Guild Wars 2

Character positioning is too low when zoomed in on the face, though this is most noticeable on Asura (example provided) and it makes it difficult to edit facial features up close.

It’s the same with other races, since there is a lot of white space above the characters head.

My first/main character, Luna Corello. Aesthetically, still a work in progress, but that’s just because I’m saving up for skins I can mix and match on, and dyes to suit it. (Also awesome weapons/weapon skins).Though I absolutely love the flamekissed armor. :’)

Personally, I think it’s worth it, but that’s just because I really enjoy the minion build myself. I love it when I’m either playing with people online or just on my own. They get better when you can increase their health, damage and usefulness later on. But really, I just have them as extra attack help, rather than for what their individual skills are (this being more the case for the flesh golem). Though that’s just me, there’s a good number of people who don’t like the minions and much prefer to use other skills.

If you wanted to try it out, perhaps spend a skill point on just one of the minions, have it follow you around in PvE, and see how it goes from there. Or if you didn’t want to spend any skill points on it just yet, go to the pvp lobby just to try the skills out against a few training golems or whatever, see if it suits you. At the end of the day, it’s just what you find most enjoyable.

Yeah, out of the two, I’d go with Lytrocius.