Guild Wars 2

We have a mix of both, and it is fine.

World Bosses have been my favourite pastime before megaservers – they were challenging and fun when not many people were in, and you could track them and jump from one to another and feel like a small hero routinely saving the world.

Currently, I rarely do them at all – maybe sometimes Svanir Shaman, Ulgoth, or Caledon Wurm; everything else upscales to a boring lagging annoying experience I don’t want to see. Tequatl is another story, though – but my guild likes doing it on a daily basis.

I never really liked Personal Story (and still don’t have it finished), but I find the Story Journal instances okayish (for a single run, though – not more).

I miss the epic feeling a lot of events from LS1 brought. Escape from LA was really immersive for me, the Marionette was a boss to remember, and the final Holo fight along with the Battle on the Breachmaker music was just what I wanted from grand finale.

What I do not miss, though, is mindless zerging, counter-productive gameplay design (heirloom runs vs. saved citizens), and upleveled 111-spammers who obviously couldn’t read a thing at Marionette – so, those things which made my personal progress rely on “play-how-I-wants”.

According to the announcements, we’ll be getting some nice upgrades to the crafting system. Doesn’t look like we’re getting “favourites” list in crafting, though, so here’re another small suggestions:

• [x] button in the search field to clear current search. Very often I focus on using mouse while crafting, and switching to keyboard to remove the search query which persists there is a bit annoying.
• Clearing search field on leaving crafting stations, including switching to other crafting stations and switching characters.

Sigh… Okay, I’ll put it into a popular format.

As to why I am convinced that scepter change won’t change anything, see here.

phys.7689:

to reiterate

what they should do:

• Item hunter type (select your drop type)
  • mesmer
  • guardian
  • warrior
  • theif
  • necromancer
  • ranger
  • engineer
  • elementalist
  • your current crafting discipline

default would be your current class.
having the option would basically allow people to have a greater effect on supply, which would itself help balance many out of balance markets, with a more adaptive supply. WITHOUT making people play or not play certain classes.

its an all around win

A crafted amulet/infusion which magically redefines your loot drops would make sense.

Vol.7601:

Alright so the new meta class is Mesmer

That way you get the two most valuable items (greatswords and cloths)

anyone know a mesmer farming guide? ;3

I switched from my mesmer to a guardian not so long ago and never regretted, and your farming guide was of good help

Sarcasm aside, the new AoE mantras may help with getting more loot a bit, but I doubt that it would make mesmer farming less painful and more profitable as untargeted staff spam will still generate more valuable loot.

https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/gw2/Crafting-Backpacks/

And don’t speak for everyone please.

I have large concerns regarding not crafting mats, but rare items themselves.

I am afraid that may lead to large imbalances of supply of specific items in the long run, as well as to discrimination across classes, both real and psychological – which would lead to a lot of frustration while playing and knowing that you’re playing the wrong class.

For example, how should necromancers, thieves, engineers and elementalists feel about never getting the expensive Dusk or Dawn and getting some trash precursor instead? Or how should I feel if, say, I’m using my guardian to farm for a dagger precursor for my ele?

TehPwnerer.7215:

What are you talking about? On more than one occasion I’ve spent time creating a party only to have someone ELSE walk into the dungeon – thereby him being the dungeon owner, NOT ME. You don’t even know what you’re complaining about from forum post to forum post.

Then walk into the dungeon before LFGing. FTFY.

TehPwnerer.7215:

And no, lol, just because you started a party doesn’t mean you get supreme control over everything. That’s not how life works. I’m just glad you aren’t in charge of any decision making at ArenaNet.

This is not for you to decide. It is up to ANet, and we have yet to see the real implementation of the feature once it has been life-tested and proven abusable.

IndigoSundown.5419:

Duke Nukem.6783:

u dont come into my house and tell me how to do things, you dont come into my party and tell me how to do things! if i lead the party you play by my rules

I have zero sympathy for this attitude. PuGging is a convenience, not a right. If you want to ensure that your group experience is to your tastes, start cultivating a friend’s list of like-minded players and group only with them.

And I have zero sympathy to PUGs which don’t read party descriptions, join, want us to carry them and then kick us and get the reward simply because they can. I have a right to make a party, and if I make it, I have a right to gather people I want in it and to stay in it. Likewise, they have a right to make their party and gather their players instead of kicking me once I’ve done my work.

