Guild Wars 2

Try finding an executable at the file location?
Like setup or whatnot.

I’m on WhiteSidges Ridge server, if you want to come ^^.
I don’t mind helping you out at all.

Imagine going first person during a zerg.

Mentalhead.5721:

The LZ.7891:

In my view it’s a bad idea to add new skills based on levels.
What I suggest, is that you make people EARN their new skills.
If you go to your Hero (H) screen and go to Achievements and then
go to “Slayer” you’ll see that there’s challenges for every weapon.
Such as “Get 500 kills with a Sword”. Therefore, I say, that when players
complete one of these, THEN they unlock a new skill.

Why is this good? Because it eliminates the confusion moreso than what
the OP suggested. For instance, if you’ve ACTUALLY gotten 5,000 kills with
that sword (which is an actual Achievement you can get) then surely
you’ll be familiar with your sword skills by then; enough so as to reward you
with a new skill set perhaps.

This is also logical and adds some “realism” to the game, because in real life, the
more you practice, the better you get; thus I think this might work.

I like your suggestion that you get new weapon skills as you get more kills, but there’s a tiny problem with it. For example as a ranger I don’’t like the skills on my sword, and if I want new sets of skills for it, I have to use it (or dare I say to grind) to get 1000 or more kills to upgrade unlock new skill). This system would be great, but it mustn’t feel like grinding.

Yet isn’t that also adding a little realism? As in, yeah you don’t like it, but like in real life, you have to work for it, if you want something better. Plus, there’s going to be weapons which you do like, thus you’ll level them mostly. I don’t see any harm in not delivering everything in a challenge-free way. Maybe when you’ve got time, you’ll start using that sword perhaps? ^^.

It’s pretty difficult to estimate how many FPS you’ll get, especially
considering that you get different levels of FPS depending on how your
settings are. I think you might be able to get at least 30FPS?

Hey Everyone.

I know many of you are having lag and that sucks a lot, yes.
However you might be able to check if the problem happens to be
on your end, by using a tool such as Netalyzr

Additionally you can also check out this program which you can choose to
download. It’s very popular and quite safe. It may well just help a little bit for
some of you. It’s called Gamebooster
and through this program, you can turn off the many extra things that tend to
run in the background when you play. Therefore perhaps reducing lag, as well as
increasing FPS (Frames Per Second).

Other than those things, I can also recommend trying to switch to a Wired connection and not Wireless. Wireless can be quite unstable, for many reasons.
Anyhow I’d hope it helps some of you ^^.

Valador.3461:

I’m an American stationed in Germany with the US Army. I play on Euro servers due to the time zone issue.

When I lived in the states I played with Europeans and never complained. Was actually nice to have people online when I played late nights.

Anyways, I think what I’m getting at is just deal with it and if it’s that big of an issue, change servers?

But he said he didn’t want to change servers as he likes both his server and guild.

I second this, even if it wasn’t a big deal for me.

I’m not liking the Elite skills. Much. It seems like there’s
nothing to chose if you’re defensive/supportive minded.
Only the 2nd tier Elite skills have a good skill for that.

Hey guys.

So what do you think? If you CAN toggle it off, I certainly don’t know
how. But presuming you can’t, would it be good if you could? Exploration is
nice and really great if you get emerged in it. But isn’t just a bit too easy to
just look at your minimap or press M on your keyboard to go to the next heart
or whatnot?

I do agree that many are quite negative, but as many others have
said, you do have to highlight problematic things. What should come of
that, is a highly responsive developement team, that ultimately secures
an even greater level of satisfaction for their players.

It’s a shame your computer is broken.
But hopefully you can still look at some pretty gorgeous
boxart ! : D

I get lag when I use wireless and I’d say my connection speeds
are good and all that. Then I change to wired and it’s perfect.

Could be nice to generally have some emotes underwater
indeed. It could make for some funny things. Like, imagine if you
do /sit then your character could sit like they normally do, but
begin to slowly spin in circles, due to being underwater.

I’m glad to see you do ! It’s good with some enthusiasm.

I ADORE the NO subscription formula. It’s so wonderful and
works as a GREAT selling point when you’re trying to get others
to play the game. I’m so thankful for it. Plus, I don’t feel bad if I haven’t
played for X amount of time, since the thought is that I’m then wasting
money, as with other MMO’s.

I also plain love the graphics of the game. I absolutely love playing my Guardian
due to Blue being their color scheme you might say. Blue is my favourite and thus
seeing those shields appear and how they radiate on the battlefield, is just lovely.

Too many things to mention ^^, but I think you got the most of it too, OP.

