Guild Wars 2

runeblade.7514:

Increase the duration of every single target stun/knockdown/daze/fear for PvE.

example:

• Signet of judgement
• Skull crack
• Doom
• Sleight of hand
• Shield Bash
• Hilt Bash
• Concussion shot
• Magic bullet
• etc.

If it is 30+ seconds. Increase the stun time to 10 seconds duration. If it is between 20-30 seconds, then increase it to 6-7 seconds duration. If it is lower than 20 seconds, then add 1-2 second duration. If it is auto-attack, nothing changes. On bosses, stuns/daze/fear/knockdown does not get increased duration.

*The reason: Control role needs a buff. *

I feel that 6-10 seconds is balanced because it is single target + only work on single mobs. It can lead to skillful plays because then each player can be assigned to shut down a specific mob before it does anything to wipe out your party.

AoE stun/daze/fear/knockdown do not need increased duration because it is basically a 2-3 second damage immunity and is already useful in parties already.

What game are you playing if you think this would be useful?

Lazaar.9123:

If you walk into a store and buy something, and then the next day they have a discount sale on the same item and you go ask them for a refund, someone may laugh at you.

That is not true. In many stores they will go out their way and do a refund or refund you the difference.

Not every store is based on pure profit. Customer loyalty is very important too. Specially in delicate situations where you pay something and the next day its on a big discount.

I’m not talking about bread, milk or something here. But more expensive stuff.

Keksmuffin.1450:

Why not both?

When I collect enough Tomes of Knowledge, and a few levels from cooking, and maybe a scroll for 20 levels, I could use to get a charr guardian to max level. We’ll see.

Thanks for the thoughts guys.

phokus.8934:

Oh, I almost forgot!

Guardian Staff 1 needs to be 360 radius and 1200 range.

Plus a auto attack chain that gives a stack of might on the 3rd hit, for every target it hits. 5 target limit stays.

You can check the guardian builds (meta ones or some less meta) on this site

http://metabattle.com/wiki/MetaBattle_Wiki

Guardian – AH Frontliner build and setup http://metabattle.com/wiki/Build:Guardian_-_AH_Frontliner

Try it out. Really good survivability, pretty good damage. Play with it, tweek to your liking. But the setup could be based on that.

Hi, guys, so I got a bit of a dillema. I got a human male guardian at 80, thinking of getting him some parts of Phalanx armor and such, mix and max etc.

But was thinking, about male charr one too. They can look epic, specially with that mist herald backpack banner. Only issue I have is that boots, and to some extent leggings, are not so much visible or expressed opposed to humans. On humans every piece of armor fits and is visible nicely.

What do you guys think?

Something like that picture vs a charr guard in t3 with mist herald banner.

CUBANxDANTE.3647:

My guardian Edward Osmund. Found this nice spot that makes Light shine on metal really well. Lots of pics I hope you guys like ’em.

Anyone knows what armor is that? Looks amazing

Astralporing.1957:

Interesting. So if i understand it right, level 1-10 characters cannot choose dailies, they need to do all those available to them (one PvE, one WvW, one PvP) in order to qualify for meta?

The number of available achievements per day is based on the highest-level character on an account

My guardian.

15 charrs

I’ve been playing with GS/Ham combo, x-1-6-6-1 with glacial heart and extra vitality trait.

I say, I really love the playstyle and I do really good. Of course, when I get outplayed, not much to do there except admit defeat and learn more from it.

Usual trouble with those pesky engineers.

Here’s my guardian.

Nice info. Thanks.

Nice played. Liked the video!

I wouldnt mind too for my thief.

Love your work, some great ideas. Some might be a bit expensive, but great work!

Keep it up.

Well written. +1

Nothing special about legendaries, mostly cause of the form you acquire them. It’s just a grind for gold.

If they were tied to specific tasks like quests, dungeons, wvw, pvp, story and lore then yes. Then they would show something you did, something accomplished.

This way, you just need to farm gold and buy mats, apart from some bound ones.

They are a pretty skin today. Lets hope they show something more in the near future.

I would just like to take a minute and thank Anet for Silvewastes map. The moment I stepped in that map, on patch day evening, I was amazed. Was a bit lost at first, but after I got the ropes, was really really fun.

People running around, doing events, helping keeps, opening chests. Ah.. chests.. I was so addicted with them – but this farm that occurs almost made me just ignore the zone last night. It was fun for an hour or two, but after that, couldnt even find a normal non farm map.

So, thank you for the fix, now, I hope, we can play a fun map the fun way (at least for me). It’s still rewarding.

I know farmers and such will be angry, but to be realistic, it was just plain silly.

Also, I hope you (Anet) will take this map as a good way to design new maps and content. Big zergs are a no, nothing special about them, but spreading people around is much more fun. Cooperating, using map chat, and such.

Also, love the way we can obtain a whole set if we play the game/content and not the gem store. We can work on something and it’s nice.

Keep up the good work.

Iason Evan.3806:

It’s nice to mix it up and have a solid map rotation when farming so you don’t burn out. Coil farms are good. One day do event train farming. Throw in some pilates, 32 oz. of water and some squats. Then do a 3 Guard/2Mes. SE p1. all reflects. Southsun skelk, I hear you drop vicious and powerful! Let’s talk!

After that I just put Eye of the Tiger on.

Love it!

Just play the way you like. Join a guild and have fun. It’s a game, after all.

Just don’t join groups on the LFG tool that look for people of the opposite spectrum than you are and you’re golden.

Cant wait to see more people join, always nice to have someone to roll dungeons with