Guild Wars 2

I love the concept, and for utility I think it could also add in some mechanics for more detecting/prevent enemy in stealth capability or even identifying Mesmer clones . And it could possibly bring in some reworking on traps to bring them into line with tracing mechanics. But for the pathfinder the name to my mind brings the idea concept of tracking, speed, versatility, and durability in rugged terrain. So the Question is how would this be balanced for melee and or range survive ability while using proposed mechanics like tracking? ex: Trackers Sneak Attack: When attacking a foe with a trace you get 5 sec of quickness, and foe receives a 3sec knockdown, and a 10 sec cripple with a 45sec CD

But one problem I feel is that the current ranger off hands would feel a bit wonky under this setup.

Here is a build I’ve been meaning to test more and I am still playing around with it, but I am not not of a PvPer to be honest and been meaning to get feed back.

http://gw2skills.net/editor/?vNAQJATWnUqAlsiVsCGsAEtil8A7JEE9maLBgCwpD+uuXHsloy0A-TpBFABK/AAg4CAQdZAS2fQgDBAAHBAA

But this is a build I made more early on when HoT came out but the idea behind it is be a more offensive druid. With my initial testing I have found it is a offensive support role, soloing varies on opponents skills, but results have been good. Creates a bit of chaos does enough damage it can hurt does enough healing to sustain an ally to tip the balance. But best to keep mobile, It nothing else I hope its thought provoking.