All I can see happening if nothing is changed in the decision is soloers who’ve seen challenge in using their skill leaving the game, guild people ignoring them when a full guild party cannot be formed, guildless people leaving dungeons, and dungeon PUGs becoming a swarm of barking dogs which rarely finishes dungeons and rages on forums regularly.

If they ever implement it, I bet that in GW2 it will look like this.

Coopziana.1802:

There are a lot of permissions I’d like to see split. for example:

Activate Build Items: I want all my members to be able to activate Banners (as they are a throw away item anyway), but I don’t really like the fact that they can also activate “Guild Karma Boost” for example.
Create a split for these things so we can better organise what Our members can do without being trolled by someone.

Agreed. Makes perfect sense.

Sir Vincent III.1286:

Geeze a lot of these QoLs can be solved by either in-game UI customization just like in GW1 or UI Customization through AddOn. ArenaNet obviously needs help in this department and I’m surprise why they have not made this available as an AddOn.

I doubt Add-ons is something ANet wants to see in this game, both from monetary and gameplay points of view.

Seven Star Stalker.1740:

+1 More.
Remove that bug that sometimes causes people to get stuck in giant chests like the Karka/Tequatl chest, amongst others (Especially humiliating when playing an Asura).

Why “especially humiliating”? Still, it’s more of a bug than a feature. Have you reported it in the Bugs section?

Hayashi.3416:

Lishtenbird.2814:

A supposedly easy band-aid fix:

• Dungeon owner cannot be kicked. I.e. has an “instance owner” buff icon or has no “Kick from party” option or that option shows an error alert. “Instance owner” will exist in the database anyway because you need someone to show in the cutscenes.
• If the dungeon owner leaves, instance is preserved as the patch suggests. Whether the new “person for cutscenes” is kickable or not is another matter and can be addressed later on.

Meanwhile I will be cautious of doing any dungeons with PUGs after this change goes live, even though this is a good change per se.

The easiest way is to present the ‘cutscene owner’ regardless of whether the cutscene owner is in the instance or not. All the game needs to retain is the character model and the name of the player after all.

So while the instance owner cannot be kicked, if he leaves on his own accord his face persists in the instance until the dungeon is completed. Frankly, it’s not like anyone cares whose face is in the cutscene for most of these runs, and it’s a hell lot easier than dynamically changing it based on who is still in the party.

This is not the “easiest” fix – it would require caching the character in some place on ANet’s servers. A “link” can’t be used because anything can happen to that character meanwhile – like switching armour, using restyle kit, or even deleting the character; and even with a link, extra information has to be stored online for no particular reason. All this requires extra coding instead of loading a model which already exists in the instance.

Plus, it makes zero sense from the logical point of view.

On the other hand, the “vote kick” function already exists in the game; stitching in an “if-else” statement which would check a variable and either execute the code or throw an error looks far more plausible.

rojak.1894:

Transferable ‘Party Leader’ status

• Player who opened dungeon has a ‘Party Leader’ icon next to their names in party list.
• If Party Leader is vote kicked instance will close.
• If Party Leader uses /leave, switches character or goes offline, the Leader status is transferred to another member.

I disagree. Instance owner, the one who opened the dungeon and gathered a group of individuals according to his preferences, should be protected from kicking at all, instead of being punished by grievers, trolls and same-guild noobs. This is especially important for dungeon soloers, which is officially legal if no exploits were used.

Lishtenbird.2814:

• Dungeon owner cannot be kicked. I.e. has an “instance owner” buff icon or has no “Kick from party” option or that option shows an error alert. “Instance owner” will exist in the database anyway because you need someone to show in the cutscenes.
• If the dungeon owner leaves, instance is preserved as the patch suggests. Whether the new “person for cutscenes” is kickable or not is another matter and can be addressed later on.

A supposedly easy band-aid fix:

• Dungeon owner cannot be kicked. I.e. has an “instance owner” buff icon or has no “Kick from party” option or that option shows an error alert. “Instance owner” will exist in the database anyway because you need someone to show in the cutscenes.
• If the dungeon owner leaves, instance is preserved as the patch suggests. Whether the new “person for cutscenes” is kickable or not is another matter and can be addressed later on.

Meanwhile I will be cautious of doing any dungeons with PUGs after this change goes live, even though this is a good change per se.

