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  1. What I ended up having to do was use a 3rd character, who was created in the last 30 days AND had never been to Plains of Ashford before. Than used that character to grab the POI and than the Tutorial Mastery Achievement popped and was able to complete.

    On 8/25/2021 at 4:24 PM, Frogmore.5136 said:

    Same problem here. Someone can help please?

    Try what was suggested above and see if that works. From my research most people's problem with this achievement stem from grabbing the POI while making a fresh Char (which won't  count for achievement) or had an older character with the POI unlocked before the achievement was added/reworked.

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  2. I see, that makes sense now. As per what I said earlier. My  Charr was an older character, probably  got the POI  during the storyline. The character I just tried to get it on, might have actually had the POI from before that date you posted 

    3 minutes ago, Inculpatus cedo.9234 said:

    This Achievement was added in February, 2020

     

    I will take the advice from the thread and try it on another character that does not have the POI yet and see  if that works! Thanks

  3. The current character I am doing it on is lvl 80 and Human. THis character was made 50 days ago.

     

    I may have first unlocked the POI back in 2013-2015 when i first  made a  Charr  and got it to level 40. Maybe before Tutorial Mastery was released? Now theres no way  to pop the achievement even if the POI is picked up on a new character?

     

    Not really sure what's going on with  it. I found some old posts about this  achievement bugging out back in about  2015. I think it was fixed overall but I had   part of it done before the bug fix. It  could be  possible it bugged my  achievement log?

  4. I have obtained the POI, and also done the event for Barradin's Vault in Plains of Ashford. 

     

    Is there any reason I am missing as to why the achievement Tutorial Mastery - Plains of Ashford: POI Barradin's Vault is not completing in my achievement logs?

     

    Just trying to  finish off these tutorial mastery achievement steps and I  think I came  onto a bug? Not sure though.

  5. On 8/2/2021 at 5:19 PM, NorthernRedStar.3054 said:

    By the way, as long as you aren't doing something like Chalice of Tears or Searing Ascent jumping puzzles, I'd forego using guides. It's much more satisfying to complete some of these more unique achievements / quests on your own.

    There's raid wings 1-3 and 4 (Forsaken Thicket and Bastion of the Penitent) that add a lot into the overall lore and help you understand the events that occurred both between the time skip (GW1-GW2), and between Personal Story (Zhaitan) and Living World Season 3. Bastion of the Penitent has some fairly easy bosses, so I'd aim to maybe complete that one if you have any form of curiosity towards raiding.

    Apart from the instances, I believe most players are achievement hunters - and, quite honestly, there's easily enough content to keep you busy 'till End of Dragons, there.

    You should also aim to collect all the pets / items / collectibles for your home instance. There's more than plenty, and some are quite tricky to get (and funny, i.e. Caudecus' cat).

     

    Thanks for the ideas! I will probably wait on instanced PvE (Raids/fractals ect.) until I get better internet in a few months. I am playing on SpaceX's StarLink internet right now and it has some major Latency / Ping problems right now. Not trying to DC 4 times during a raid lol

     

    But Open world content is my jam right now. I have been scouring the achievements and watching Videos on intruducing me to the plethora of unlockables there are!!!!

     

    On 8/2/2021 at 10:04 PM, Jukhy.2431 said:

    So much great advice in this topic! Love how helpful this community is. 

    As mentioned before following gw2crafts.net guides is the easiest and cheapest solution for leveling crafting.

    If you haven't already, you might also want to check out metabattle.com for best (meta) builds. I usually choose a build I enjoy most for the class and then customize it a bit to fit my personal taste. Having the most optimal and fitting build for you will be important especially in the expansion areas where the skill level required is higher. Also for fractals/strikes/raids playing a meta build is usually the safest option, since they have been tested and vetted by the more experienced players.

     

    Yes this community is pretty awesome! I can't believe it took me this long to dive into GW2 but I'm glad I finally did 😃

    I'm working on my open world PvE Reaper build right now. I've unlocked about 70% of the Reaper Skills so far and having a blast with that spec!   I have also been looking into Engineer and Elementalist. They look so fun as well!

     

    I tend to do the same thing. While I'm learning and absorbing information I will go with a tried and tested build, and than start changing a skill here or there too fit my personal play style.

     

    13 hours ago, Geiir.7603 said:

    What’s next after exploring the world and doing the story content?


    * Get the Skyscale, the Griffon and the Rollerbeetle

    * Go into the achievement tab and find a fun achievement or a title you want to unlock

    * Start working on your legendary journey

    * Learn PvP

    * Roam WvW with friends

    * Unlock cosmetics and perks with map currencies

    * Explore dungeons

    * Go through fractals

    * Try a raid

    * Mount races

    * Learn how to fly the Griffon

    * Learn how to ride your Rollerbeetle

    * Master a few profession skills

    * Level a new profession and level it

    * Replay living story instances for achievements and see the other decisions you could have made

     

    That’s just what I had on top of my mind. There’s so much to do, see and explore 😄

     

    Wow great list here!

