrets to pick up loot. My suggestion would be to pick up all loot in a given radius.

I have a few complaints / potential improvements about collecting loot. I was curious to see if anyone else had the same ideas.

1. As an Engineer, I am constantly laying down / picking up turrets. If I run across loot, I typically hit “F” to pick up. The issue, is sometimes I accidentally pick up my turret mid combat (lol). Are we able to set up a different key for loot pick up?

2. I’m sure I’m not the only one with complaint about having to go to each individual mob to pick up loot. In this scenario, it’s very easy to miss loot. I understand mobs have a glow to them if they have loot. I would just prefer to have a “Loot All” key. You know, have a key that picks up all loot in a certain radius. Many MMO’s do this already. In doing this, you would also avoid people looting during a epic battle.

What do you guys think?

You get a skill point each time you fill up the bar. Doesn’t matter whether you’re lvl 1, 10, or 80.

I thought they swung and missed on the rifle. They should have called it a shotgun. A rifle is a deadly weapon at range. Most of the skills for the GW2 rifle are close range (overcharged shot, net shot, etc…). If the GW2 rifle was a severely ranged weapon, I’d agree the Ranger should have it.

Arena Net = Valve for MMOs. Seriously though, they understand how to put out a polished product. One of the issues is they established themselves as a quality company. In result, it isn’t about the bottom line, but about sustaining excellence in the MMO department.

Kurinto.8427:

Reason why I left playing.

You know the moment to quit a game when your lvl 22 guardian gets owned by two lvl 12 foxes.

EPIC FAIL

This makes me smile. It’s frustrating; however, the point is for the game to remain a challenge in all areas. What’s the point of limiting the challenge to a few select areas? I love the level scaling. It keeps level 80s from going to into 1-15 areas and dominating everything in existence.

This happens in every MMO. New Elite Dungeon/Raids are always absurdly challenging in the beginning. What happens is people develop strategies, understand key points, and eventually the raid become second nature. If they make it easier now, later the content will be beyond easy (Zero Challenge = Zero Fun). Like in GW1, I would like to see them implement HardMode Dungeons. For instance, in AC, it would be sweet if they upscaled everything to lvl 85 or so to make it more of a challenge. The greater the challenge, the greater the loot is usually the way it goes.

I haven’t completely figured out how to get the keys (other than gems)

AcidicVision.5498:

High magic find foods are the GREATEST! Not every one has realized this yet. But as more and more people reach orr and are farming dungeons, you will start seeing people buy stacks from the trading post.

My guild tries to keep our storage stocked so members can level faster and make more monies.

Other than that, start looking in to gift of food and collecting the stuff you’ll need for that after buying the recipe. Its an item a lot of people will need to craft their legendaries and you should be able to make a pretty penny off them once you recoup the initial investment.

Question, how do you go about making the feasts? Do they require recipes? I thought cooking recipes were founded through discoveries.

I am pretty stoked about making the feasts for lvl 80 food consumables. However, from a selling standpoint, are there currently any foods people are trying to buy from the auction house?

Two Thumbs WAAAAAY Up for this idea!!!

Wynnde.5329:

so then, aside from the exp…is it worth bothering to do?

If you enjoy playing the game, yes. If you’d rather play hello kitty, I’d say no.

Hieronumous.3541:

AcidicVision.5498:

There are 50+ puzzles in the game that there are achievements for. I doubt the OP has hunted down and completed all of them.

I doubt he has completed the three additional paths for each dungeon. I can buy a bug preventing progress on one, but not three.

I would wager he doesn’t have a legendary weapon, or prestige set of armor.

I would be surprised if his PvP rank was above deer. And extremely surprised if he is a commander or has even held a fort claimed by his guild in WvW.

Leveling 1 character to 80 means you have a character in one of THREE factions in the game. So you haven’t seen nearly a third of the story content.

Maxing out one crafting profession of the eight is dismal.

Congratulations. You hit 80, but in the scheme of things have actually accomplished very very little. But now that you don’t have to worry about leveling any more you can actually enjoy everything the game has to offer.

Well. I mean, the OP said they did everything… And no player has ever been mistaken, right? We should just take him at his word. He’s literally done everything in the game.

\sarcasm.

I will say, I don’t agree much with the sarcasm, however I agree with this point. The basic design of an MMO is grinding. If you are bored after doing elite dungeons a couple times, then MMO’s are probably not your type of game. The idea is to continue ‘grinding’ dungeons in order to get better loot, styles, money, other.

Try more of a control+protection role. Ultimately, it will help out the entire group by reducing boss DPS. Here is my setup:

1-5. Rifle
6. Healing Turret
7. Net Turret
8. Elixir C
9. Elixir B
10. Supply Crate

Once you have your turrets set up, you will be able to to toss in elixirs into your party to remove conditions and boost dps/swiftness. The turret ideology is really for the net turrets. I firmly believe net turret is OP. You can basically immobilze a boss throughout an entire fight. When the supply crate is up, you basically have 3 immobilization techniques (Rifle-Net Shot, Net Turret, Net turret (From supply crate). With rifles, you also have the ability to interrupt and knock down with Overcharged Shot. On traits, make sure you reduce elixir recharge and turret recharge time. Also, another good trait is self-repairing turrets. I try to go heavy into fire-arms, alchemy, and inventions.

Let me know how this works for you.

I think this post has very good ideas. I have a level 56 Charr Engineer (Lugg Knut), and I am finally starting to understand their roles. We did the lvl 40 dungeon on explorable mode last night. I equipped supply crate, net turret, and my weapon was a rifle. Throughout the boss fights, I was able to almost maintain immobilization on the single target almost throughout the duration of my supply crate. In the process, I am throwing elixirs to remove conditions and apply boons. With their lacking DPS, I found the control role was best suited for the Engineer. I do love the turret idea though. One thing I’d love to change is to be able to bind a different key to pick up turrets. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve picked up a turret mid fight thinking it was loot…

Hypathia.1049:

Tarque Sinister.9032:

Don’t you get 5 character slots? Play a different toon…

I leveled once and im happy with my char. and replaying again (humans, since i only liek to play a human ^^) has no appeal to me.

Maybe warrior but i dont liek to play 2 weeks again to get to where im now.

Trust me, if you anticipate playing this game for awhile, you are going to want to level multiple characters. In GW1, certain classes were not used in certain high level areas. You don’t really want to pigeon hole yourself into using one character. Also, since weapons are bind on equip, you can always transfer things to alts to make your new leveling much easier.

Don’t you get 5 character slots? Play a different toon…