Michael Henninger.7451:

Lishtenbird.2814:

Michael,
does this mean that ‘GM’ is always written in two capital letters? Players are not allowed to create characters with multiple capital letters in a row, so this may be a distinctive difference between them and people who read this post and try impersonating them (outside of whisper chat).

Good catch. Our names do not have back to back caps. Gm has a lower-case ‘m’.

Thanks, got it!

MrVirtualCoder.6170:

Clearly you haven’t grasped that waypoints don’t allow you to travel everywhere. You will always have to be bugged by mobs you don’t need to be bugged by – EVEN WHEN PLAYING A SO-CALLED STEALTHED CLASS

I have no problems skipping mobs as both mesmer and guardian (don’t really play other classes at the moment). I don’t even use stealth on my mesmer in open world, really. As for guardian, I can successfully skip all the way from Vine Bridge waypoint to Skritt Queen in lvl 80 Dry Top even past the Legendary Sand Giant with his large AoE and all the AoE-attack mites without getting in combat by using appropriate weapon and utility skills and dodging.

So, I don’t know… L2Skip issue?

That’s one new excuse for another mounts-like-in-WoW thread… Sigh.

Ever heard of waypoints?

That’s actually an excellent idea I’ve never thought of myself (no sarcasm). Currently, I got no use for my 2nd monitor during gaming (and my FPS would plummet), but just a map should take very little resources and would be rather useful. Maybe expanding and moving several chat panels there could work, too.

I compiled a list of about ~170+ desired features back around April feature pack:

https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/gw2/List-of-150-QoL-Features

Many things mentioned by you are there (apart from the gold-to-gem value of items as it should be treated as dollar-to-gem instead in a B2P no-sub game). The thread got a lot of attention from community back then and some questions (such as looting, first person view…) were discussed in details, but no red post unfortunately.

You can get ruined mats while you’re harvesting with any tier of tools if a trait activates because you take damage midway (attacked my a mob).

CobaltSixty.1542:

All A.Net employees can use the tag/icon. But not all employees have GM powers.

You’ll notice the A.Net employee isn’t named GM Der_py.

No,

Michael Henninger.7451:

2. ArenaNet Senior GMs all have character names akin to GM Madi Walker and have the ArenaNet Guild Tag.

3. All ArenaNet GMs have GM ‘Hopefully Cool Alias’.#### for a display name.

only senior GMs have character names starting with GM. Others have an account name starting with GM, the character name can be named anything else.

Having the same problem, and it looks pretty inconsistent. Yesterday, I was unable to play a song in the Grove (even in the home instance), but the day before yesterday, I had no problems in a capped Tequatl map.

On the other hand… Many people standing still and AFKing before an event should indeed cause less lags then many people running in blobs or managing inventory, selling, crafting etc.

GenoUnknown.7504:

Lishtenbird.2814:

GenoUnknown.7504:

I wish my Molten gave me sprockets.

Many people wish the watchwork sprocket one didn’t give sprockets instead.

Ooooh, It doesn’t like give you the ore and a sprocket(s)? It replace’s what would have been ore with a sprocket? Erm… I’d rather just get the sprocket node.

No-no, it is indeed giving both sprockets and ore. What I meant was that many people wanted the watchwork pick not to give anything extra, instead of adding extra stuff to the molten pick.

GenoUnknown.7504:

I wish my Molten gave me sprockets.

Many people wish the watchwork sprocket one didn’t give sprockets instead.

The one which looks coolest in your opinion and fits your character theme.

calyx.9086:

Lishtenbird.2814:

Stiofan.6720:

Get the karma one! Trust me the last thing you want to be doing is having to farm karma, It sucks.

Don’t. The last thing you want to farm is karma, because you get more than enough by simply playing the game

This is absolutely not true for those of us who make lots of legendaries (I’ve made 6) and make lots of ascended gear (3 full sets of armor, about 12-14 weapons) and spend all of our time in dungeons and very little to none in wvw/EoTM/open world events . The only regular karma I make is that little piddly amount you get from your daily chest.

Every little drop of karma matters then quite a bit.

I doubt that 24/7 dungeon grinding for 6+ legendaries and full ascended is what describes a generic player asking about MF infusions.

