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This is just my guess, but judging by Aethelbert’s final words, his point is that if she really spent multiple life times multi-classing as a Mesmer/Necro then she’d be powerful enough to not need to hide in the first place. Hence why it’s unlikely she’s Livia.
lol Woopsie! Are there mini’s of the other mentors too?
This gets my stamp of approval! Don’t worry about why the Tengu would join us, or the amount of time and preparation required to create that content, just shove it in. I’m sure the data is just sitting around the office, I would really appreciate one of my favorite races being unceremoniously shoehorned into the story.
Of course we don’t have to worry about why they’d join us, because there’s already a reason.
From what I can recall, there are already Tengu NPCs mentioning the idea of joining the other races in the good fight against the elder dragons, but only once we’ve proven ourselves. Now, seeing as we killed an actual elder dragon and are on the verge of dealing with another one, I think it’s pretty safe to say we’ve proven ourselves. All Anet really has left to do by this point is have them join us officially. So, there you go, and it wasn’t even shoehorned.
Though the technical aspect will take time, certainly, the lore is already there.
Doing unlokcs with traits does make sense — if your plan is to base upcoming horizontal progression around adding traits rather than adding more skills.
What would have made more sense, keep it the way it was and lock new traits/skills. This might actually be fun!
Yup. See, I think that’s where the failure comes from. They applied this new system to ALL of the traits, new and old alike. If they would’ve just added new skills and traits with this new unlock method and left the old ones alone instead, it would’ve added to the horizontal progression they wanted while giving new players some freebies to try out the trait system with. It would also give seasoned players with 80’s a reason for doing world content again; If they wanna try out a new trait, they gotta earn it by beating the challenge associated with it.
You know, come to think of it, I do like the system, I’d just prefer it be used with new additions rather than with EVERYTHING! By that point, it’s just an annoying mechanic.
So, am I the only one surprised that they didn’t do this with skills instead?
IMO they should revert the Trait change and create new elite skills that are unlocked in a similar manner.
For example: There’s a wraith boss with a small army of abominations that you encounter in your personal story. Imagine if defeating it as a necromancer unlocked a “Summon Wraith” Elite skill.
This, in my opinion, is what should’ve been done instead. It gives you something to do while leveling/at max level while also not limiting you from doing something as important as experimenting with builds on a lower level alt.
From what I’m understanding in this thread (I’ve never played GW1 myself so I could be wrong), this is more akin to how it worked in GW1, yes?
Horses became Extinct long before the modern timeline of GW2. The pic of the statues you posted are based on what is now an ancient and long extinct creature if tyria.
Well, speaking as a ranger, I’d love more pets to tame. Griffons, Wargs and rock dogs come to mind. Especially Rock dogs, since they’ve already been shown to be tamable by other races, just not by us for some reason.
I’d love the ability to opt in to using the two-legged running animation they have because, as of now, the only person that runs like that is the player, whereas all other Charr run on two legs.
It’s like, what’s wrong with the player that he has to run on all-fours? Does he have a strange mental illness? Is this some weird back problem? He seems to be just like any other charr in the cut scenes.
This is mainly why I want the option. So that I can have some consistency.