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Hello, how is necro/reaper/scourge doing compared to ranger/druid/soulbeast in pve (world, raids, fractals) on casual and more high-end levels, since i think there is gonna be big diference between the skill. Thanks for sharing knowledge and have a nice day.

Hello, how is necro/reaper/scourge doing compared to ranger/druid/soulbeast in pve (world, raids, fractals) on casual and more high-end levels, since i think there is gonna be big diference between the skill. Thanks for sharing knowledge and have a nice day.

Hello, how is necro/reaper/scourge doing compared to ranger/druid/soulbeast in pve (world, raids, fractals) on casual and more high-end levels, since i think there is gonna be big diference between the skill. Thanks for sharing knowledge and have a nice day.

I believe you're mixing open world PvE with raid builds and rotations. Generally you don't run raid rotations on open world mobs as they die really fast. On champs, there is higher CC and AoEs in open world PvE, and raid builds are typically made to synergize with other group meta raid builds. If you're looking for something relaxed with an easier time in general open world PvE I'd recommend out of the 3 you mentioned in this order: Ranger, Warrior, Thief. Thief being the hardest due to its health pool/squishy-ness. The benefit of it in open world is extremely high mobility and it has great burst DPS for trash mobs as well as one of the best AoE tagging + mobility weapons in the game with shortbow, in meta events you can literally press 1 and the arrow bounces to all nearby targets maximizing loot gain which is great. Where it struggles is surviving high impact incoming damage, channelled skills, and generally over aggroing lots of mobs which the other two classes can deal with a lot easier. Ranger and warrior can take a lot more incoming damage while outputting good damage as well. Ranger's pet really only draws aggro if you run core ranger and even then often in the harder areas the focus is more on the player. It's elite specs, druid and soulbeast, either have you merged with your pet or the pet has a loss of stats that causes mobs to outright ignore it or it dies extremely fast. Warrior functions very similarly to soulbeast (without the pet of course). It's a very straight forward and easy class to pick up and play but a difficult one to master. Lastly, one thing I wanted to mention since you mentioned raid rotations (I believe), generally pug groups love to have a warrior for banners. Ranger's are typically wanted as a druid (healer) and most are wary of dps rangers because of some players that tend to play longbow max range, which in any groups setting is both extremely low DPS and not benefitting or receiving benefits from the group. Thief's are generally not wanted at all (in organized groups though they are amazing, and I love having them in mine). Thanks for so much info. Isnt then necro/reaper the "true ranger" since he always have minions? Not sure how hard he is or survivable or accepted to content.

Hi, what is a state of thief now and is it good class for casual/noob player that looks for relax playing? If it is not, would you recommend ranger or warrior more (i dont want to learn piano plays so please something where casual can mess up and have short/easily memorable rotations). From my research (on gw2 meta) soulbeast have long rotation, but pet to tank for him but warrior/berserk have to just faceroll keyboard to get more of decapitate, but no pet to tank. What is your suggestion?

Hi, what d you think the new expansion will bring to thief class? I hope for elite spec that uses greatsword and smokes/smoke screens.

I know that would be ideal, but I have two problems, Im lazy so I want to focus only on one elite spec now and I want to buy just one expansion now. This scenario might come in handy, but now I just want the elite spec that is more idiot-proof

Hello, Im returning player to gw2 after long time and I want to play just casually, so no long rotations to memorize or some other "play piano" stuff. My end-game is gonna be some raid/fractals to get good loot, map completion and wvw (Im still surprised more mmos didnt copy this mode, cause its awesome) So my question is which of thief elite spec is better for me, while I want to play some one-shot build in wvw or something really bursty so I can surprise enemy squishies from stealth and try to take them down quickly or take objectives as fast as possible, but I would like to use the same elite spec for other content too, while being accepted for raids and fractals. Would you Master thiefs of gw2 please advise me on this topic? Thank you for answers