Michael,

Michael Henninger.7451:

2. ArenaNet Senior GMs all have character names akin to GM Madi Walker and have the ArenaNet Guild Tag.

3. All ArenaNet GMs have GM ‘Hopefully Cool Alias’.#### for a display name.

does this mean that ‘GM’ is always written in two capital letters? Players are not allowed to create characters with multiple capital letters in a row, so this may be a distinctive difference between them and people who read this post and try impersonating them (outside of whisper chat).

Anyway, thanks for clarification – it’s really nice to know what’s real and what’s not out there!

First part of the post: agreed, nodded, pressed +1.

Second part of the post: …and okay, here goes the usual “I speak for everyone” bias. Sigh.

• Content making people and game fixing people are different people.
• An easily performed old guild mission is better than a new buggy guild mission.

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Stiofan.6720:

Lishtenbird.2814:

Stiofan.6720:

Get the karma one! Trust me the last thing you want to be doing is having to farm karma, It sucks.

Don’t. The last thing you want to farm is karma, because you get more than enough by simply playing the game

I am sorry but you’re wrong, Try spending all your karma then go after a legendary and see how long it takes you “just playing the game” to get you the needed 525k karma. You will have to farm it like crazy.

If your company gives you 40 lunch vouchers per month but you sell them to a friend for some quick cash, that’s not your company’s fault that you start starving at work.

There’s next to no reason to spend karma apart from some skins and obsi shards, especially since the removal of transmutation stones. The “try spending all your karma” was where you’ve done it wrong

GW2 does those better.

Romek.4201:

Lishtenbird.2814:

Stiofan.6720:

Get the karma one! Trust me the last thing you want to be doing is having to farm karma, It sucks.

Don’t. The last thing you want to farm is karma, because you get more than enough by simply playing the game

yeah – but onl the people who are bad at math say this

with karma you can make most profit in this game^^

You can make most profit in this game by playing the TP.

You can farm most gold by farming gold. 20 minutes of farming sandstorm events give you tons of T6, T5 and lodestones (charged included), plus geodes for clay pots.

Skillpoints are 2g each when converted properly.

Karma is 1g for ~13k. 13k is 1 hour of farming EoTM and forging-selling. 1g per hour? No, thanks.

I like the PvE stuff and the Living Story stuff – that’s what I got this game for.

I’m happy that I fit in ANet’s target audience, as far as content is concerned, and I feel there’s enough of us to keep GW2 alive for some more time.

Cheers!

Stiofan.6720:

Get the karma one! Trust me the last thing you want to be doing is having to farm karma, It sucks.

Don’t. The last thing you want to farm is karma, because you get more than enough by simply playing the game

Got several, use it everywhere.

You can put enough agony infusions into other gear, and the +5 stat is not noticeable and can be sacrificed for some extra MF.

• The right-click alternative to /join Username command.
  • With megaservers implemented, we have to taxi guildies very often.
  • “Invite to party” causes problems when several people invite to party. Instead, we need to tell people to “Join party”, which works unreliably, especially with several people doing it together, or does not appear when a party hasn’t been formed yet.
  • Many nicknames have characters which cannot be easily typed with another player’s keyboard layout (accents), or are difficult to spell. Looking for the account name instead is annoying and requires extra time.

• Character-specific “Auto targeting” setting.
  • Auto targeting is very convenient for some classes like mesmer which requires almost everything to be targeted.
  • Auto targeting is very inconvenient for some classes which use untargeted leaps and rushes.
  • Switching between these settings each time you switch alts and remembering whether it’s on or off after your last session is a pain.

• Split guild kick/invite permissions.
  • Many people would like to let players invite friends, but not kick.

Hlord.5940:

So…. how exactly is this a change? doesn’t illusion and phantasm die when the target dies too? A joke from Anet? So we can see phantasm with distortion dies?

Repeated multiple times in this thread: the distortion is a constant on-summon effect, not an on-kill one.

Wyrden.4713:

he aint rly like that tho, he is nice to talk with etc, he just trolls much (gets trolled in return either)

Clothes make the man /shrug

EDIT: The video is back. Watching it now and completely reverting to my initial thoughts, sorry.

StickerHappy.8052:

@ALL

JUST a question, why do people keep mentioning helseth? Does it even matter? So what if he says “oh this.. oh that”

Why do some people even conform to what he says?

Being connected to a famous name feels good.

