Guild Wars 2

Something needs to be done about this. The game’s coding isn’t robust enough to handle a drop of even a second in the communication and because of this now I’ve lost so much progress. I don’t like whining, but I’ve now completed 41 fractals (I know, yay for me, right?) But, I’m on level 2 on one character and level 4 on another. Get me if I’m wrong, but 41 fractals would take one of my characters to level 14…

I like the fact there are no waypoints, I like the fact you can’t kick someone and have some new person join to take the credit. BUT it needs to allow a person who gets disconnected to rejoin the party if they get kicked, it’s jut not fair getting to the end of the third fractal, disconnecting and losing all your progress. This has happened to me on so many occasions it’s becoming a joke!

Is it not possible for the dungeon to log a player ID or something so that it can prevent someone else from joining the party but will let the same person re-enter?

I love these dungeons, they’re by far the best in the game in my opinion but I am constantly being hindered by a brief loss of connection and this is ruining the experience for me.

I’m glad to see there are some people that like a new difficult zone. I for one am fed up of the game just ‘giving’ access to content to everyone for the sake of it and making people work at it. I went there with my level 80 guard and the only mobs I had problems with were the veteran karkas, and that was more due to the spawns that I wasn’t being able to kill as young karkas were getting in the way.

This is how end game zones should be, just maybe with a bit of a better reward to encourage people back to the zone once they’ve explored it.

I have to agree with the point that a LOT (but not all) of the level 80s that want only fellow 80s in their groups are generally pretty bad at the dungeon. I try to avoid PuGs , sometimes they’re unavoidable and the level 80s tend to be the worst behaved.

If I take someone with no experience into a dungeon I know, then I expect them to listen, clearly if I’ve run the dungeon before, I should know the tactics and I will always vocalise them before every boss fight/event. Should I forget something I will put my hand up and apologise to the party. However this is where you can tell the difference between a good and bad player. The level 80s I take generally seem to think that they know best, will charge off, avoid my tactics and end up dying repeatedly. The lower level characters, this being their main, will generally listen. Yeah they’ll make mistakes but they won’t run off thinking they know best and you can easily compensate for one or two party members being a little unskilled in a dungeon if the other three have any idea what they’re doing.

I’ll happily take people along in a dungeon regardless of level, they just have to listen. People who don’t know what they’re doing and refuse to listen, these are people that I can’t stand and most of them are 80s. Just because you’re 80 doesn’t mean you know best, take advice from people who know and you will become a better player!