That does sound good. However, without the trait #1 is a 20% finisher, while #3-#5 are 100% finishers… as I think you all already said. So, how much of a buff is it?
Anyway, I still would like to see a trait add a 20% reduction in the cooldown, perhaps it should be added to Tactic Trait X – Burning Arrows.
Meh. I’d trait for the 300 extra range (its just a 10 point Trait and when not using the Longbow you’ll want Empowered there anyway) even without the “hidden bonus” so its all good.
no replies because you didn’t ask a question or post anything opinionated that would stimulate conversation. you posted a simple fact that most people already know.
Really? Most people already know, and yet nothing has been done about it?
In GW2 terms “mobility” do mean skills that moves you around, i.e Whirlwind Attack.
The dictionary, in this case, be kitten
I’m talking about Hundred Blades.
Can you link me the “GW2 definition” of mobility, then? Not being facetious at all… I’m seriously curious to know where they say this.
Just ask anyone in-game or in the class forums what they consider mobility. Just like how mob somehow means just one entity rather than a group. Its just generally agreed upon.
Actually the Wiki is pretty clear on it. Either you’re lying, or the clothies were bunker and didn’t tell you.
Wiki “pretty clear”? Not remotely on that subject.
It only says toughness is one of the many factors that dictate aggro, but it does not state how much toughness is will get you aggro, how important it is against other factors or anything.
It also says damage dealt is a factor so we should be an aggro magnet, but that also doesn’t happen.
In-game tests evidence and they’ve never pointed that some armor automatically makes you into an aggro magnet.
There is no “magical number” of Toughness makes you aggro; all that matter is that you have the highest Toughness around. Just like how there is no “magical number” of damage per second that makes you aggro; as long as you have the highest damage per second around you will move up on the mob’s aggro list.
1) Axe can achieve the highest mobility-to-DPS ratio due to auto-attack being the biggest source of damage, and you are free to move as you please. Greatsword loses all mobility when attaining its highest DPS due to Hundred Blades having a self-root.
2) Greatsword has the most mobility due to Whirlwind Attack and Rush. Axe is sadly very lacking in the mobility department with only Eviscerate being a very, very short Leap.
Us Warriors should love one another, not bicker like school children.
It is all relative to what the other people are wearing. If you wear Toughness and the other people in your party aren’t (which is a likely scenario, especially with Light Professions in the group) you are going to take most of the heat.
I keep seeing this, and how noobish it is.. blah blah blah.
However I have yet to see any math showing why — with the +precision trait for unused signets you can end up with, what 6-8% crit plus the passive benefit of each signet (power, prec, vigor, adren).
What’s the tradeoff? Banners, and replace +prec for unused signets with % chance to bleed on crit? I’m just not seeing it as the clear OMG NOOB selection.
Someone want to enlighten me?
Team utility such as For Great Justice and Shake It Off. As I said, its fine and dandy for solo play, but once you start getting serious about doing dungeons there are better options.
Sorry, I’m new to the Warrior, could you be specific which trait does this?
I’m only aware of these two in the Tactics line:
IV – Stronger Bowstrings – Increases longbow range.
X – Burning Arrows – Longbow damage is increased by 10% against burning foes.
Thanks!
It is a side-effect from Stronger Bowstrings that is not included in the description.
The worst part is the imbalance between them. Compare Warrior down state, which is useless against more than one opponent, to Elementalist down state with the instan Vapour Form which lets you suicide without any risk as long as there is either a zerg of friendly players or a keep to scamper back into.
If they removed down states in WvW, a lot of the imbalance concerning Elementalists would go away because they can no longer take risks that would guarantee a death for any other Profession.
I might agree with baseline Sweet Revenge in PvE, but definitely not in PvP. Hammer is nasty enough as it is without one of the immunity-stomps, and if you’re hit by a well-timed hammer while you’re trying to stomp, you have to fight him for another 10 seconds anyway- and if he can’t kill you off during that 10 seconds, he may as well have just let you stomp him.
IMHO, if you leave combat after using Vengeance while in PvE, you rally.
You can’t balance it around 1v1. Make it 2v1 and the Warrior can’t do jack to prevent a stomping. Warrior downed state is pretty much useless in any PvP setting against more than one opponent.
We need an AoE knockdown, like how the Guardian downed state has a AoE knockback.
Currently you get Glacial Cores/Lodestones which makes no sense as regular Ice Elementals drop those, not Icebrood. Icebrood’s Lodestones are Corrupted.
So I took a break from farming the Cursed Shore events to kill some Icebrood in Frostgorge for Corrupted Lodestones when suddenly it dawned on me: why?
Why would just farm stuff directly when it is far more efficient to just use the gold you get from Cursed Shore framing and buy the stuff you need instead?
I didn’t get a single Corrupted Lodestone, or any other worthwhile drop. Had I spent the time in Cursed Shore I probably would’ve gotten a few Rares as well as enough gold to buy at least a couple of Corrupted Lodestones. By farming for the Corrupted Lodestones, I gain less Lodestones per hour than if I was farming Cursed Shore.
Notice to any Dev who might be reading: Do not nerf Cursed Shore. Buff direct farming.
Swinging at air by spamming 1 does not produce a “swish!”-sound like the other races do. Only when you actually hit something do you get any sort of sound effect.
So far, my only issue is that while many of the Warrior’s weapon sets can be traited to reduce the cooldown of abilities, Longbow has no such trait! Why is this?
Because it has a Trait that
1) Increases Range to 1200
2) Makes all attacks into some form of Finisher
Nothing wrong with the Hammer. Only that he uses a stupid ability that has like 5 seconds wind-up time. Sorta like the Wraithlord Crusher, only not nearly as good.
I think the picture you posted is the light from “Judgment”.
Whatever it was, it hurt my eyes! Also, you should’ve seen the damage everyone took seconds later because no-one could see the AoE circles on the floor.
Because the nerf was unnecessary. The only people that complained were people with no skill/tactics and people with some uncomfirmed bug which is so shady that it is probably a myth.