Personally, even as a (former) mesmer main, I couldn’t vote for him in the recent polls because of the “I’m so cool, I carry everyone” attitude. In my view, such attitude instantly puts a person’s strong point of view under question – whether it is a real thoughtful analysis or a method of drawing attention, regardless of the actual experience.

As for the video, can’t watch because the channel says “This channel had been closed. The community has closed this channel due to terms of service violations.” I’d say that says something, too.

nicknamenick.2437:

Exciton.8942:

The best way is probably to make a leaping clone animation so that the opponent can react to that.

Its to hard.. they cant fix Rush for warrior also (like most terrain skills, they also dont remake it like they do for mesmers now)

It just waaay to hard for them to fix the skill so better give it an instant in your face type of skill so it always works..

There’s a substantial difference between leaping a character which can raise above ground and pathing NPCs which are glued to the ground and stall at the slightest bump.

Lifestealer.4910:

Its funny that people think 1v1’s don’t occur often in competitive pvp.

1v1s occur often in competitive soccer. Does it mean everything should be balanced around 1v1 in soccer?

ukuni.8745:

game may not be balanced around 1v1 but they didn’t buff it effectively for anything other then 1v1.

They buffed a specific weapon which fits a specific playstyle. That’s more of increasing build diversity within a specific playstyle rather than buffing a specific playstyle. As for increasing playstyle diversity, I agree more things could’ve been done; but at least AoE mantras and phantasm distortion did something for WvW zerging, as well as Mind Stab buff that added just a bit more of AoE which we lack and which could be used to solve our tagging problems.

Zord.6130:

They should buff things that make the game more enjoyable.

Like what? Healing signet? Cleansing ire? Larger distance finishers for warriors?

Ironically, all the buffs mesmer got were things that would make mesmer’s life a bit more enjoyable. We suffered from lack of AoE, from iLeap pathing issues, from lackluster Scepter, from iWarden bugs, from illusions (our class mechanic) dying instantly in zergs, from Elasticity not applying to illusions. These things will are planned to be partially fixed.

Because ANet has statistics that say it isn’t OP.

• PU has the highest impact on inexperienced players who do not know the class. For these players, there are several options:
  • Learn how to counter it. PU mesmers fail against high skill play.
  • Learn to run away. There’s a reason why so many classes have speed buffs and superior mobility, while mesmer has one failing blink, one failing swiftness, and no speed signet. On “But I can’t run away from a point!”, see further.
• PU is counterproductive in serious Conquest PvP. You can’t cap points and make your team win; all you can do is annoy people in Hotjoin – which is the most vocal source of QQ, as it is the part of the community which has a strong psychological urge to pwn others and derive enjoyment from it, but no maturity to evolve into real e-sportsmen who focus on teamwork and efficiency.

• ANet informed us that they felt Scepter was underperforming. It means they dug up their statistics on weapon weapon/skill usage and saw it was underperforming.
  • “Torment on auto-attack is too much!”. It’s like all we do is sit on one auto-attack and never swap weapons. Right? Previously, Scepter AA felt like “sigh, I wish I could swap to another weapon already…”.
  • “Torment on clones is too much!”. It’s like clones are phantasms, have infinite health, and aren’t disposed off after they do an auto-attack or two by being killed or overwritten. Right?
  • In WvW roaming, you have enough space to kite away from clones and their projectiles.
  • In PvP, as stated above, PU has very little synergy with it. If you do set up your tormenting clones (and nothing more) on a point and go stealth , you’re losing your point. It doesn’t matter much if you kill someone in the process, apart from annoying that guy.
  • Captain Obvious reminds you: you can’t use more than two weapon sets. It means that people have to sacrifice other functionality to slot in the Oh-so-OP! scepter.
• 1v1 is not an official game mode, and as such, the game should not be balanced around it.
  • In any game, some classes will inevitably be better at dueling and suck at team fights. Mesmers have enough roles removed from them already and their class-defining features passed to others (Perplexity rune anyone?) or removed (GW1), limiting them to being a Portal/Veil bot.
  • If you want to duel and kill people (or not be killed) in a team game mode, that’s your own problem, not ANet’s; it’s like playing Tetris and saying “I want to build the highest tower, but the game ends too soon!”. A game mode such as Conquest is based on tactics and class synergy; if you replace it with “I don’t want this PU mesmer to kill me!”, you’re doing it wrong.
  • If you don’t want to see roaming mesmers in WvW, than you can as well say “I don’t want to see mesmers in this game at all!”. There should be some roles for a mesmer apart from being a veil bot, right? I doubt that recent AoE mantra changes and Triumphant Distortion change will do much of a difference. As for PvE, there’s little point in bringing your mesmer there anyway. So?..

