Guild Wars 2

grintar.1705:

you sir, are an idiot. you just said siege are not worth it. wow. just stop playing the game.

How interesting you suggest someone to stop playing a game because they are letting out a voice of distaste of how a certain style of vendor in a game they paid for is irritating. By that logic your post is unhelpful and rude. Wow. Just stop posting in the forum.

SoggyFrog.4170:

Can’t think of any downsides to this, though I also don’t think 6s is expensive for a blueprint. Your group should be taking turns buying siege, in which case you’ll come out on top.

If you’re someone who’s only going to deploy siege you got for free free then perhaps you’re part of the reason people might feel punished for buying blueprints.

Yes, I’m willing to admit it, I am one hell of a selfish kitten, I like having a decent reserve of gold in my bank and I love wvw so I don’t spend money on buying blueprints, but that doesn’t change the fact that buying blueprints is really nothing more than a form of charity since they will rarely make up their cost to the buyer.

Will I have to spend money from my reserves that I might want to spend on my other characters to help out in WvW sieging? Seems like a mechanic that discourages buying blueprints except to those with money to spare.

grintar.1705:

you know you can buy them with badges right?

Badges are fairly rare and buying siege weapons with them only accounts to a temporary value set up 3 arrow cats and a ballista and you spend about 28 badges, if they get snipped down by a meteor shower or arrow bomb whatever and you are set back a huge amount of effort, heck most of the time you will rarely kill anyone with them as it causes a temporary retreat until their next cooldown reset comes along.

Karma is an ideal currency for blueprints because it can be acquired from defending and attacking without the need of snagging the lucky less than aware enemy.

I like the idea but its blatantly obvious how well it can be abused, imagine assaulting stonemist if the enemy has a waypoint that is 60 seconds away.

I understand that there is the whole concept of gold sinking but honestly can you ever say that the blueprints that you paid for (as side from maybe the arrow cart) make more than their cost even if performing well? a flaming ram for example costs 6 silver but breaking a keep would usually take at least 2 if you want to complete it quickly, but anyways assuming that you are using one, you are only getting about 2 silver back in value, the net value for blue prints in coins is negative to what they can do.
You are actually in a way punishing players for purchasing blueprints. Setting up siege weapons is more of a charity offering that frugal people such as me will rarely do unless we got them for free.

Now I say for the option of buying siege weapons with karma, because we need more forms of mass karma spending outside of exotic armor.

Note though that if karma were made available as a form of currency for blueprint I would also suggest buffing up wall and gate defenses.

Main hand warhorns as well
We need microphones.

I go Longbow + Sword/Axe warrior.
My single target damage may be weaker than a mosquito ramming into something but the aoe damage is great.

Signet of Rage and Battle Standard are the best elite skills for a warrior imo.

only got a key from the chest once, then it was never to be seen again :x

In Fort Aspenwood Alexendra Duet from Maldor’s Leap (75-80) is glitched she will never die and the skill point quest itself will not start.

Does anyone know if you can complete the same dungeon path on two different characters on the same day to get a total of 120/180 tokens in 2 or 3 runs.

Is getting lv400 crafting worth the effort? because right now I’m at 225 armorsmithing and 150 weapon smithing but the equip bonuses feel lackluster and really low level.