Guild Wars 2

iirc this was actually in the game in one of the early betas. Maybe my memory is fuzzy, but I swear I remember dying my undergarments. (and lamenting not having black dye)

I want to be able to rent a “room” in existing NPC towns. No need for new neighborhoods when there are so many awesome little places in the world already. I mean how cool would it be to have a small seaside house in Garrenhoff.

and furniture crafting skills would be awesome woodworkers can make chairs and tables, tailors can make rugs, armorsmiths can make kettles and stoves, jewelers can make mirrors, etc.

Previewn + filter by armor type=working TP

GuardianHope.8145:

• Change Air 1 to “A Hundred Bolts”
• A Hundred Bolts upon activation will result in a lightning storm forming over the entire area. These bolts do critical instant kills and targets enemies and allies. Accuracy rate has been adjusted to negative percentiles (yes, we divided by 0!). It will never hit an enemy or an ally. However, did I forget to mention that it has a 99.9995 percent chance of killing the caster? Oh, I didn’t? Oops. Otherwise it’d need to be nerfed and called a “bug fix.”

Should read:

• A Hundrd Bolts upon activation will result in a champion mob spawning just outside FoV. These bolts will deal no damage to any targeted enemies but will buff and aggro spawned Champion. It will also aggro any creature in the same zone or instance as the player onto the elementalist. (note: this aggro cannot be removed even through death)

but then, even though he’s the commander, takes all the credit, gets all the glory, he’s still: “oh no, you go first, I’ll just stay here behind you and do absolutely nothing.”

If I just save the bag and don’t open it until it’s fixed will I be ok? Or should I hold off on the last mission entirely until the bug is fixed?

Logan swore an oath to the Queen. He swore no oath to Destiny’s edge.

He was stuck making a choice with seemingly two bad options, Logan didn’t know how bad things were at Ebnhawk, all he knew is the Queen was in mortal danger. At that moment his friends were not in mortal danger. Eir could have called the engagement off and given Logan time to save the queen. But She decided to push on without him.

I don’t think there was a “right” choice for Logan (hindsight bieng what it is) but he mae the choice I would have made. But don’t forget Eir’s fault as well. She knew Logan left.

I actually think it’s a pretty good allegory for a RL guild. What do you do when one of yoru members drops from the Dungeon a minute before it starts because his wife tells needs him to. Is it his fault the team wipes?

It’s a bad sign when I find myself thinking: “I should rez that downed player, but if i do that, I won’t tag the group of the group of mobs that showed up and i might not get credit for the DE”

Even just a:
Tree: “Commander please join me in my office/tent.”
“Exposision on how his command is weighing on him, he’s glad to have you by his side, he questions his abilities”
You: “Choice of: Dignity/Ferocity/Charm response” (We’re all in this fight together/With me on board we can’t fail/You’re doing a great job, and tegether we’ll win)
Tree: “You know they all think I’m the one who’s the hero, but we both know it’s you”
You: ""Choice of: Dignity/Ferocity/Charm response""

Something like that would help tremondously I think.

and is there *ever a reason to go back to our personal instance post Claw Island?

Fourthed! It is really annoying on some fo the missions. It may be my class, or maybe I’m just a poor player, but in the missions where i have to go off in one direction and then come back, by the time I make it to the end, I have to refight everythign again on the way back.