Guild Wars 2

Thanks for bumping this, I was just about to post a similar topic (man, does search ever suck).

I’d love to see class change. I’ve stopped playing GW2 over the last couple months because I’ve become completely disinterested in playing my main (a Guardian, and would love to switch over to a warrior.
Reasons are simple. I don’t want to level another character (I especially don’t want to experience the personal story again), I’d like to keep my rare soulbound items, and I’m willing to pay for the convenience.
Tried coming back for the Southsun events just now, and I simply can’t get myself motivated to play a Guardian.

“We want them to feel very powerful when their boons are active, but if those boons are removed, they will start to feel pressure. "

I really hope we can get clarification as to what this means, because it seems to be a broad statement that applies to all classes. Other than retaliation (which we can do with self combos), I can’t think of any classes that have trouble applying ‘power’ boons to themselves.

Seize the MOMENT used to really buy me when I was leveling cooking.

“I feel six feet tall” annoys me mostly because Asurans shouldn’t be using anything but metric.

I guess I’m one of those weird guys who don’t associate loot with fun. You know those events, dungeons and puzzles they added? That’s what I like.

At the moment, the camera pivots on the player right at the lower back, and I’d really, really appreciate it if it were more at shoulder or head level. It’d really help when trying to look up without having the camera hit the ground instantaneously and then riding the dirt to be obstructed by my character’s rear.

So, I had no idea that we could no longer transmute equipped items and just wasted 2 of my paid fine transmuations stones, without any error messages or sound, or notification.

It’d be nice if these things could be prevented in the future. I don’t think the current ‘fix’ of disabling the effect while keeping the user uninformed is very effective.

If you’re consistently hitting these caps and your only goal in the game is to accumulate loot/wealth, then you aren’t a regular player and it seems ArenaNet needs to expand their definition of ‘bot’ to also include humans.