Challenge you say? Rewarding? Ah.
Simply pick the Guardian then, as they have no ranged options
except very poor ones (compared to everyone else) and that brings
great reward if you manage to make it in PVP with that. Rofl ^^.
I don’t think anyone can answer this for you really… All classes can be/are
rewarding/challenging in their own way. . . I for one picked a Guardian because
I liked the thought of being an asset to the people around me.

Could perhaps prove quite profitable to be able to
buy such small extra features I think. Would definitely
help with the machinima production if you could do gangnam
style in GW2 !

I don’t know about you but… That sword looks kitten.

Here’s the English translation for the interested parties:

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Hard Drive: 750GB (5400RPM) SATA Smart
Graphics Card: AMD Radeon ™ HD 7670M Graphics (2 GB memory specialist) 2048 MB VRAM specialist. Available graphics memory can be expanded using system memory, through HyperMemory ™ technology: up to 3.823 MB of memory with the installed system memory of 4 GB and up to 5871 MB of system memory 8 GB (with pre installed 64-bit Windows ® 7 operating system).
Display: 15.6 "HD 16:9 (1366 × 768) TruBrite ® LED HighBrightness
Optical Drive: DVD Super Multi (Double Layer) units
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Connectors: VGA, HDMI 1.4 1080p, 2 x USB 3.0 Sleep & Charge, 2 x USB 3.0, 2in1 Media Bridge, HD Webcam Integrated Microphone
Battery: 6-cell 4400 mAh LiIon
Sound: Realtek (ALC269Q-VB6-GR)
Keyboard: Matte white plate keypad and 10-digit numeric keypad
Operating System: No pre-installed operating system
Color: Matte and shiny pearly white surface with teksturisanom ornament, black keyboard
Dimensions: 380.0 × 242.0 × 33.52 mm
Weight: starting at 2.3 kg

I think you’ll be able to run the game just fine. I have slight doubts about
the graphics card, but otherwise it looks fine. At least if you follow the minimum
requirements to play.

Hiya

When I first checked out GW, I naturally didn’t think of crafting
as the first thing. However, I’ve been playing now and I’ve started
doing some crafting. Looking at the site though, you’d think it didn’t
exist. What I mean by this, is that it seems (at first glance) to be a feature
which has been downplayed. When you hover your mouse over where
it says “The Game” I think there ought to be a menu point dedicated to crafting.

Currently I’m not finding it very easy to craft, I have to be admit. Especially
compared to SWTOR. From a relative beginners perspective, crafting doesn’t
seem to have such high visibility.

Thoughts?

I have to agree so much. When I first started, I was seriously
WORRIED I’d have to suffer some kind of American accent; which
would totally ruin how much I’d like my character. But this, this is
lovely. Captures what I wanted my character to be.

I love it actually. It’s hilarious.
Nothing like seeing that Courageous, Zealous, Manly
Guardian in his heavy armor stick it to those jungle
wurms from a distance. Guardian lacks ranged weaponry?
Ha! This should be a taunt!

I hope ArenaNet keeps the NO subscription model.
It’s brilliant. I’m happy with the game too. I just think it
would be nice if they could allow some form of modding,
so the game will stay alive even longer.

I concur. There needs to be some security measures for
such a decision. And if not for that, I think it’s fair if the Guild
system in a game that includes the word Guild, isn’t completely
broken ^^.

In my view it’s a bad idea to add new skills based on levels.
What I suggest, is that you make people EARN their new skills.
If you go to your Hero (H) screen and go to Achievements and then
go to “Slayer” you’ll see that there’s challenges for every weapon.
Such as “Get 500 kills with a Sword”. Therefore, I say, that when players
complete one of these, THEN they unlock a new skill.

Why is this good? Because it eliminates the confusion moreso than what
the OP suggested. For instance, if you’ve ACTUALLY gotten 5,000 kills with
that sword (which is an actual Achievement you can get) then surely
you’ll be familiar with your sword skills by then; enough so as to reward you
with a new skill set perhaps.

This is also logical and adds some “realism” to the game, because in real life, the
more you practice, the better you get; thus I think this might work.

I think dueling really is one of those little must-have
features. It lets players have some fun with each other, without
having to go “all in” PVP wise.

While I can see where you’re coming from, I personally
have no problem with it. It’s pretty beautiful I think.
However, being able to toggle the effect on or off could be
an idea; afterall, opponents are still able to see whether you
have your Aegis activated by clicking you. Yet, I think it’s partly
necessary, as it serves as a visual clue as to whether or not your
next (perhaps High-CoolDown & High-Damage Ability) gets completely
negated or not.