Honestly, despite the fact that changes are positive, I’m rather disappointed that mesmer is still treated like a dueling profession. I mean, the whole dev’s profession balance SWOT analysis thread showed us that we’re supposed to be playing vs. people, but I hoped for some adjustments in the direction of class equality idea.

Yes, WvW/PvP got a bit of love (and part of this love will get overnerfed because of the QQ). But even with the Mind Stab and mantra AoE changes, I don’t see much reason to bring mesmer to the largest part of the game – PvE – on a daily basis over guardian or ele.

Zefrost.3425:

Mesmer was strong enough in 1v1 already.

1v1 is not an official game type.

As for the official 5v5, mesmer is not the most desired class in top tier.

• TD applies Distortion to Phantasms, not clones.
• For Mimic, it looks like previous functionality got removed.

(manic screaming)
All of us! Abandoned! You aren’t real. You can’t be here.

Nice to see a red post here. I’ve unmained my mesmer already until all the annoying bugs get fixed and iLeap, iWarden and Temporal Curtain get some love; really hope to see things move.

Ameepa.6793:

Yes that is what I thought. You are somehow thinking that games should be the same as real world is, a chore, or a job, having to do something you do not like just to be able to enjoy the rewards afterwards.

Games should not work like that. Same rules do not have to apply to games. Those old sayings are nice, but they are ment for the real world.

There are different games in this world.

• Some work like pure enjoyment machines. You push a button, it shows you a cool picture, you enjoy it. You push another button… and another… and close your browser tab because you feel no commitment and are no longer interested. You switch to another game, which is absolutely identical to the first one, but shows you different pictures. And again. And again.

• Some games work like real life. You push a lot of buttons, and if you pushed all of them right, you get a large printed picture which you wanted to get when you saw it in the preview. If you push wrong buttons, you do not get it, or get a different one. If you want to get the picture, you have to push these buttons; and when you’re done after many tries, you become happy because you’ve overcome the difficulty. You look at other people, admire their well earned pictures; you show yours – they admire yours. You find one more picture you like and do it again. And again. And again.

I don’t like the first type of games because I think they’re a waste of time. I don’t play them, but I believe you like that kind of stuff. That’s your right and your choice.

I like the second type of games. Only overcoming difficulties with my skills make me enjoy my reward, because then they have value for me. Apparently, that’s not you definition of enjoyment; that’s your right and your choice. However, ANet designed GW2 this way and keeps designing it that way – so you either accept it or leave the reward (or the whole game).

And there’s a reason why ANet did it: games which require zero effort can only have a very short lifetime because of lack of commitment and long-term goals. For a Buy To Play game like GW2, no loyal veterans means death.

Ameepa.6793:

In a game that sledge ride is the reward. Sledge is always magically up there, just waiting for you to ride it. You have to only get yourself up there to enjoy the ride.

-South side of the hill can be a tricky way designed for a small group to do.
-West side of the mountain can be filled with huge masses of obstacles ment for the blobs.
-North side of the hill can be full of enemy players.
-Inside the mountain can be a tunnel that is insanely tricky jumping puzzle.

All routes lead to the top and to the sledge ride. All require you to do something, but you can choose which one to take.

Such casual games can exist, but they have several limitations:

• Many players leave because they get bored too fast after riding all the slopes several times. When the game runs out of new players, it dies and is replaced by the same product in a different wrapping.
• The game cannot grow by altering game modes and giving rewards for more difficult content, like a special sledge which you get for climbing the mountain yourself and not by magic. Because as soon as it does, it stops being casual and threads exactly like this one appear on the forum.

Furthermore, even in your game you cannot get an “Enemy Killer” special sledge for riding the three sledges without enemies because you despise the sledge with enemies. And if you want to get it nonetheless, I should ask you what is the logic of getting an “Enemy Killer” reward for killing 0 enemies… and we get right here where we are.

https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/gw2/Robin-Williams-pop-culture-achievements