     

    I just watched my first videos on Gryphon / Rollerbeetle unlocks the other day. It'd definitely a grind but looks like I'll get too explore and see a lot of the map while  doing so, so that's exciting!  I am finishing up my main story journal stuff right now, and working on crafting. But choosing a Legendary to start working on  and starting the Gryphon grind are next on my list!

     

    You guys n gals are awesome and have given me so much to work with! I just wanted a little direction from the community too see what other people like doing. And this list is just what I needed!

     

    Kazumm

     

     

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  6. 1 minute ago, NorthernRedStar.3054 said:

    You get TWO (2) Gifts of Exploration per map completion on a character. And yes, all the gen 1 legendaries require one - unless you buy them instead of crafting. Gen 2 legendaries cannot be bought, though.

     

    Okay cool, sounds good. I'm sure after I get through some videos today on the topic it will all be more clear!

     

    Kazumm

  7. @Witch of Doom.5739 Thank You for the great info! I will definately use the tools you mentioned above. Herald Gaming / Krytan Herald's Youtube page looks pretty good also! I'm definitely going to watch that video and more.

     

    GW2Efficiency.com is a bit overwhelming at first but I assume once I am more familiar with crafting and Legendaries it will make more sense.

     

    From your statement above all Gen 1 Legendaries need Gift of Exploration? And do you only get 1 per character once 100% map completion is done on that toon?

     

    Thanks for all the great info! I definately have my homework for the week =P

     

    Kazumm

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  8. 1 hour ago, Witch of Doom.5739 said:

    Have you done any of the elite specializations?  Thought about crafting a Legendary?  I have several short-term goals going all the time and usually one long-term one like making a Legendary weapon.

     

    Glad you're having so much fun, love your enthusiasm!

     

    I am 50% of the way into Reaper Specialization. And i have a Warrior who I specced Spellbreaker, but haven't leveled all the way down the tree yet. I wasn't ready for the Spellbreaker playstyle so it's just sitting there atm.

     

    I haven't researched any legendary crafting items at all yet!  I am working on my Weaponsmithing and Tailoring right now (reaper crafting choices). But both are only around 100. I haven't purchased any mats on the Trading Post yet. Just been using self-grinded Mats. I will give the Wiki Legendary Weapons a look and see what's available for reaper. That will probably be my first class I craft a  Legendary for!

    I'll do some wiki research but any crafting tips/tricks/hints would be most helpful!

    Kazumm

  9. On 7/29/2021 at 10:36 PM, Jukhy.2431 said:

    It can be overwhelming and confusing at times, the amount of content this game has. There's no hurry to do it so play at your own pace.

    Great tip from Rogue above. The community maintained official GW2 Wiki is very useful site, helped me countless times.

    Collections and other achievements can reward many different items, titles or vendor unlocks. Some of the most useful ones are likely the different converter gizmos and ascended gear, for example the specialization collections. All professions (character classes) can get two different weapons, one for each elite specialization. All ascended gear is account bound, meaning you can use them on any character you want. You can also change the attributes for most ascended gear. (Remeber to remove any upgrades before doing it.)

    Hope this was of some help. Most times the /map chat is also willing to help if you need quick advice while gaming.

     

    Thanks @Jukhy.2431 for the end-game direction help. Still working on understanding the different achievement/collection unlocks. I'm still a 1.5k Achievement noob! The specialization collections link was very helpful especially. I think with GW2 and its horizontal progression style had me confused for a bit. Even though GW1 was a bit similiar, its still such a different system, but very enjoyable once you start to understand what stats your spec needs.

     

    Kazumm

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  10. On 7/30/2021 at 8:00 AM, Fueki.4753 said:

    If the items you are referring to are the ones I'm thinking of, then those are items that are required for "crafting" Mawdrey and Mawdrey II.

     

    The items I'm thinking of include:

    Mysterious Seed

    Enormous Foxfire Cluster

    Chaos Orb

    Pile of Ley Line Dust

     

    If those are the items you referred to and you want to do something with them, it's best you check the wiki on how to proceed:

    https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Mawdrey/Walkthrough

     

    There possibly are more items for Mawdrey that you got from Season 2, but it's been years since I did this side quest.

     

     

     

    Yes those are the ones! I've been trying to figure it out as much as i can in-game, but it seems I am getting to the point where /Wiki is my best friend haha!

    On 7/30/2021 at 3:32 AM, Goettel.4389 said:

    I still love the HoT metas: VB/AB/TD (not so much) and especially DS, so I can play them endlessly. I also love the leveling in GW2 (IMO it's better than any other current MMO), so I've casually leveled a bunch of 'em. I skip story whenever I can, because I hate it - not just in GW2, in games in general. The standard answer might be: pick a legendary you like and grind it. I could never bring myself to do that though.

