Guild Wars 2

Clearly thats what the WvW community was clamoring for! Meta Achievements! Not any of the below:

1) Income based on the amount of time we spend in WvW
2) Access to the best gear in the game (lol shorry you gotta go craft, but wait you are a WvW player, so enjoy your 1g/ 6 hours, and t4 mats out of bags, oh wait bags dont drop anymore)
3) Balancing away from AOE kitten kitten no skill play
4) The removal of terrible mechanics
5) A stress on actually fighting other players rather than hiding in towers with arrowcarts
6) GvG
7) More than 2 leagues
8) ONE THIRD the attention you pay to the Spvp crowd
9) Attainable WvW achievements (LOL 200 years to kill a billion yaks trololo)

Did I miss any? These are NOT new issues, only things your player base has BEGGED for for MONTHS now in some cases. Its really no surprise WvW is dying. You keep implementing what you THINK is a good idea instead of LISTENING to people that play this mode.

I’m totally with Torasan, we absolutely need this.

For those of you that have completed a legendary from scratch like me, you know that Legendaries are not GENERALLY gained though one character alone. You might run dungeons with different characters for money, or WvW on another character for your badges since your main (hah Im a ranger) isn’t extremely viable in a group setting like that.

Legendaries are an account thing. You use all aspects of the game and different characters with different strengths for different things.

Yeah, most of it’s money, but you get what I’m saying.

I think by allowing legendaries to be account bound it adds a whole new level to their availability and allure. I would say that they HAVE to be restricted to level 80’s. That would be my only condition. But I think it would be cool to use them over different characters because if you have a new character that you’re trying to gear up you can still show off your legendary that you obtained early on.

Just an idea!

The only proper source of undead in GW2 would be Risen. And those aren’t even a race. Not to mention Risen are Zhaitan’s minions.

SUGGESTION #1: Please make exotic salvage always return 1 dark matter. The current RNG system is driving me crazy. I need 10 of these and I’ve burned through more than 10 exotics so far salvaging 1 dark matter twice, and 3 dark matter twice, all remaining exotics salvaged into nothing.

I know this is not statistically significant, and is essentially a rant against RNG, but it would be very nice imho to have this salvage in a deterministic fashion.

SUGGESTION #2: If #1 is not implemented, than maybe add a chance to get dark matter from rares in addition to exotics. The RNG percentage can be lower, but adding a chance would be greatly appreciated.

SUGGESTION #3: If both #1 and #2 are not implemented, then add a way to obtain a guaranteed exotic through some game play mechanism. Currently we get a guaranteed rare for the first completion of a daily boss event. Maybe add a guaranteed exotic for some of the high-end boss events like the new Tequatl.

That or let us sell them or trade them.

its limited to 250 so that they can give you the option of supporting the game you play by purchasing a stack increase in the future. This isn’t a simple nonsensical oversight on their part this is a calculated part of the game.

ZOMG 250 isn’t enough. Anet: Nope your right here for 800 gems increase your stacks to 500 limit.

Simple business guys. Just wait it will come.

I’d say let tailor, armor & leather smiths craft them.
come on, its about time…

Bright.9160:

Templates, nuff said.

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Best idea is to bring it back from gw1 +1

Torasan.6029:

Why oh why don’t we have this?

Honestly people will be sueing you over RSI and arthritus medical problems developed from playing Guild Wars 2. This latest update has players constantly having to double click litterally thousands of times.

Please for the love of my right hand, add the ‘Use All / Open All’ function!

If they want to make it “meaningful”, they can add a short cast bar, like how it happens in crafting a large amount of items.

Honestly meaningless busy work is never meaningful. Its bad enough they’re forcing us to craft now for ascended weapons. I honestly can’t wait for my luck bar to max so I can go back to spamming sell at the vendor. I spend so much more time clicking in bags instead of fighting. I didn’t buy GW2 to click on boxes thousands of times, its NOT FUN!

My guild’s downtime in wvw has increased a lot thx to this update making everyone need a 10minute break to salvage, use and sell the loot we’ve collected. Previously a 30sec stop at the merchant was enough and we were back in action, actually playing and enjoying the meat of this game; its excellent combat!

Every MMO’s least attractive and frankly; to me atleast, off putting feature is crafting. In GW2 I was able to avoid it till I wanted a Legendary. GW2 is; or rather was, good for not forcing people to craft.

Please don’t force us to craft and for our finger’s sake please dont make us spam click. For your sake too, if our fingers stop working we wont be buying or playing more games you make will we?

Oh no, so NSP and HoD are double-teaming GoM. Is this the part where we’re supposed to recruit some people?

Rika.7249:

The average player can easily do ALL the dungeons.

The terrible player can’t.

So if you’re having difficulties, you now know that you are not the “average” player.

Though as Squally said earlier in the thread, he/she has been struggling to find PUGs that can complete dungeons. That has been my experience as well, I’ve not yet found a group that can make it through CoF2, and my success rate for Explorables overall has been around 50%, including the AC P2 that took close to two hours.

The “average” player is not equivalent to “the average player you know”. If you want to see “average”, join a dozen or so random PUGs in broadcast at various times of day. No guildmates, and you are not allowed to give advice to the group, you are seeing how good THEY are not how good YOU are.

If 50% fail or quit, and 25% struggle but finish, and 25% breeze through, you may legitimately be able to say the average player is terrible, but you can’t say the average player gets through dungeons easily. If 60% breeze through, 25% struggle but finish, and 15% fail, you may be able to argue the average player can easily do the dungeons, though I still suspect a large fraction of players, maybe over half, have never even tried a dungeon because they have heard it is too hard so that may still be too optimistic.

I’m not saying ANet needs to target the average, “terrible” player with Explorable mode, but I think there should be recognition that an average player will find it very hard. Our group didn’t find Story mode noticeably easier, either.