     

    Maybe step back from the game for a little while and find out what you miss most.

     

    Ah, and LD pony runs and the yearly mad labs are great for my OCD ; - )

     

    I have also found the HoT metas to be really enjoyable. Dragon's Stand is a fun one for sure. Especially since I havent grinded skyscale yet. Im all gliding around from platform to platform amongst  all the chaos haha. Definately a blast to do!

    On 7/30/2021 at 1:25 AM, RagiNagi.1802 said:

    As a casual player myself. I usually finish the story and start completing maps - all hearts, POI's, Vistas, Masteries etc. And think about the longer game changing collections like Skyscale.

     

    Yes this is my go-to activity when I'm taking a break from the story for a bit. Pick a random map I have never explored yet and just try to 100% it! I have found so many fun and beautiful areas that way!

     

    Loving GW2!

     

    Kazumm

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  11. 15 hours ago, Jukhy.2431 said:

    Caladbolg is a reward ascended weapon of your choise for completing side story Knight of the Thorn after HoT main one.
    For crafting there are fast and regular (cheaper) guides at gw2crafts.net.

    I will also have to go check out this side story! I must have missed it in my travels.

     

    Kazumm

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  12. Glad I was able to get a few replies!

     

    I have to agree at the moment I am having a blast going through the story lines for my first time. Doing Meta's, and Literally just exploring  like you explained above @Danikat.8537!

     

    I love sticking around before and after missions and dialogue to hear the banter and lore pieces that are voice acted but not forced upon you.

     

    What do collections offer? I've come across them in the achievements. I am unaware of the benefits of completing the collections though.

     

    Also, quick question hopefully someone read this whole post....  I have about 10 items in my inventory that say stuff like "This residue lies dorment. It can be infused... ect" or "A Humming emanates from this orb, it can me amplified with an additional source of ect..."   I've tried going to the locations after double clicking the item to show location... but i cant tell what to do when i get to the area. Any hints??

     

    Thank You lovely GW2 community!

     

    Kazumm

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  13. Yeah I've been slowly looking through the Achievements, I just do not know where to start because there are so many!

     

    I am also working on crafting. Not buying any materials with gold though so far. Just been grinding zones, salvaging and building up mats for now. I have Weaponsmith, Chef, Huntsman, Artificer, and Tailor all under 100 skill lvl though.

     

    I have no clue what Caladbolg is, what part of the storylihe is that from?

  14. Right on, yeah that kinda sounds  a   bit what I've been doing.  If i find myself wanting to do something different than Story Journal missions, I'll pick a random map/zone and go explore. Complete hearts, grab Vistas and PoI's. And usually have found most of my Map Meta's that way. Stumble across 45  people on a Meta,  join  up and have some fun.

     

    I found /wiki et recently and have been using that to plan out  joining Meta's. Been doing alot of the HoT Meta's, and now  starting up PoF Meta's. Just trying to get the whole experience best i can 5 years late =P

  15. I purchased GW2 3,500 days ago. Wow, okay. It's been quite while  since I've logged in. 1 lvl 40 toon and 1 lvl 30 toon-ish, sweet. I guess i  played less than i thought a few years ago.  Ehh,  let's start a new character. I used to play Necro in  GW1 so let's give this a proper try.....

     

    25 days later. 145 hrs. My Reaper has completed "My  Story", Watched Season 1 Vids, played through Season 2,  Played "HoT story", Played through Season 3, Played through Path of Fire, Working on Season 4 and Icebrood Saga next.

     

    Holy crap this game is as addicting as GW1 was back in the day. With much more to do now while building on the core  concepts that made  GW1 great.

     

    Anyways, so as I'm heading through all this story content... I'm thinking.... I don't want  it too end, but i know it'll end (until 2022!).  Yes there's some areas of the story that could've been polished/improved, but overall have  been enjoying it.

     

    But when the storylines end, other than raids, fractals, and pvp, how else can i continue to experience this amazing world that feel so alive?  I have plans to make a few new characters, keep having fun with the Meta's/living  worlds.

     

    But like, what other sort of End-Game content / Lore content can I shoot for and/or experience  once I'm finished with most of the storylines?  I'm sucked in and want to  experience more. And I know you nerds got some fun stuff to do in this game. It could be items to get, easter eggs, challenges, achievements to shoot for ect....

     

    I am basically playing this game blind, haven't watched many videos, or researched  much at all unless  I'm completely lost. Just been grinding out Story's and Metas!

     

    Looking for some responses from you experienced GW2 community  members out there.

     

     

    Peace.  Love.  Unity.  Respect.

     

     

    Kazumm

     

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